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Video Series: Marble Hornets – Day 175
- September 5, 2012
Hooray for Hollywood! Da da da da da da da da da Hollywood! Da da da da da da da da du du da da du du du da da da da da da da da! OK, that’s enough. If you hadn’t guessed, we have a new installment in the Marble Hornets saga. It’s been
READ MORERobotic Travelers And UFOs10
- September 4, 2012
I found a good story over at Inexplicata that got me thinking about not only UFOs, but what kind of intelligent control they may be under beyond the standard assumption that an alien craft must have aliens on it. I’ve often wondered if men in black were actually a combination of organism and machine. In
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Mystery Sounds In India12
- September 4, 2012
One of the more intriguing phenomena going on these days, and a continuing story that has appeared in these pages is the Mystery Sounds. Be they a general sort of hum, or loud mechanical grinding sounds or repeated booms, these events have been reported across the US and Europe and have now moved underground in
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New Nessie Proof… Fail!5
- September 3, 2012
I dropped the ball on bringing you this story when it was news, but now have the opportunity to redeem myself to bring you the follow up, or the cover up depending on your perspective. According to the August 3, Daily Mail Online: ‘The most convincing Nessie photograph ever’: Skipper claims to have finally found
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Las Vegas UFO Lecture: The Military & UFOs14
- September 2, 2012
I think I may finally have a reason to take the three hour drive up to Las Vegas. And it’s not for some degenerate weekend getaway. Well maybe. The National Atomic Testing Museum –affiliated with the Smithsonian Institution– is having a one-night event that will features speakers the U.S. military as well from the United
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Princeton Parasychology Research Made Public0
- August 31, 2012
The Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research (PEAR) program was established at Princeton University in 1979 by Robert G. Jahn, then Dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Science, to pursue rigorous scientific study of the interaction of human consciousness with physical devices, systems, and processes common to contemporary engineering practice. Its methods were controversial and
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