An engineer proposes that the curious Buga sphere found in Colombia may be able to levitate in a manner comparable to flying spiders. Continue reading Could a Bug Help Explain How the Buga Sphere Levitated?
Although researchers study everything around the Blue Heron research vessel, the captain discovered a new life form hidden in the ship! Continue reading ‘Alien’ Black Goo Discovered Aboard Great Lakes Research Vessel
Author Dana Kippel on the sea of plasma intelligence in which we are all swimming. Can we evolve to put mind over matter and co-create our reality? Continue reading We’re All Like Fish in a Cosmic Sea of Intelligent Plasma, Says Author
A 98-year-old grandmother, Ranna received weekly visits Bob the Owl on her patio. Was this bird actually a messenger from her late husband? Continue reading Was Bob the Owl a Messenger From a Departed Loved One?
Secrets of the deep seas are revealed as scientists find a hidden ocean and potato-like rocks that may have helped boost life on Earth. Continue reading The Deep Seas Get Even Deeper with Recent Discoveries
Crew on a government plane reported seeing and tracking another small Tic Tac-like UFO jumping back and forth miles beyond the speed of sound. Continue reading Tiny Tic Tac Plays ‘Hopscotch’ Near Plane Over California
Easter celebrations take many forms, with some you may not have heard of, such as the Easter Stork, Fox, Cuckoo Bird, and Bandicoot! Continue reading Easter Bunnies and Alternative Easter Foxes, Storks and Bandicoots
A peer-reviewed study traces the Garden of Eden to origins in Egypt. It also suggests explanations for the Tree of Life and World Serpent. Continue reading Study Suggests Egyptian Origin for Garden of Eden, Tree of Life, & Sky Serpent
Forms of ‘Sun worship’ are found around the world. Have Westerners missed the underlying meaning, which points to the consciousness behind everything? Continue reading Sun Worship and the Concept that the Sun Has Consciousness
The Year of the Wood Snake began with news of a perfect storm of rats. Washington D.C. and other cities worldwide are infested with rodents.
Continue reading Year of the Snake Begins With a ‘Perfect Rat Storm’
Scientists trace the evolution of our outer ears to the gills of ancient fish. If not for our perception of time, could we say we are fishes? Continue reading From a Fish’s Gills to Your Ears
David Lynch departed a world that feels like it came out of one of his films. But he left us sage advice for dealing with Crazy Clown Time. Continue reading David Lynch on Dissolving the ‘Rubber Clown Suit of Negativity’
How is anyone who cares about the environment supposed to feel now that the oil oligarchs have taken over to ‘drill baby, drill?’ Continue reading On Flaming Teslas, the Oil Oligarchs, and Low Emission Cows
At the Winter Solstice, 2024, a clash or stories about drones and orbs. What will the resulting conversations from all walks of life bring? Continue reading A Clash of Drones and Orbs at The Winter Solstice
At the turn of the year, it’s almost expected for something weird or momentous to happen. This year it’s about drones and lots of them. Continue reading Are Drone Sightings the New ‘War of the Worlds’ Hoax Or Something Else?
