http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/news/ ScientistsBaffled.com Tue, 14 Apr 2026 19:14:20 -0400 ContentFeeder 1.0 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=59 "A volcano that was mistakenly thought to have erupted is baffling scientists". Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2007-11-16T20:11:21-05:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=58 According to this article, the "disappearance of bees has many scientists baffled". The solution to this problem is so obvious I'm surprised no one noticed it before. Ask the scientists who aren't baffled what is going on! Sheesh! Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2007-05-02T12:31:43-04:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=57 Hey guess what. Seabirds are dying. And sentences are getting shorter. "Scientists Baffled" used in headline. That part's good. Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2007-05-02T12:28:19-04:00 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=54 Makeup experts and hairdressers are helping archaeologists reduce their bafflement at Roman beauty utensils. "We hope [makeup experts and hairdressers'] knowledge [of beauty utensils] can help us [scientists] identify some of the items in our collection which have so far baffled us," a baffled scientist said. Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2007-03-27T08:52:16-04:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=53 A huge, 200km-wide whirlpool off the coast of Australia is baffling scientists. This slow moving whirlpool, which takes one week to rotate once, is also "invisible to the human eye", making it all the more mysterious and baffling. Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2007-03-15T16:22:30-04:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=50 That's right, a complete lack of an earthquake has baffled scientists. Normally, the opposite would be the case. Special bonus points for using "Scientists baffled" as the first two words of the headline! Many thanks to Canada.com for this extremely valuable plug. Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2007-02-23T21:17:00-05:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=42 Endangered baby pelicans are baffling scientists with their weakness and hunger. I hate it when baffling news is so depressing. Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2006-06-20T09:45:24-04:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=41 "Texas and Alabama have two new cases of Mad Cow Disease which are baffling scientists..." USDA scientists are baffed due to the atypical BSE/CJD/vCJD cases. So KYAGB. Special Baffle Award: 1 use of "Baffle" in the headline and 2 in the story itself! Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2006-06-12T19:31:06-04:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=40 What's that about seas turning to red? Isn't this a bad sign? If this had happened on 6/6/06 I'd run screaming if I were you. "A lake atop a volcano in the South Pacific country of Vanuatu has switched colour in a quick change that has scientists baffled." Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2006-06-12T11:25:13-04:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=39 "A shoebox-sized bronze device scooped out of a Roman-era shipwreck at the dawn of the 20th century has baffled scientists for years." Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2006-06-08T20:00:02-04:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=36 "They don't know how they did it." Not a great thing to hear when you're talking about temperatures hotter than the interior of the sun. But maybe there's a new energy source involved! Cue the Men in Black! Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2006-05-08T22:33:08-04:00 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=33 "In a phenomenon that has scientists puzzled, the Earth is right on schedule for a fifth straight year." That was January 2004. The same thing happened in 2005, but in 2006, U.S. Naval Observatory adds leap second to world's clocks. Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2006-04-02T23:14:40-04:00 http://www.scientistsbaffled.com/?newsitem=34 Less sunlight is reaching the Earth, but we're still warming. Thus, scientists are baffled. Drew@scientistsbaffled.com 2006-03-02T23:07:41-05:00 ScientistsBaffled.com en-us Copyright (C) 2026 Andrew Davidson. All Rights Reserved. The content of this feed is available for non-commercial use only.