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Marriage is healthy–even more healthy for men than for women. Marriage also provides great psychological benefits for depressed people. Do men and women have different criteria when it comes to choosing a mate? And after you GET married, be sure to remember to say "thanks."

While humans may pride themselves on being highly evolved, most of us still behave like Neanderthals when it comes to choosing a mate. Although people claim otherwise, Scientific studies show that beauty is the key ingredient for men while women, the much choosier of the sexes, leverage their looks for security and commitment. This formula has served humans throughout time, with the model of choosy females reflected in most mammals.
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No, this doesn’t mean that people see green “flying saucers” (any more than they see “little green men.” Our readers know that what they see are little GRAY men.) It means that the cylindrical shape of UFOs makes them much more energy efficient than traditional planes.

In LiveScience.com, Michael Schirber quotes engineer Etnel Straatsma as saying, “I want to get rid of the image of a cylindrical body with wings.” She is designing a saucer-shaped plane using lighter materials that releases 50% less carbon dioxide than conventional aircraft.
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We now know that cockroaches are responsible for a common respiratory ailment and that they are resistant to radiation (meaning that if an atomic bomb went off, we’d be gone but the roaches would still be in our kitchen). But did you know that there are 4,500 known species of roach and probably two or three times that many that have not yet been discovered?
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Cell phone not functioning? It could be due to vibrations on the sun?or maybe right here on Earth. And did you know that psychologists have decided that cell phones cause a SPECIAL KIND of anxiety?

We all know about sunspots and solar flares, but for the first time, scientists have observed more subtle oscillations in the Sun’s corona that send energy outward from the surface of the sun?energy that can disrupt cell phone calls.

Solar winds could shake magnetic materials, such as nickel, deep within the earth. In New Scientist, David Shiga quotes engineer David J. Thompson as saying, “It’s a really odd kind of phenomenon. It’s not a very violent shaking, but it is measurable.”
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