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Lake Of The Mummies4
- October 22, 2013
The following article is a guest post by GhostTheory’s reader The Oshmar. When you hear the phrase “The World’s Deadliest Lake” you probably are not imagining a lake that’s less than 10 feet deep with calm warm waters and filled with flamingos. But then again you probably aren’t imagining a lake that will turn you
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Best MUFON CMS Report Of The Year36
- October 21, 2013
I’ve gone through a lot of MUFON CMS entries and know that MUFON is going to snatch up all the best and stash them until they are satisfied. This is one that I grabbed up and took proactive action on before they could black out the name and other pertinent contact info. What that means
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Icelandic UFO7
- October 21, 2013
Here is a video reportedly from Iceland, of a glowing ball suddenly appearing in the sky at low altitude over a small town, descending slowly and vanishing near ground level. The text that describes the video is translated, so a bit strangely worded. Published on Oct 1, 2013 Strange light ball. Akureyri Iceland. English-Dansk. Sat
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Not A Megalodon Sighting5
- October 21, 2013
A video reportedly of a Megalodon taken in the Mariana Trench has been making the rounds of Facebook once again. Lets look at the video and discuss. Uploaded on Aug 4, 2010 Scientists were laying bait in the depths of the Marina Trench (the deepest part of the world) to view fish species down there.
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Stonehenge Past Revealed6
- October 19, 2013
I have always been fascinated with Stonehenge, and over the years have come to wonder why modern humans so denigrate our ancestors to suggest that they could not have built such structures with the tools at hand. We have become so accustomed to our modern conveniences that we can no longer conceive of functioning without
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Origami Makes Cool New Battery0
- October 19, 2013
This is not really what we do, but it is way cool. From an article on Extreme Tech Folded paper lithium-ion battery increases energy density by 14 times By Sebastian Anthony on October 9, 2013 Could the solution to the impending battery crunch be… origami? Scientists at Arizona State University have created a lithium-ion battery
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