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 CBS News Correspondent David Martin reports that U.S. intelligence believes Osama bin Laden is hiding in the remote border area between northern Pakistan and Afghanistan. Technical analysis of his latest audiotape supports that belief, but as with every other piece of intelligence about bin Laden s whereabouts it is neither specific nor current enough to nab him. Sources tell CBS News that the tape was transmitted over a phone line consistent with the quality of phone connections in Pakistan and Afghanistan, but there is no way of knowing where in those two countries the phone was located. In September, Pakistani police arrested Ramzi Binalshihb, a member of the Hamburg cell t stanley cup usa hat carried out the Sept. 11 attacks, just days after the release of another audiotape in which Binalshihb bragged about the attacks. However, U.S. officials say the timing was coincidental and the tape had nothing to do with his capture. Binalshihb and other top al Qaeda operatives tried to lose themselves in the urban chaos of Pakistan s cities, but that would be harder for bin Laden to do because of his distinctive 6 foot 5 height.         By releasing only an audiotape, he has given the U.S. no clues about what h stanley cup e looks like after a year of being on the run. On the last videotape released of him, bin Laden looked gaunt and gray, but his appear stanley quencher ance could very well have changed since then either because he s in disguise or in worse shape. As Martin reports, the audiotape does make one thing clear: bin  Mbcz This Tiny MacGyver Emergency Toolkit Will Get You Out of Any Situation
 If you ;ve been trying to recall what makes theoretical math super fun, here   a reminder. Researchers from the University of Edinburgh published a paper in the International Journal of Astrobiology that examines how long it would take Voyager-sized probes to bop around the Milky Way and eventually  stanley cup encounter our solar system. The answer is not that long! Especially if the pr stanley cup obes are using gravitat stanley thermoskannen ional slingshotting and especially if they ;re self-replicating.     Ladies and Gentlemen, We Have Left the Solar System  Updated   The researchers ; findings support the existence of a thought experiment called the Fermi Paradox, first posited in 1953. The paradox explores the contradiction between the high probability that there is other intelligent life in the universe and the fact that humans have not had contact with alien civilizations. Proposed by physicist Enrico Fermi, the paradox points to things like the Sun   relatively young age  compared to other Milky Way stars  as evidence that enough time has elapsed for it to be reasonable that another civilization could have discovered Earth. The researchers calculated outcomes for three different scenarios: one where probes fly around using onboard power, one where probes fly to an unvisited star using onboard power plus slingshot techniques  harnessing the power of a star   gravitational field to sort of boomerang around and gain velocity , and one where probes are sent to an unvisited star based