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Science and Technology New submersible to venture in to the abyss Posted 8.29.2008 | 8 Comments The deep is legendary for inky darkness. William Beebe, the first person to eye the abyss, called it perpetual night. The darkness is matched by the intense pressure. Four miles down, it amounts to nearly five tons per square inch. That is too much even for Alvin, the most famous of the world’s tiny submersibles, which can take a pilot and two scientists down to a maximum depth of 2.8 miles. But a new submersible is being built here, and even the...     Its official: cows point north     Researchers produce blood in lab from stem cells     Blurring the line between animation and reality

 

Other news stories Metaphysics and Psychology Army funds 'synthetic telepathy' research Posted 8.29.2008 | 2 Comments The army has given a team of University of California researchers a $4 million grant to st...     'Beer goggles' are real - it's official     Inside the grieving brain     How to explain psychic children Modern Mysteries Loch Ness mystery noise 'unsolved' Posted 8.29.2008 | 4 Comments Residents on the shores of Loch Ness are having their sleep disturbed by a mystery humming...     'World's oldest man' dead at 138     Military probes mystery blast in Arctic     The curse of the crying boy Ancient Mysteries 'Lost towns' discovered in Amazon Posted 8.29.2008 | 0 Comments Submitted by Waspie Dwarf: The remote amazon river basin was once home to densely populate...     Israel to display the Dead Sea Scrolls on-line     Pre-Incan Wari mummy unearthed in Peru     Huge statue of Roman ruler found The UFO Phenomenon UFO Hunters head down under for evidence Posted 8.28.2008 | 2 Comments American documentary makers are set to descend on the Northern Territory to investigate a ...     Chile touts intergalactic ties with 'UFO trail'     FAA release signals new UFO 'openness policy'     UFOs and the Truman syndrome Palaeontology 'Complexity' of neanderthal tools Posted 8.28.2008 | 1 Comment Submitted by Waspie Dwarf: Early stone tools developed by our species Homo sapiens were no...     Ebay insect fossil is new species     Tiny dino could run like an olympian     Plant-eating dinos grew fast to fend off tyrannosaurs Space and Astronomy Some solar flares may be caused by dark matter Posted 8.28.2008 | 0 Comments Some solar flares may be caused by dark matter particles called axions spewing out from th...     Researcher invents method to save the world     New "minor planet" found in solar system     NASA Moonship flight target slips Natural World Polar bears spotted in open ocean Posted 8.27.2008 | 4 Comments Observers flying over Alaska"s northwest coast spotted nine polar bears in one day swimmin...     Mutilated sheep spark new big cat fears     Mirror test shows magpies are no bird-brains     New Zealand's colossal squid defies legends Bizarre The tall and the short Posted 8.26.2008 | 0 Comments China is today gloating over another world record that places it firmly in the big league ...     Has couple found formula to win lottery ?     World's tallest woman dies at age 53     Dog saves elderly woman from kangaroo Ghosts and Hauntings How to explain the paranormal Posted 8.24.2008 | 0 Comments Anthony North: I cover so many areas of the paranormal in my theorizing that it can often ...     How to explain entities     English civil war ghost captured on film     Can entities hurt ? Cryptozoology, Myths and Legends Georgia Bigfoot hoaxers do a runner Posted 8.22.2008 | 33 Comments The hunt was on Wednesday for two North American forest-roaming bipeds, last seen in North...     Hoax: Georgia Bigfoot is a rubber costume     Nessie and Yeti - a theory     Skepticism surrounds Bigfoot DNA test, photographs Spirituality Shroud of Turin stirs new controversy Posted 8.20.2008 | 35 Comments A Colorado couple researching the shroud dispute radiocarbon dating of the alleged burial ...     Knights Templar heirs in legal battle with the pope     Scholars plan to reunite ancient bible online     Russian 'Messiah' charged with fraud Extraterrestrial Microbes could travel from Venus to Earth Posted 8.13.2008 | 5 Comments Venus, with its boiling-hot surface, doesn"t seem a likely place to find ET. But a new pap...     Edgar Mitchell: Roswell cover-up was real     Briefings and the ethics of contact     Search for alien life gains new impetus Occult How grimoires work Posted 8.10.2008 | 1 Comment Anthony North: A grimoire can be best described as an occult book of instruction. Describi...     Pagan prisoners win right to have 'magic wands'     Defining witchcraft     Campaigners bid to clear the 'witch' Conspiracy Fossett's widow dismisses faked death claims Posted 8.1.2008 | 0 Comments A lawyer for Peggy Fossett, widow of the aviation adventurer Steve Fossett, has dismissed ...     Edgar Mitchell claims alien contact cover-up     How secret was Mogul ?     The economics of conspiracy theories Browse all news stories