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StephenHannardADGUK Published on Jul 1, 2012 The Bermuda Triangle: mysterious, unworldly, sometimes deadly. For decades intrepid researchers delved into the maze of mysteries hidden deep within this most enigmatic place on Earth. Some speculate the bizarre time anomalies, disappearances and...

Sure would've hated to see one of these things when it was living and it ate creatures it's own size? Wonder what else they'll discover in time. Bus-Size Sea Monster Found, Took On Prey Its Own Size By Brian Handwerk

Most of us learned it was on its way, the digital, searchable, and translated Dead Sea Scrolls are on the internet. Here: http://dss.collections.imj.org.il/

I guess we will find out is 6 to 10 days, but I am not holding my breath. Swedish scientists plan to explore a mystery ripped straight from the “The X-Files.” Rather than Mulder and Scully, this adventure features Swedish researchers Peter Lindberg and Dennis Asberg. They too know the truth is...

BOATLIFT -- AN UNTOLD TALE OF 9/11 RESILIENCE ... The Largest Sea Evacuation in History ... ! ...I never realized !

Sea Life in St. Mark's Square The fish are visiting sunken cities, the legendary watropolis. They move across brows of mountain ranges, to unlaced canals, above crumbling walls conservators fretted over; where people...

Like a steaming kettle with the top on, pressure is building beneath the surface of California that could unleash a monster earthquake at any time. That's according to a new study from the Scripps Institute of Oceanography. Geologists say Southern California is long overdue for a huge...

It must have been October, right after the annual hanging of the winter drapes and the ceremonial unrolling of the rug from its summer sleep behind the sofa. Gone were the slipcovers, leaving the upholstery stripped down to warm arms again, and the little living room transformed into a mother...

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. – More sea turtles were killed or injured in the Gulf of Mexico in the months following the BP oil spill than in any similar period during the past two decades, a report released Wednesday found. While the report suggested many of the 600 turtles were hurt by the spill...

He looks out to the spring night composing its indifferent themes. He looks out through his point of view. Looks through the window to the darkness, which throws him back. He stares at the night, his mirrored face, as into an unsolved private sea. His pain elusive, dangerous, vastly...

Though reluctant when his mother insists on joining the sangha the Buddha admits women too are capable of stream-entering reading these words it is not that suddenly I enter the stream it is more that I become aware of its coolness and of myself...

Canadian government can't explain photos of missiles launched from sea near Newfoundland Read more: http://deathby1000papercuts.com/2010...t-unexplained/

Stream-Entering Though reluctant when his mother insists on joining the sangha the Buddha admits women too are capable of stream-entering reading these words it is not that suddenly I enter the stream it is more that I become aware of its coolness and of...

Stream-Entering Though reluctant when his mother insists on joining the sangha the Buddha admits women too are capable of stream-entering reading these words it is not that suddenly I enter the stream it is more that I become aware of its coolness and of...

Oil leak in the Red Sea (have you heard about this) Monday, June 21, 2010 For the past five days there has been oil leaking into the Red Sea off Egypt. "The responsible businesses have warned anybody," says Amr Ali of the Hurghada Environmental Protection & Conservation Agency. "It is...

Alex Morales Bloomberg Wednesday, April 7th, 2010 The extent of sea ice over the Arctic Ocean grew until the last day of March, the latest the annual melting season has begun in 31 years of satellite records, the U.S. National Snow and Ice Data Center said. Cold weather and winds from the...

Watts Up With That? March 26, 2010 I’ve been watching this NSIDC graph for a few days, figuring it was just noise. Now, it looks like “something worth blogging about“. The Arctic sea ice extent is continuing to grow past the normal historical peak which occurs typically in late February/early...

Steven Goddard Watts Up With That? March 9, 2010 Last month we discussed how NASA continues to spread worries about the Antarctic warming and melting. A January 12, 2010 Earth Observatory article warns that Antarctica “has been losing more than a hundred cubic kilometers (24 cubic miles)...