Monday Hot Stories

• Cat Falls 17 Stories and Lives
  Despite some broken teeth and bruising this lucky feline lived to tell the tale (with video). -CityNews
• Honda Unveils Robot That Helps You Walk
  Experimental device supports bodyweight, reduces stress on the knees (with photos). -AP
• Video: UFO Over Madison, Alabama
  High quality UFO captured over Madison, Alabama on November 3, 2008. -Phantoms and Monsters
  
• Mystery Deepens Over Unseen Antarctic 'Alps'
  Gamburstev mountain range defies conventional science. -National Geographic
• Other Earths, Other Aliens, or Our Own?
  Micah Hanks postulates on the concept of ancient advanced races. -UFO Magazine Blog
• Space Traffic Control System Needed
  Experts look ahead to one of space's most pressing future concerns. -Space.com
• Psychology of the Skeptic
  Examining the mind set of ardent "non-believers." -The Daily Grail
• Dead People in 1700s Were the First Celebrities
  Researchers trace origins of fleeting fame to 16th century British obituaries. -LiveScience
• Mini Nuclear Plants to Power 20,000 Homes
  The $20mil shed-size reactors will be on sale within five years, say scientists. -guardian.co.uk
• Open Letter to President-Elect Obama
  Robert Stanley issues an "open letter" calling for UFO disclosure. -UFO Digest
• Middleboro Town Hall deemed haunted
  The Enfield Paranormal Society claims to have found evidence of ghosts in the Middleboro, MA town hall building. -Enterprise News
• Dino experts bust up prehistoric party theory
  'We didn't observe a single footprint,' paleontologist says. -AP
• Were screams in the night really Bigfoot?
  Mike Conley relates a tale from the BFRO website about a camper who heard an "unreal, loud, clear, resonant, scream." -McDowell News
• Scientists revisit 1833 hydrogen experiment
  Team investigate whether G. D. Botto's 19th century hydrogen experiments could have applications for today's energy problems. -PhysOrg.com
• Government black boxes will 'collect every email'
  UK's Home Office says all data from web could be stored in giant government database. -The Independent
• Plan to Send Hot Air Balloon to Titan
  Saturn's moon Titan is an ideal place to go with a balloon because of its atmosphere. -Astrobiology Magazine
• AUDIO: Spooky sounds from Observer office
  Paranormal investigation yields strange sounds. -Worthing Herald
• The Great Fear of the Unknown
  Fears surrounding the Large Hadron Collider and other scenarios. -USA Today
• Drug 'tricks body to lose weight'
  Substance is a chemical cousin of an extract in red wine. -BBC News
• Army Working on Science's Outer Limits
  The Army is 'making science fiction into reality.' -Military.com
• Why Do We Forget Things?
  The brain can store a vast number of memories, so why can't we find these memories when we need to? -Scientific American
• Gigantic Salmon Found in California River
  The Chinook salmon was more than 4 feet long and weighed 85 pounds. -Fox News
• Many gather to ponder end of Maya days
  Participants shelled out $300 each to attend the sold-out 2012 Conference. -LA Times

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