Tourist Dies in Another Shark Attack at Egyptian Resort

This is old news, as in last year on Dec. 5. An elderly german tourist had her arm ripped off by a shark and died almost immediatly. Officials say that it was definatly a shark attack, and that the reason for the attack may be because the envioroment in declining in the Red Sea. It's funny because this attack happaned right after 4 other european tourists were mauled at the same resort.They closed the resort, and caught two of the sharks responsible.
I don't think that these guys are going to get much more tourism. What they should do is move away from the site of the shark attacks and have fishermen stop fishing in the area, right? I really have no clue. At all. You guys got any ideas?

Stricken Japan nuclear plant rocked by 2nd blast

   OK, so we all know about the 8.9 magnitude earthquake that hit Japan last Friday, right? Well, that earthquake also did some damage to the nuclear plants that power them. On Saturday, at 7:40 a.m., the first explosion happened. One of the buildings containing a reactor blew up, forcing everyone in a 12 mile radius to evacuate. As far as I know, it didn't do anything to the reactor, so only minor radiation went out. Then, earlier today, around 1 a.m., Unit 3 of the same plant exploded, damaging the reactor and fully exposing the fuel rods. This can lead to meltdown and massive amounts of radiation pouring into the air.

   A video on the site says that the explosion happened because hydrogen reacted with oxygen in the air, causing BOOM!!! It also explains how the reactor works and what a meltdown is. Japanese officials have lost the ability to cool Unit 2. They are going to poor seawater into it, which may cause another big BOOM!!! It's either that, or total meltdown and radiation going all OVER THE WORLD due to the Jetstream. YAAAAAYYYYYY!!:( Let's hope it don't happen.

Link:  http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/ap_on_bi_ge/as_japan_earthquake_nuclear_crisis

NASA scientist finds evidence of alien life

A Dr. Richard B. Hoover, a scientist working at NASA, has discovered fossils of bacteria inside of a rare class of meteorite called a Cl1 carbonaceous chondrites, of which only 9 have hit Earth. Apparently, the exciting thing is that most of them are familiar, but a few are completely un-familiar, even to other scientists. Before he published a paper on it, he showed it to a bunch of other scientists, most of whom agreed with him. There are, however, highly respected scientists that disagree with his findings. This is either reality-altering news, or the work of kooks.

Honestly, he spent ten years studying rocks from space, and finds fossils of bacteria in them. That's