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  1. Andrew Crosse by Miamicoastguard · · Score: 2, Informative · on Researchers One Step Closer To Creating Life

    If you haven't already heard of Andrew Crosse and his experiments this is well worth a look. http://www.spartechsoftware.com/dimensions/mystical/AndrewCroise.htm and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrew_Crosse The biochemical experiments conducted in 1837 produced insects which were later named acari or Acarus Crossii

  2. Re:Its not necessary to have it "shot down" by unity100 · · Score: 1 · on Deathbed Confession Says Aliens Were at Roswell

    http://www.subversiveelement.com/UFOWashingtonDC.h tml http://www.spartechsoftware.com/dimensions/aliens/ UFOWashington.htm Sources (1) Project Blue Book Case 1661 July 25, 1952 (2) Clark, Jerome "The UFO Book" Detroit, Michigan 1998 (3) Ecker, Don and Klass, Phil "UFO Tonight Radio"

  3. You don't need a tree, just your own sweat... by nweaver · · Score: 1 · on Tapping Trees for Electricity?
    http://www.spartechsoftware.com/reeko/Experiments/ ExpHumanBattery.htm

    A nice "do it at home" experiment to get the same results (copper and aluminum voltaic cell) using your own body rather than a tree as the electrolyte.

  4. Re:Fishy by GooseKirk · · Score: 1 · on Is Your Office Haunted?

    AFAIK, no one ever proved that Daniel Dunglas Home was a fraud. Not saying I believe he was the real deal, I'm just saying that perhaps claiming that "EVERY SINGLE EXAMPLE OF IT TO DATE HAS BEEN [proven] FRAUDULENT" may not be accurate. And to call someone a moron when you probably have never even heard of this guy doesn't exactly demonstrate your superior knowledge and intellect on the topic.

  5. natural born killers by Doc+Ruby · · Score: 1 · on Illinois Gov. Seeks Violent Video Game Ban

    Hey, if a parent wants to train their child to become a better killer, what right does the government have to interfere in that natural order?

  6. How about a meteor strike? by Weaselmancer · · Score: 2, Interesting · on Mushroom Cloud Reported Over North Korea

    Maybe this is a meteor strike, like the one in Tungusta, Russia in 1908?

    According to this article, the Tungusta blast was around 40 megatons. The Hiroshima bomb was only 13 kilotons.

    I'm not saying this is a meteor strike, but I am saying we should keep in mind that there are other explanations. Let's wait until we see some radiation readings before we reach a conclusion.

  7. Re:Maybe I'm being cynical, but... by Loki_1929 · · Score: 4, Insightful · on Passenger Risk Database to be Implemented in U.S.
    " They could save a lot of time and money if they would just red-flag every black and Arabic person in line."

    What a great idea. Let's see if we miss anyone by going with your new security system, shall we?

    Timothy McVeigh

    Ted Kaczynski

    Eric Harris

    Dylan Klebold

    George Metesky

    David Berkowitz

    Jeffrey Dahmer

    Perhaps a planeload of these fine, upstanding citizens is your cup of tea. Personally, I'd rather have better detection systems and better trained airport security personnel.

  8. Here's a few by mrbuttle · · Score: 1 · on Interesting and Educational Web Pages for Children?

    Forgive me if any of these have been previously mentioned. I haven't finished reading the thread yet.
    FunBrain.com
    The Exploratorium: the museum of science, art and human perception.
    BrainPOP
    Reeko's Mad Scientist Lab - Free Fun Educational Science Experiments
    KidsCom, a fun site for kids
    Thinkquest Libraries