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Sure, you’ve heard of past life regression. But what about future life progression? Dr. Bruce Goldberg makes an unexpected and captivating case that this may not only be possible but that we can do it ourselves using his new book Past Lives, Future Lives. For our subscribers, he actually reads Whitley’s future lives. Then Linda Howe with a surprising report on back-engineering of ET technology.

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Dr. Bruce Goldberg reads Whitley’s past and future lives. What will Whitley become in the future? Is there anything to this? This interview is quite an education in the strange and unexpected. Dr. Goldberg is at his best in this one!

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Ever since the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995, in which a truck filled with fertilizer parked outside was used as a weapon, Homeland Security has worried about terrorists using fertilizer bombs. They’ve already been used in Baghdad. Now a major company has created fertilizer that cannot be turned into a bomb.

Anil Ananthaswamy writes in New Scientist that the problem is the ammonium nitrate in the fertilizer, which is an essential ingredient. However, Specialty Fertilizer Products has patented a water-soluble polymer coating for the fertilizer granules that repels fuel oil, so it is not flammable. The coating dissolves rapidly in soil, so it won?t interfere with its use as a fertilizer.
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Scientists speculate that bacteria may spread through the universe on asteroids and that life on Earth may have come from Mars. Now they’ve discovered the opposite: that life on Mars may have come from Earth during the last 30 years.

In New Scientist, David L. Chandler quotes NASA’s Andrew Schuerger as saying, "I believe there is life on Mars, and it’s unequivocally there, because we sent it." He says that of all the space probes sent to Mars, only the two Viking craft in 1976 were sterilized, a procedure which is routinely done now. He thinks some Earth bacteria may be still living on Mars.
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