After revealing more hidden treasures buried in Northern Australia, and evidence of a trade link with 17th century China, we learn why it's always good to replace your contact lenses when faced with the odd chance of catching eye-ball-eating amoebas.
We then look at the sordid European history of resuscitation and discover where the term "blowing smoke up my arse" comes from.
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Links
- Old coin shows early Chinese contact with Aboriginal people in Elcho Island near Arnhem Land: expert
- The Isenberg Horde - Wessel Islands 1944 - Power House Museum
- Dundee Beach Swivel Gun
- The 'alternate history' of Australia's Top End
- 1434 Evidence
- Doctors Pulled a Tooth Out of a Man's … What?
- Student goes blind after keeping her contact lenses in for six months and microscopic bug EATS her eyeballs
- Experience Outside the Body
- Woman learns husband is her long-lost brother
Books Discussed
- Shocked: Adventures in Bringing Back the Recently Dead by David Casarett
- Haunted By The Things You Love by John Zaffis and Rosemary Ellen Guiley
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Aaron Wright is one half of the Mysterious Universe team who brings expertise in the sciences. Ben and he formed 8th Kind Pty Ltd in 2008 to take MU to the next level.
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