This looks like a solar reflection on the boat’s windshield, but the witness claims that it was an object hovering over the lake for 15 minutes. He said, "It was about four or five times brighter than what’s in the picture and there seemed to be a steam cloud around it.” He turned his head for a moment and it disappeared. The event took place near Crease Island in British Columbia.
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Here are some fascinating new "takes" on Whitley Strieber’s latest book, Soving the Communion Enigma, from NPR reporter Rick Kleffel. To read them and hear them, click here, here and here. You’ll notice that when Kleffel was recording his interview, he heard strange noises.read more
Inventors are working hard to create self-driving cars: There have been so many trials of them in Nevada that it has become the first American state to pass a law to regulate such trials on public roads.
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CERN in Geneva isn’t the only place that researchers are looking for the "God particle." Scientists at the Tevatron accelerator in the US say they have also seen possible hints of the Higgs boson (NOTE: Subscribers can still listen to this show).
At CERN, there is about a one in 36 chance that the data anomaly they’ve seen is the just coincidence–however, the fact that the US collider is getting the same results makes it more likely that the data is real.
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