2019-03-01
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Musicians Have More Gray Matter
June 20, 2002Professional musicians have more gray matter in the part of the brain that processes music. This may explain why some people seem to be born musicians, while the rest of us struggle with piano lessons. But scientists aren?t sure whether... continued
First Americans Were Australians
June 20, 2002The first Americans were descended from Australian aborigines, according to new evidence presented in a BBC documentary. The program, called Ancient Voices, shows that the dimensions of prehistoric skulls found in Brazil match those of the aboriginal peoples of Australia... continued
Evidence of UFO Visitations
June 20, 2002Chinese scientists have found a pyramid-shaped relic that local legends say was left by visitors from space. The structure is 165-198 feet tall and is on top of Mount Baigong. It has three caves with triangular openings on its front... continued
Alaska is Melting
June 19, 2002In Alaska, they know that global warming is real, because the average temperature has risen about seven degrees over the last 30 years. No other state in the U.S. is experiencing a greater change in weather than Alaska, according to... continued
Saddam May Step Down Before He?s Taken Out
June 19, 2002The French newspaper L?Express reports that Iraqi President Saddam Hussein may be stepping down soon in favor of his younger son Qusai. Saddam has 2 sons, Qusai and Uday, and it has long been assumed that Qusai will succeed his... continued
Autograph an Asteroid
June 19, 2002First tourists were paying big bucks to visit the International Space Station?now the Japanese are arranging for people to autograph an asteroid. The Japanese Muses-C spacecraft is the first craft designed to visit an asteroid and return to Earth after... continued
Death is a Master From Palestine
June 19, 2002Secrecy News says, ?In their war against Israel, Palestinian terrorists have devised original, innovative ways of killing people that have not been widely reported?nails, ball bearings and other penetrating objects?[have] on occasion been laced with rat poison, which promotes internal... continued
Dream Books
June 19, 2002You taste in reading shows the kinds of dreams you have, and adults who read fiction have stranger dreams than nonfiction readers?and are more likely to remember their dreams. Fans of fantasy and science fiction have more nightmares and ?lucid?... continued
Drought Throughout U.S.?West Hit Hard
June 18, 2002Drought and the wildfires that accompany it is spreading across the entire United States and hitting the Western states especially hard. Much of this is due to low snow accumulation during the previous winter months. The West especially counts on... continued
Earth-Like Solar System Discovered
June 18, 2002What many people don't realize is that we humans can thank Jupiter that we're here. The huge planet protects the rest of the planets in our solar system by absorbing many of the blows that come our way from comets... continued