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Saturday, March 6, 2010

China looks to master its control over the weather

China plans to step up its use of the weather modification techniques.
— National Post

Dead pigs used to investigate 'dead zones'

There is a recent and rather macabre addition to the marine biologist's toolkit.
— BBC News

DARPA Brings Our Comic Book Fantasies to Life

Human Assisted Neural Devices, Programmable Matter, and other plans.
— Asylum.com

Knowing the mind of God: Seven theories of everything

The "theory of everything" is one of the most cherished dreams of science.
— New Scientist

Murder most fowl

Three hens and cockerel peck fox to death after it breaks into coop.
— Daily Mail

Strange Earth-Lights Preceded Chilean Earthquake?

A Chilean reporter described seeing the sky change colors as her house shook.
— Gralien Report

Brody brings his paranormal comedy to Duluth

Many comedians have risen to prominence by relying on certain subjects, but Mike Brody really stands out in the theme department.
— Duluth News Tribune

Postcards from the Edge

Joe Capp reports from the UFO Congress in Laughlin, NV.
— UFO Media Matters

A measure for the multiverse

The multiverse has developed rapidly from being a speculative idea to a theory verging on respectability.
— New Scientist

Broody hen adopts puppies

A hen has astonished its owners on a Shropshire farm - by taking a litter of puppies under its wing.
— Ananova

Nail from Christ's crucifixion found?

The nail was found at a remote fort believed to have once been a stronghold of the Knights Templar.
— The Telegraph

Tons of Water Ice Found on the Moon's North Pole

More than 40 craters ranging from 1 to 9 miles wide were found harboring the water ice.
— Space.com

Etched ostrich eggs illustrate human sophistication

Fragments found in South Africa are among the earliest examples of the use of symbolism by modern humans.
— BBC News

Chile Earthquake: Is Mother Nature Out of Control?

Scientist says that relative to a time period in the past, the Earth has been more active over the past 15 years.
— LiveScience

Were the 1997 Arizona Lights a psychological warfare experiment?

Randall Fitzgerald shares details of his investigation.
— Examiner.com

Captured 'ghosts' for sale online

Vials are said to contain the spirits of ghosts exorcised from a house in New Zealand.
— Ananova

Bright Lights that Hypnotize: Mysterious Aerial Illuminations

Micah Hanks writes about the Brown Mountain Lights.
— Mysterious Universe

How optical illusion triggered plane panic

Environmental factors contributed to the illusion that a plane crashed.
— ABC.net.au

Snake Caught Attacking Dinosaur-- First Fossil Proof

Hunter and hunted were frozen in time at key moment.
— National Geographic News

Biblical fragments reunited after centuries

Pieces of 1,300-year-old manuscript displayed together for first time.
— Associated Press

Boy develops fish scales at 14 months old

Boy born without pores in his skin has baffled medics.
— The Telegraph

8-Limbed Boy Needs Surgery to Remove Parasitic Twin

Deepak Paswaan was born with the arms, legs and buttocks of a parasitic twin protruding from his chest.
— FOX News

Top 10 spooky sleep disorders

Exploding head syndrome and night terrors are just two of the ailments profiled.
— MSNBC


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