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Image Credit: liveleak.com Flash! Fox News Reports that Aliens May Have Built the Pyramids of Egypt! Richard Carrier Volume 23.5, September / October 1999 Pseudoscience as news? The Fox Network’s handling of its primetime special "Opening the Lost Tombs: Live from Egypt” raises ethical questions. I couldn't believe my eyes. It was a Sunday night, on the ten o'clock news. Right between a report on Y2K and another on a fine against a local construction company, Fox 5 News in New York saw fit to give us a “special report” on who built the pyramids. The graphic behind the announcer, on a backdrop of the Gizeh pyramids, asks the question: “Alien Architects?” The announcer plugs the upcoming Fox television network special “Opening the Lost Tombs: Live From Egypt,” then segues into the story with the campy introduction, “There are many mysteries in Egypt, like the pyramids. Who built them and how did they do it?” With that she introduces Fox News correspondent D

UFO Sightings: 3 UFOs Captured with Zoom and Night Vision Over Wittenberge, Germany [VIDEO] By  Jenalyn Villamarin  | September 30, 2013 4:17 PM EST Three UFOs were captured last September 18, Wednesday, over Wittenberge, Germany with the use of a camera's zoom and night vision features. UFOFilesTV shared the video online with the person who videotaped the UFO sighting remaining anonymous. UFO sightings over Wittenberge, Germany. Photo Credit: YouTube TheSOP report describes the UFOFilesTV as the "new kind of UFO agency on YouTube." The UFOFilesTV goal is "to upload real UFO sightings because with today's modern Computer technology, you can fake many things." The shared UFO video shows three unidentified flying objects, two were triangular-shaped while the third one appears to be circular. As the UFOs move close to each other, the triangular-shaped objects can be seen individually rotating until the two resisted each other when the

This image made available by CERN shows a typical candidate event in the search for the Higgs boson. Photo by AP Tel Aviv University professor shares Nobel for physics British scientist Peter Higgs and Belgian Francois Englert, a Holocaust survivor, discovered the 'God particle' and will share $1.2 million prize. Belgian Jewish physicist Francois Englert and his British colleague Peter Higgs won the Nobel Prize for physics on Tuesday for predicting the existence of the Higgs boson particle that explains how elementary matter attained the mass to form stars and planets. Asked how it felt to be a Nobel winner, Englert, who has a longstanding affiliation with Tel Aviv University, told reporters by phone link to Stockholm: "You may imagine that this is not very unpleasant, of course. I am very, very happy to have the recognition of this extraordinary award." Englert, a Belgian Jew and Holocaust survivor who is married to an Israeli, has maintained “a