http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/news/ ScientistsBaffled.com Sun, 03 May 2026 01:01:43 -0400 ContentFeeder 1.0 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=55 When you're baffled and you know it, that's one thing. When you're baffled and you're not aware that you're baffled, bad things can happen. According to the Time Online, Fermilab scientists made elementary mistakes in the design of the magnets and their anchors at the Cern particle accelerator complex near Geneva in Switzerland. Fermilab scientists were "dumb-founded" at their mistake, which resulted in an explosion powerful enough to lift a 20-ton magnet off its mountings. Uh, isn't this the particle accelerator that the scientists assured us was completely safe? Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2007-04-08T19:20:57-04:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=37 Puzzling explosions in space are no good. Luckily this one is 440 million light years away. Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2006-04-08T22:47:33-04:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=32 Hundreds of toads have spontaneously exploded. I guess this is considered baffling in some parts of the world. Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2006-03-02T22:45:39-05:00 ScientistsBaffled.com en-us Copyright (C) 2026 Andrew Davidson. All Rights Reserved. The content of this feed is available for non-commercial use only.