Eighty skeletons Discovered Near Machu Picchu
September 17, 2008
The remains, most of which were found in May 2008 at a site called Salapunku, probably date to 500 to 550 years ago, said Francisco Huarcaya, the site’s lead researcher.
Physics-defying: Cheap power from water
September 12, 2008
An entrepreneur with $60 million in venture funding says he’s found an endless source of cheap energy. Trouble is, it violates the laws of quantum physics. » Read more
UFO and National Secrecy and the Freedom of Information Act
September 12, 2008
For over 60 years, the Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) phenomenon has mystified and intrigued Americans. There are many theories concerning the nature of UFOs and they are heatedly debated. Even the usage of the term “UFO” is debated by some.
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Scientists create synthetic tree
September 12, 2008
Scientists have made the world’s first synthetic tree: a palm-sized duplication of the elegant process by which trees drink. » Read more
Realistic view of US politics with Ron Paul
September 11, 2008
“If you ever get to the point where you believe the two parties are essentially the same, if the majority is outside of the establishment, it’s not very democratic. The process is not working,” Paul said.
Busted! Pollsters caught fudging election numbers
September 11, 2008
This week’s mainstream coverage of the presidential horse-race has been dominated by a series of polls showing the McCain-Palin ticket with its first stable lead over Obama and Biden. Gallup’s tracking poll, USA Today and CBS News all show the Republicans with some kind of lead over the Democratic ticket. But, interestingly, all three polls were also conducted using a higher sampling of Republican voters than in July, raising a question of methodology. » Read more
