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Thursday, March 11, 2010


LHC to shut down for a year to address design faults

The Large Hadron Collider must close at the end of 2011, according to an LHC director.
— BBC News

Connecting with spirits of those whacked by mob for new show 'Ghostfellas'

Intuitive Staten Island private eye is involved in reality show pilot.
— New York Daily News

Scientists tease DNA from eggshell of extinct birds

The achievement marks a major step towards drafting the genome of extinct birds.
— AFP

Chief exorcist says Devil is in the Vatican

Father Gabriele Amorth said that the consequences of satanic infiltration included "bishops who are linked to the Demon."
— The Times

DR Congo ring may be giant 'impact crater'

Deforestation has revealed what could be a giant impact crater in Central Africa, scientists say.
— BBC News

Britain's 'big cat X files' revealed

There have been more than 100 sightings of exotic and unidentified animals in England since 2005.
— The Telegraph

Sheldrake and Wiseman Clash Over Parapsychology Experiments

A lively debate reveals wide rift between skeptics and psi proponents.
— Skeptiko

Bio weather: Cloudy with a chance of kidney stones?

Biowetter, as it’s known in German, was developed more than two decades ago as a guide to how atmosphere conditions might affect humans.
— The Local

Giant python loose on housing estate

Police have issued a warning about an escaped giant Burmese python.
— Ananova

Jerry E. Smith Dies

Longtime esoteric researcher investigated HAARP and weather modification.
— Cryptomundo

Baby Born with Tail

Chinese doctors baffled by infant girl's 5 inch tail.
— Ananova

China Targets More Space Program Firsts

Chinese space station construction among the projects expected to make significant progress in 2011.
— Space.com

Feds Move to Break Voting-Machine Monopoly

Anti-trust lawsuit looks to break up company which controls 70% of America's voting-machines.
— Wired

Woman, 101, grows horn

Zhang Ruifang in central China's Henan province has a horn in her forehead six centimetres long.
— Ananova

First contact: The man who'll welcome aliens

Jon Ronson profiles SETI's Frank Drake.
— The Guardian

Something Haunted My House

Jason Offutt shares the tale of a family plagued by a Shadow Person.
— From the Shadows

The God with the Upraised Arm

An exampination of a recurring theme in ancient art and what it might mean.
— Daily Grail

Alligators on the Rampage

Nick Redfern looks at reports of predatory gators lurking in Texas.
— Mania.com

Robin Hood stole from the rich and lent to the poor

A new book has claimed that Robin Hood stole from the rich and lent money to the poor as an early kind of loan shark.
— The Telegraph

The ghost hunter's guide

Wannabe ghost hunters can now sign up for a course teaching how to carve out a career as a spooks spotter.
— The Sun

Could Phobos Be Hollow?

Scientists have long believed that the Martian moon Phobos could be porous and filled with vast caverns.
— Universe Today

Clearest UFO ever filmed in China... or kite?

Video footage shows what appears to be a giant pyramid shaped UFO hovering above the Chinese city of Xi'an.
— All News Web

Spanish Exorcist Addresses Claims of Satanic Influence in Vatican

Fr. Gabriele Amorth: "Yes, also in the Vatican there are members of Satanic sects."
— Catholic Online

Herschel Finds Possible Life-Enabling Molecules in Space

The Herschel Space Observatory has revealed the chemical fingerprints of potentially life-enabling organic molecules in the Orion nebula.
— Science Daily

'Mystical' stone puts plumber on new path

A Polish plumber has become a faith healer after finding a 'mystical' stone while digging up drains under his house.
— Ananova

Animation of Giant Iceberg Collision as Seen From Space

The collision of the 60-mile-long B-9B iceberg with the Mertz Glacier in East Antarctica is captured in a series of satellite images.
— Wired

'Painless' vaccine needle invented in Japan

Fear of injections may soon be a thing of the past thanks to a painless new vaccine delivery system that has been perfected in Japan.
— The Telegraph

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