The latest report from the Ocean-X team describes the object found on the floor of the Baltic Sea last summer on sonar as stone, but extremely strange. Their description makes it sound in part as if very ancient stone structures could be present on the object. If so, they would date from prior to the end of the last ice age.
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We all think we know why sex is good, but not the way biologists do. These scientists have speculated for a long time on why all living things don’t simply reproducing by splitting like amoebas. It doesn’t sound like much fun, but we could evolve to the point that this type of reproduction could give us an orgasm.
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A stonecutter in Brazil woke up to find himself a thousand feet up in the air on a mountain, with no idea of how he got there. We remained on his precarious perch for 17 hours, until he was finally rescued by firefighters. The rescue itself took 12 hours. Even sleepwalking can’t explain something like this.
José Berti decided to walk to his brother’s house in a nearby town, and when he arrived, he was tired, so he fell asleep. He woke up on top of a nearby mountain. The inexplicata website quotes Claudecir Berti, the man’s nephew, as saying, "Only God knows how he got there."
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We’ve all seen these white-coated, glittery-eyed characters in the movies, manipulating test tubes and creating monsters (NOTE: Subscribers have a coupon that gets them this beautiful hardcover for less than $5!) Some of them have died (and some of THOSE people are still working anyway), but lots of these extreme risk-takers are still around today.
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