Researchers from NY open new doors on how memory works, suggesting ‘in the future, we will need to treat our body more like the brain.’ Continue reading The Entire Body is More Like the Brain Than Previously Known
A man created a prototype called a ‘Poopcopter,’ which could carry away not-so-pleasant packages left by your dog. Continue reading The Poopcopter: ‘Like a UFO But It’s Abducting Dog Poop’
In Vincent van Gogh’s turbulent final days, he somehow painted the ‘hidden turbulence’ of atmospheric physics with incredible accuracy. Continue reading Scientists Find Revelations in Vincent van Gogh’s Celestial Paintings
A new study sounds like a page out of the 1897 novel by H.G. Wells, The Invisible Man. Yet the ‘serum’ in real life is ordinary food dye. Continue reading New Study is Like a Page Out of H.G. Wells ‘The Invisible Man’
The Shroud of Turin is back as researchers once more inconclusively date it to the time of Jesus. Why is it so hard to determine its age? Continue reading The Shroud of Turin And its Latest of Many Resurrections
Universities around the world are renting organoids made of living human neurons to conduct computing experiments over the Internet. Continue reading Universities Rent Organoids of Human Brain Neurons for ‘Wetware’ Experiments
A study by the University of Basel found the brain stores each experience in 3 parallel copies helping us maintain the persistence of memory. Continue reading The Persistence of Memory Relies on Three Parallel Copies
For thousands of years, people have trusted omens to help guide them and maintain power. It’s still true today but as sketchy as ever. Continue reading Thousands of Years of Omens All Point To a Story As Old as Time
A rare brain condition called Prosopometamorphopsia or PMO causes people to see distorted faces, demons, dragons, or reptilian. Continue reading People Who See Distorted Faces, Reptilians, Demons and Dragons Due to a Rare Brain Condition
More studies of psilocybin illuminate how it affects the brain and affects a specific part that relates to an ancient Egyptian deity, Ammon. Continue reading Psilocybin Study Confirms Something the Ancient Egyptians May Have Long Known
AI prophet Ray Kurzweil believes humans are about to reach a form of ‘immortality’ but concedes science can’t explain consciousness. Continue reading AI Prophet Predicts We’ll Soon Leave Behind Biological Limitations In a World of ‘Spiritual Machines’
Dean Stockwell explored the ‘War Against Cold Fusion.’ Now, 35 years later, it’s got a new name and a huge reward to revisit research. Continue reading A Quantum Leap to ‘Cold Fusion’ Still Has Potential 35 Years Later
A researcher used his origami microscope to observe a tiny predator with a body that uses origami structures to stretch to incredible lengths. Continue reading Scientist Who Created Origami Microscopes Observes a Tiny ‘Origami’ Creature
Among the first in line for a lunar ‘Noah’s Ark’ or biorepository are cryopreserved fishes, including a species called the Starry goby. Continue reading Fishes May Be Among The First Aboard A Real-Life ‘Ark’ On the Moon
On two occasions, a weather mapping app showed giant anomalies near Antarctica, but the company says they were data errors, not Atlanteans. Continue reading Two Massive Anomalies Near Antarctica and Wild Stories About Underwater ETs
The ‘3 Body Problem’ series explores what happens when scientific progress is broken – by people and by an imagined extraterrestrial race. Continue reading The ‘3 Body Problem’ Asks What Happens When Science is Broken
Once rare, an invasion of glowing sea pickles called pyrosomes may be the ‘new normal’ in the oceans near Oregon. Why are they appearing? Continue reading An Invasion of Glowing ‘Pickles’ May Be New Normal Off Northwest Coast
RoboCops that look more like droids are rolling out in more cities across the country, and they don’t need to take breaks. Continue reading Droid-Like RoboCops Roll Out on Patrol in US Cities
Kundalini Yoga is seeing a recent surge in interest and news, casting this ancient knowledge in both a positive and negative light. Continue reading What’s All This Talk About Kundalini Yoga About?
People who suddenly started seeing the geometry of the world around them, one after a brain injury and another following a Kundalini awakening Continue reading People Who Suddenly Start Seeing ‘the Way the Universe Sees,’ in Fractals and Geometry
An interstellar travel ad sent from the Kentucky Horse Park welcomes extraterrestrials from faraway planets to visit Lexington one day. Continue reading Interstellar Travel Ad Welcomes ETs to Kentucky with Friendly Message
A scientist suggests modeling the universe as a simulation metaphor, inspired by Plato, who was inspired by ancient Egyptian cosmology. Continue reading Evolving Ideas About a Computer Simulation Behind the Universe
A long-standing rumor about the Smithsonian is that they’ve hidden skeletal remains, specifically giant-sized skeletons. While the media has been quick to jump on such claims as baseless, new reports from the mainstream show the Smithsonian does have a dubious history regarding … Continue reading What Skeletons Are Hiding in the Smithsonian’s Collection of 30,700 Human Remains?
It might come as surprising, but actor Terrence Howard may have unlocked some key secrets to the universe regarding frequencies and the Flower of Life. As it turns out, thinking outside the box might be the key to unfolding the … Continue reading Unlocking the Flower of Life and the Power of Frequencies with Terrence Howard
It sounds like science fiction, but it’s real: an egg-laying, long-nosed, spiny mammal has been confirmed alive in the tropical Cyclops Mountains. The echidna species is among the world’s oldest living mammals, diverging from the ancestors of other mammals over … Continue reading Species Named for Sir David Attenborough Confirmed Alive in the Forest of ‘Our Mother’
