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here is my latest askanexpert question. I have a few guesses about it, but would like some other input. thanks! here it is.... Strange Light Question: I have a question about something that happened to me just the other night that i cant explain in the sky. Im from ohio and i was with my...

I just heard on a Detroit Michigan station that there were supposed sightings of "strange lights" over that state. Have any Michiganers here see the things and have any rational opinions on them?

I had a discussion with a person who claimed that humans only use a third of our brain, and as evidence she linked to an article about John Lorber. This late neurology professor supposedly discovered people with virtually no brains, who was able to lead perfectly normal lives and even scored...

http://www.news24.com/News24/World/News/0,,2-10-1462_1564895,00.html It seems a new trend has been started. Now just everyone wants to get a head.

I live a few miles from Marsden and it is a local joke that the inhabitants there are rather too interested in sheep than is quite proper (I’m putting that politely). Seriously, the thing cries out for academic research. Assuming it is true (i.e. >= 1 sheep has been observed to slide or roll...

I was channel surfing the other day and came across that scene in "Good Will Hunting" where the main character is working on a mysterious looking math problem as seen in the pic below. I was wondering if this is real math or just something that they made up.

A girl I know was playing with a camera, and got this. No, it's not photoshopped. Could someone explain it? Edit: I wasn't wondering about the red eye, it was the yellow-eye. But now I see, so the question has been answered.

In the last week, the US destroyed buildings where they believed terorrists were hiding, killed six Iraqis Saddam sympathizers with a missile, and conducted house-to-house searches after them. For some reason, the UN did not condemn the US for "accelerating the cycle of violence"; Amnesty...

The Series of Dice Rolls thread reminded me of some weird math paradoxes described in Martin Gardner's Colossal Book of Mathematics. Actually I'm not sure if they should be considered "paradoxes" just incredibly nonintuitive. Here's one: Let's say you have two hats (black and gray) on a...

OK, I've read Genesis for the umpteenth time now, and I still can't find any evidence suggesting that Sodom was a city of homosexuals. So where do Jack Chick and company get the idea that it was?