Reported by David Adam, BBC science correspondent - Thursday January 27, 2005
The Guardian Lobby groups funded by the US oil industry are targeting Britain in a bid to play down the threat of climate change and derail action to cut greenhouse gas emissions, leading scientists have warned.
Bob May, president of the Royal Society, says that […]

We have been seeing a few comments and articles online referring to the theory that global warming and climate change caused by emission of greenhouse gases and carbon dioxide content as being one of the greatest political lies ever. According to one commentator:
“Doom and gloom. Let’s hear it for computer projections based on assumptions […]

The Wired Magazine ran an article on the Majestic 12, better known as MJ-12:

“1947: If the secret committee known as the Majestic 12 ever really existed, this is the day that the group was allegedly created by a memorandum from President Harry Truman.
If real, this shadowy coven of scientists, military brass and government officials […]

A summer project by Oregon State University students was the planning and execution of a ‘Firefox’ crop circle; we think that it was pretty successful.

The project was first planned on paper and executed via various methods; actual manual building with overhead project management from high ladders and airplanes.
See the Oregon State University’s Firefox Crop Circle […]

Tanja Askani posts her photographs online at fotocommunity.de. She’s now captured the most moving different-species animal friends - a deer and a rabbit - who seem to LOVE each other’s company. Some of us have seen similar friendship bonds between different animals (no, we are NOT talking about human to dog or human to cat).
Below, […]

Here’s a good one; a man trying to sell a ‘loving cat’ whilst filming ‘the introduction to the loving cat’ on video gets bitten during filming; unfortunately the cat went ‘wild’ and bit him:
TAKE 1: Pinky the cat is introduced as ‘ a very loving cat’

TAKE 2: Pinky bites down hard after a cat fight […]

The Great Barrier Reef could be dead in 20 years unless there is a drastic reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, a marine biology expert in Australia said in early April.
Rising sea temperatures were bleaching the coral and causing it to die, said Professor Ove Hoegh-Guldberg of the Australian Research Council Centre for Excellence for Coral […]

According to Peter Tremblay of the Canadian National Newspapers, rumors have persisted for years that astronauts may have seen something more on the Moon than just rocks and dust.
According to transcripts of the technical debriefing following the Apollo 11 mission, astronauts Armstrong, Edwin “Buzz” Aldrin and Michael Collins told of an encounter with a large […]

The search for billionaire adventurer, Steve Fossett, has not only widened in its scope but it looks like hope in finding the missing airman is fading just as fast. Recently inducted this year into the National Aviation Hall of Fame in Dayton, Ohio, Fossett went missing in his blue and white single-engine Bellanca Super Decathlon […]

UFO O’Hare airport.

CLTV Oak Brook Interview with ‘John” the Chicago Tribune
“John” from the Chicago Tribune appears on CLTV to give an interview of the Chicago O’Hare Airport UFO incident which hit the news world wide on New Year’s Day 2007.
A large UFO was reported to have floated 1500 feet over a gate at the Chicago […]