Monday Hot Stories

• Would eating heavy atoms lengthen our lives?
  A look at Russian biochemist Mikhail Shchepinov's rejuvenation research. -New Scientist
• The 10 big energy myths
  There has never been a more important time to invest in green technologies, yet many of us believe these efforts are doomed to failure. -The Guardian
• Found: UFO Debris
  A mysterious UFO crash in Cyprus 35 years ago may finally be solved. -Unknown Country
• Maine town wants to keep stars in view
  Residents approve ordinance to redirect manmade light. -Boston Globe
• 'I Hear Dead People'
  A review of the Ovilus spirit communication device. -Haunted America Tours
• Van der Sloot denies knowing of 'human trafficking' Father of suspect in Natalie Holloway's disappearance responds to the latest bombshell in the case. -Radio Netherlands Worldwide
• Museum recordings provide haunting evidence
  Pennsylvania paranormal group's ghost hunt produces intriguing results.
  -Frederick News-Post Online
• Shuttle Astronauts Prepare for Sunday Landing
  Endeavour craft due to touch down at 1:18 PM ET, Sunday afternoon. -Space.com
• Soviet cosmonauts conceal truth about UFOs
  A look at what space faring Russians may know about UFOs. -Pravda.Ru
• Land Rush in Wyoming Spurred by Wind Power
  Speculators descending on the state, hoping to capitalize on emerging new alternative energy source. -New York Times
• Baby Born With Heart, Liver Outside of Body
  Surgeons hope to save the child with unprecedented surgery. -Fox News
• Synchronicity and Coincidence in Mumbai
  Examining the esoteric elements behind the tragedy in India. -Copycat Effect
• Arkansas Earthquakes Could Portend Something Big Rumblings in central Arkansas called "abnormal." -AP
• Three escape pirate-hijacked tanker
  More terror erupts on the high seas as another boat is captured by pirates. -CNN
• 19th Century UFO Reports
  A look at an emerging realm of Ufological research. -The Daily Grail
• Rocks evolve too, geologists claim
  'Mineral evolution' is the idea that many of the Earth's rocks are dynamic 'species.' -Canwest News Service
• Getting Warmer?
  Prehistoric climate can help forecast future changes. -ScienceDaily
• Longest Jet Pack Flight A Success
  Daredevil soars over 1,500 foot wide canyon in Colorado. -CBS News
• The boy with the extra set of teeth
  X-rays revealed 5-year old had three sets of front teeth. -The Body Odd
• Venus, Jupiter, Moon Govern the Thanksgiving Sky
  Celestial bodies prepare for a triple conjunction on the night of December 1st. -eFluxMedia
• 5 Surprising Turkey Facts
  Some 271 million turkeys will be raised in the US this year and a good number of them will be consumed on Thanksgiving. -LiveScience
• Supersonic water jets shoot from Saturn moon
  The newly discovered features of Enceladus bolster the case for a reservoir of liquid water. -New Scientist
• DNA Test Solves Mystery of Copernicus's Remains
  Remains found in a Polish cathedral in 2005 have now been confirmed to be that of the 16th century astronomer. -Discover
• Scientists discover long-lost Furby-look-alike
  Wide-eyed primate, thought to be extinct, fits snugly in one hand. -CNN
• Backyard Skywatchers Find Bag Lost in Space
  Amateur astronomers have been monitoring a shiny tool bag that has been orbiting Earth. -Space.com
• Hubble Captures Images of Rare Mammoth Stars
  Rare ultra-hot stars emit primarily ultraviolet radiation. -Wired
• UFOs & aliens are believed in more than God
  Believers outnumber those who follow mainstream religions, a survey has found. -The Telegraph
• Officer Encountered UFO and 'Human' Stranger
  Witness saw 'invisible cigar-shaped craft.' --Earthfiles
• Finding Meaningful Patterns in Meaningless Noise
  Michael Shermer writes why the brain believes something is real when it is not. -Scientific American
• Probe to view unseen parts of Jupiter
  NASA has given the green light to Juno, a $1 billion, solar-powered mission to Jupiter. -New Scientist