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Universe Could Turn To Jelly

September 6, 2001
A particle physicist has announced that the universe could turn to jelly. If this happens, the gel-effect will spread at the speed of light from its point of origin until the entire universe has gelled. Dr. Benjamin Allanach has stated... continued

It?s Hurricane Season, So Where Are the Hurricanes?

September 6, 2001
For the first time in 17 years, the hurricane season has gone 97 days without a hurricane, and scientists don?t know why. The last time the Atlantic-Caribbean season ran this long with no hurricanes was 1984, until Hurricane Diana arrived... continued

Tornado Spreads Genitically Modified Seeds Far and Wide

September 6, 2001
A tornado in Canada cut through fields filled with genetically modified canola plants. ?The tornado actually picked up the canola plants and actually wrapped them around these trees,? says farmer Vic Martens. The seeds from that crop were blown into... continued

FAA Radar Showed Carteret Lights

September 6, 2001
The Wednesday, September 5 edition of Filers Files reports that on July 25 the National Institute for Discovery Science (NIDS) sent a Freedom of Information Act request to the FAA asking for the radar tapes for July 14-15, the period... continued

Bigfoot Stored in Freezer?Or Not

September 5, 2001
A few weeks ago, we received news claiming that the mystery of Sasquatch was finally solved. Bank security guard Simon Garth of South Carolina said he had a Bigfoot corpse stored in his freezer. 30-year-old Garth claimed he shot and... continued

The Good Guys Win One: Senate Committee Puts Off Secrecy Bill

September 5, 2001
The Senate Select Committee on Intelligence today decided to postpone action on a controversial bill that would have given the executive branch unprecedented power to crack down on alleged security leakers. President Clinton vetoed the measure last year, and Senator... continued

Computer Worm: FBI Had Advance Warning

September 5, 2001
The Code Red computer worm is finally slowing down, after infecting thousands of computers. The security company that first discovered the computer virus says the swift-moving worm might have been stopped much sooner if not for the FBI?s caution about... continued

Do Mysterious Fish Deaths Explain Shark Attacks?

September 4, 2001
Mysterious Fish Deaths Around the World We recently reported that hundreds of dead fish are washing up on the shores of Lake Erie in the U.S. Now we?ve learned that an official investigation in Kuwait has been unable to determine... continued

Thirsty LA Sinking Fast

September 4, 2001
Scientists trying to isolate which faults under Southern California present the greatest earthquake hazard have found that people have a bigger impact on local ground motion than tectonic activity does. Groundwater pumping is apparently causing the Earth?s surface to rise... continued

Maine Lights Mystery Grows

September 1, 2001
Accounts of strange, loud noises and mysterious lights in the sky have been coming from witnesses in Maine. No explanations have been found, but the number of theories is growing. An astronomer in Greene suggests meteor fragments burning up in... continued