A clear glimpse into the cause and effects of a dangerous world region that is growing, accelerating and is allowing Van Allen Belt radiation to pass closer to Earth's surface. The key: Earth's magnetic field is weakening! Danger: Humans & Equipment.

Isn't it about time someone uses their technical skills to put together a magnetic motor that will turn a electric generator just by usingthe torsion field of magnets correctly. This is one prototype that may have promise for the world if mass produced

"Limbaugh hasn't had a natural erection since the Nixon Administration;Now, I wouldn't pick on him for any of this stuff, not his blubbiness, not his man-boobs, not his inability to have a natural erection

We feel and want for the same things - oneness, connection, fulfillment, athomeness, joy, open arms and unconditional love.In the beginning was sound, Yet we complicate the original meaning of the words - forgetting our root, deaf to the sound

By collecting millions of people's immediate thoughts, Twitter is building the Web's best database of "real time" information, these people argue. And that collection might be very valuable--when people want to know what's going on in the world right now

David has more to say about 2012 for those who are interested in his work.I find his perspective refreshing in the face of negative news aired daily. Take time to enjoy his insightful perspective on what is ahead as we move into the galactic alignment.

Hutchinson effect. Levitation effect. Firing beams of energy causes things to levitate.Most cars flipped have little damage. The upright cars are very damaged.Either anti-gravity or distruction effect. Towers come apart as if peeled and vaporized.

Even though Phil Schiller announced that Apple negotiated to eliminate DRM for music sold via the iTunes Store and relented on the one-price-fits-all pricing model, it turns out that music industry executives are still wary of the control Apple has on the

Tomorrow's fuel-cell vehicles may be powered by enzymes that consume cellulose from woodchips or grass and exhale hydrogen.

If a picture is worth a thousand words, then Rice University's precise new image of a virus' protective coat is seriously undervalued. More than three years in the making, the image contains some 5 million atoms