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Alien Caught on Film?

May 28, 2004
Scott Corrales quotes Chilean civil engineer Germ NOTE: This news story, previously published on our old site, will have any links removed. continued

Hum & Blast

May 28, 2004
A loud noise from a UFO shook windows in Iowa and woke people up. No jet was flying in the vicinity, so the source of the noise is a mystery. But at least the low-frequency hum that has been driving... continued

Climate Change Faster Than Expected

May 28, 2004
On the weekend of the opening of The Day After Tomorrow, researcher James Lovelock says climate change may be proceeding much more quickly than previously thought. This report comes at a time when the main criticism of the film is... continued

“Next Time We Will Come Much Closer.”

May 28, 2004
As part of our new Communion Letters, a reader named Shawn writes: "I want to relate an experience I recently had in my own backyard. I was standing on my back porch at about 9 pm, enjoying the night air,... continued

In Vitro May Pass on Genetic Problems

May 27, 2004
Many couples choose to have babies using in-vitro fertilization because the man's sperm count is too low to father children any other way. However, this low sperm count could be due to a genetic defect that affects more than sperm,... continued

Hybrid Savings: It Depends on How You Drive

May 27, 2004
Some owners of new hybrid cars can't figure out why they don't get the 55 or higher miles per gallon they've been promised. It turns out you won't save much on gas unless you drive the right way. Honda spokesman... continued

Mad Cow Time Bomb

May 27, 2004
Britain may be facing a Mad Cow time bomb. New research suggests that up to 4,000 people there unknowingly carry the human form of mad cow disease. Some may already be passing it on through blood transfusions and contaminated surgical... continued

Music Teachers Going Deaf

May 26, 2004
A new study shows that music teachers are routinely exposed to noise levels that could result in hearing loss. Researcher Hans Kunov says, "The hair cells of the inner ear simply crumble under the load, and they don't grow back... continued

How the Brain Grows Up

May 26, 2004
Those of us who've had to deal with cranky toddlers and stubborn teenagers will not be surprised to learn that the brain's center of reasoning and problem solving is the last to mature. This may be why it's so much... continued

A Skin Story

May 26, 2004
In the movie Fahrenheit 451, books have been burned, so a group of people volunteer to each memorize a book in order to keep it alive. Now author Shelley Jackson is using volunteers to create a story called "Skin." Each... continued