* Astronomy

 NASA scientists have been puzzled by the peculiarly life-like image which has been beamed back to earth by one of their two robot rovers that are currently trundling about the surface of the red planet, on the hunt for clues of life on Mars.
It will delight spacewatchers who have been so far disappointed by the lack of images of little green men captured by the twin vehicles on their four year mission.
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A Pre-Historic Nuclear War? Reflections on Worlds Before Our Own
I find myself now in the seventh decade of life still asking two questions that in one way or another the great majority of my 165 published books have sought to answer: 1.) Who are we as a species? 2.) What is our destiny?
The basic reason that I wrote Worlds Before Our Own (G.P. Putnams Sons, 1978; Anomalist Books, 2007) is that I have always found it incredible that such sophisticated people as we judge ourselves to be, do not really know who we are.

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Ive never studied astronomy and couldnt tell you the name of most constellations, but I am both soothed and intrigued while viewing the stars and planets.
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Ed ~ Starts off well, but halfway through suddenly becomes inaccurate, pointless and frankly stupid.

Here along the banks of the Paluxy River, human footprints have been found among dinosaur footprints. Most evolutionists hypothesise that dinosaurs became extinct about 150 million years ago, and modern man did not appear on the scene until 1 million years ago.
And yet there is evidence of overlapping human footprints with dinosaur footprints in Texas and other areas of the world. One can only imagine the pandemonium among palaeontologists if they ever looked at that interesting anthropological anomaly.
    
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