The Western Daily Press of Bristol, England has reported that there have been around 30 near misses with UFOs at Britain?s major airports, incidents that came close to bringing down jets that were loaded with passengers. The newspaper uncovered Civil Aviation Authority files detailing these incidents that are now in the possession of U.K. author Nick Redfern.
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Scientists now say their key tool for dating ancient artifacts might be wrong by 10,000 years, which could push back the timing of key events in history and improve our understanding of climate change and ancient civilizations.
Their study could force to rethink the dates when events occurred, especially the period when modern humans lived alongside Neanderthals in Europe. It suggests that modern humans might have lived in Europe far longer than thought and that prehistoric paintings recently found in the Chauvet cave, in southern France, might be 38,000 years old rather than the estimated 33,000 years.
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Science has now accepted the fact that the dinosaurs were killed 65 million years ago due to an impact from outer space. Could that type of extinction be in our future? Understanding what caused this impact could help to answer that question.
A new computer simulation shows that the ultimate cause was the fact that Mercury?s orbit wobbled during that period. This could have pushed an asteroid towards our planet, wiping out most of the living things on it.
?Our best calculations show that the dynamical state of the Solar System changed abruptly about 65 million years ago,? says Bruce Runnegar of the UCLA Center for Astrobiology.
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Strongest-Ever Scientific Evidence.
A British scientist studying heart attack patients says he has found evidence that consciousness may continue after the brain has stopped functioning and a patient is clinically dead. This means that science is now confronting the age-old religious questions about the existence of a soul that survives physical death.
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