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Furry Gods of the Earth
There are mysteries within the world that lay hidden, and there are mysteries that wander the earth in disguise – as it is thought their ways are known. Such is the coyote, the canine species that roams throughout North and Central America, often depicted as a crude survivor of the land. Author Mark Twain called…
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Earth Lovers Live Longer – Einstein’s Theory Reveals
Decades ago, a first class scientist, quite distinguished by his hair, developed a theory. Today, beneath the mountains of Colorado, scientists have taken that idea a little further. Armed with Einstein’s theory of relativity, physicists at the National Institute of Standards Technology (NIST) have revealed people living at the top of a building age faster…
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9000-Year-Old Beer Sells for $15 a Bottle
Milton – the US town named by eminent 17th century English poet John Milton, is now breathing poetry of another kind, all over its citizens. Sam Calagione and the folks at Dogfish Head Craft Brewery have recreated a 9000-year-old Chinese beer made from wildflower honey, muscat grapes, barley malt, hawthorn fruit and chrysanthemums – all…
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Scientists Develop Blackest Material Ever Known
In an astonishing display of synthetic madness, scientists have taken it upon themselves to create the blackest material ever known to man. The material doesn’t owe its unusually dark hue to nature, rather it is a manmade ‘metamaterial’, a labyrinth of innumerable tiny silver wires set in aluminium oxide. Once light hits this metamaterial, it…
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Hallucinogenic Effects the Key to Universal Love
Scientists are fascinated at the similarities between hallucinogenic experiences and profound revelations that have come from mystics and meditative grandmasters throughout the ages. Retired clinical psychologist, Clark Martin, is well versed in modern approaches to depression. However, after anti-depressants failed to help him overcome cancer, Dr Martin tried an experiment at John Hopkins Medical School,…
