Earth's Mineral Riches Could be From Outer Space

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Houseany of 12:17PM December 12, 2009

And yet, Dorian, you just couldn't help yourself when the opportunity came. The Second Amendment works much better at promoting national dialogue now that journalism is not a one-way street for those who own the printing presses...

Rich of CT 12:10PM October 22, 2009

Jeff of WI... just don't trouble your mind with it, let the big boys figure out the truth of our existence. You go on believing, as I trust you do, your ancient myths and "holy books", which, in their profound wisdom, teach that the Earth is the center of the Universe, and that "God" and "The Devil" speak to the chosen few through talking snakes, burning bushes, and "angels", and if you don't believe this, you will be tortured in hell forever. And should we discuss the "ark" and a man living in a whale? Dude, if anything takes faith to believe, this ridiculous stuff does.

william of FL 10:19PM October 21, 2009

The iridium in my last set of spark plugs was said to have come from the meteor that destroyed the dinosaurs. I thought it gave the car a nice historic touch.

Jim of PA 7:21PM October 21, 2009

I used to work in television news, and the quickest way to stop being a source of news was to start asking people in the street about their opinions on any given topic. The answers were all too predictable: "I'm for it.", "I'm against it.", or "I don't know."

Dorian Melton 1:34PM October 21, 2009

The way you throw this stuff out there and hope that enough people will believe it makes the science falsely so called you dish out sound like a religion. One would have to be an absolute heretic to not trust your goofiness written on paper for all to see. Scientific atheists only want everyone to believe that everything that is created came from nothing. How does that go? Oh yeah! "BIG BANG". Now for one to believe that it takes faith

Jeff of WI 10:13PM October 20, 2009