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More About That Mysterious Necklace

July 24, 2006
We're still trying to solve the mystery of the mysterious nuclear necklace of King Tut. Prehistoric humans roamed the Sahara, which is now the world's largest desert, for thousands of years before it became a desert. There are isolated ruins... continued

Skeleton in the Einstein Closet

July 21, 2006
Quantum mechanics has been called "the skeleton in Albert Einstein's closet," because while he proposed the theory of relativity, which is the cornerstone of quantum mechanics, he thought that quantum laws were too random and said, "God doesn't play dice... continued

Asteroid?or Nuclear?Jewelry?

July 21, 2006
Ancient texts from India describe a scenario which sounds to us very much like a nuclear war. If this is true, some of the only evidence may have been made into jewelry. In 1966, Veincenzo de Michele saw a strange... continued

Starfire Speaks: It’s REAL Magic

July 21, 2006
On May 4 on Dreamland, Whitley Strieber interviewed Starfire Tor, who claims many unusual experiences involvingdistortions of space and time. After the interview, Whitleyand Anne Strieber had a small one, which they more-or-lessattributed to being affected by the interview. But... continued

Quantum Bee Dance

July 21, 2006
For 70 years, scientists have known that honeybees tell the other bees in their hive where the good nectar is by doing an elaborate bee dance. The dance of the honeybee is one of the most intricate communications in nature.... continued

Space Tourists

July 20, 2006
It's vacation time for most of us, but a select few will be taking their vacations in SPACE. These trips will begin as early as 2 years from now. Space.com reports that designer Philippe Starck and actors Victoria Principal and... continued

We Should Get Rid of Pennies

July 20, 2006
Pennies are an annoyance to carry around and to use?and they cost more to make than they?re worth. There?s always a shortage of them because people either throw them away or collect them in jars. But if the penny was... continued

More on Brazilian Stonehenge

July 19, 2006
Two months ago, we reported on a Stonehenge that has been discovered in Brazil. Now archeologists are learning more about it. Here's what points to the idea that the huge rocks may be a calendar, like Stonehenge is: on December... continued

Secret of the Ancient Alchemists

July 19, 2006
Bacteria have been discovered that turn ordinary metal into gold. This sounds great, except that if there is too much gold, it will become worthless?it's valuable because of its rarity. For instance, Diamonds are actually much more common that we... continued

Plenty of Oil Right Here in the US

July 19, 2006
The news show 60 Minutes recently aired a report on vast oil fields that have been discovered in Canadian shale. We recently posted a story about huge oil reserves in Venezuela.Now it turns out the largest oil reserve in the... continued