In this set of three videotapes, writer Graham Hancock traverses the world and explains his controversial theory that an ancient civilization, highly intelligent people who sailed the planet as early as 10,500 B.C., spread advanced astronomical knowledge and built ancient observatories.
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By RT News In New Orleans, Louisiana, home is about to be much more than where the heart is. Under a new initiative announced this week by the New Orleans Police Department, private residences will also become the home of massive orange stickers that’ll alert neighbors, “Hey, don’t worry. There might be drugs here.”
By GMA Network Personal computers infected with a Trojan that tries to redirect their browsers to malicious sites may be cut off from the Internet on March 8, an information technology site said.
By ROB WAUGH Daily Mail Harvard scientists have invented a method of mass-producing robot insects – creating ‘sheets’ of tiny robot bees that pop up ready for action. When activated, a 2.4 millimetre-tall robot insect ‘pops up’ out of the sheet.
By GUY ADAMS Independent UK The President of Guatemala has floated the prospect of legalising drugs in a bid to stop criminal gangs bringing even more bloodshed to Central America, and will attempt to win regional support for an idea which is likely to face fierce opposition in Washington.
By BBC News Iran has halted oil sales to British and French companies, the nation’s oil ministry has said. A spokesman was reported as saying on the ministry’s website that Iran would “sell our oil to new customers”.
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While central Europe and Russia are freezing and covered with snow, the story is different in the high Arctic. In late January BarentsObserver reported on abnormal heat on Svalbard with weeks with temperatures over freezing, rain and smelting snow. The situation at sea in the Arctic is even more abnormal.
By Rebecca Boyle PopSci A larval fruit fly is hatched in the year 2011 and frozen while still pupating, half its body water solidified in frigid temperatures. After spending many generations in a state of suspended animation
By GEORGE JAHN Yahoo News Diplomats say Iran is poised for a major expansion of its nuclear program at a cavernous underground site.
A 5.1 magnitude earthquake occurred at 18:31:57 PM (UTC), Thursday night, February 15, 2012 in the area of Nicobar Islands, south east of the Bay of Bengal.
By Sarah B. Weir Yahoo News Could a pretty pucker be the kiss of death? According to Reuters, about 400 lipsticksrecently tested by the FDA contain traces of lead.
By Euro News Turkish authorities have confirmed that an ancient bible thought to be 1,500 years old is being kept safe after being seized from a gang of smugglers.
By Van Meguerditchian The Daily Star The Beirut River mysteriously turned blood red Wednesday after a stream of unidentified red liquid began pouring from the southern bank of the river in Furn al-Shubbak.
By William Grigg Republic-Magazine The police did nothing to prevent the robbery of Dennis Fleming’s home in Farmington, New Hampshire, or to catch the burglar – but they may succeed in sending the 61-year-old grandfather to prison for using a handgun to apprehend the man suspected of several local break-ins.
By Daily Mail Dogs in the UK watch almost an hour of TV every day, according to new research. Experts say the number of canines addicted to television is set to rise as the nation continues to make the switch from analogue to digital – because the clearer picture is easier for dogs to watch.