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It?s known that Osama bin-Laden has a serious case of kidneydisease and has had dialysis machines shipped to his varioushideouts. Now in his article ?Dust Bin? in the June 29, 2002issue of the English magazine ?The Spectator,? Mark Steyn, aBrit living in New Hampshire, says Osama is dead but it?sbetter for both sides to pretend he?s alive.

Pakistan television regularly releases videos of bin-Laden,but none of them have any information that gives a clueabout the date they were taken. Al-Qaeda officials makeannouncements, like the one by Suleiman Abu Ghaith, whosaid, ??Sheikh Osama bin Laden …is in good and prosperoushealth and all what is being rumored about his illness andinjury in Tora Bora has no truth.?
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The Earth?s magnetic field is showing signs of getting readyto shift, so that magnetic north will point towardsAntarctica and magnetic south will point north. Compasseswill point the wrong way, and migrating birds, fish andturtles will be affected. This won?t be the first time: ithappens about every 500,000 years.

Einstein said that the origin of the Earth’s magnetic fieldswas one of the greatest mysteries in physics. The Earth?smagnetic poles are constantly drifting around. Right now,magnetic north is moving out of Canada into the Arctic Oceanat about 10 miles per year.
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Do you weigh more if you put your scales on a carpet than you do if they?re on a tile floor? This is a long-standing controversy among dieters. Now researchers say it?s true?you really do seem to weigh more if you put your scales on a carpeted surface.

David MacKay, a physicist at the University of Cambridge, heard about this controversy by chance, while talking with a friend. “I was just chatting to her and she said, ‘You’re a physicist. Why do you weigh more on carpet than on a hard surface?’ I didn’t have a clue, but it seemed like a good question to throw at an undergrad,” he says.
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In his book ?Liquidation of the UFO,? published this year in Russia, Pavel Poluyan says that UFOs aren?t from outer space, but are secret U.S. aircraft first made in the 1940s and used to spy on the Soviets.

In a Russian TV documentary titled ?UFO: Life Behind Barbed Wire,? Russian military officers revealed that the U.S. used ?flying saucers? to spy on the USSR. Poluyan says George Bush senior made the decision to classify UFO documents while he was director of the FBI.
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