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A crop circle that has appeared in a field in Canada has astrange effect on people who stand at the center of it. Anelderly lady “?walked into the circle and said her feet felthot,” says researcher Beata Van Berkom. “Some of the mapdowsers I’ve been talking to say it is on a negative energyline because of that, which would explain the ill feelings.”

In the StarPhoenix, Darren Bernhardt quotes Van Berkom assaying, “This one felt like it had been whipped into shaperather than having the gentle flow you usually get?It waselliptical and beautiful. If people are going to make itwith a board and rope, it’s going to be a perfectcircle?This was 150 feet into the field, too, and there wereno tracks.”
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Two amateur explorers want to prove the existence of theIndonesia?s Yeti by capturing one on film. Three years ago,they found a footprint and hairs which were analyzed byscientists and found not to belong to any known species.

David Green writes in bbcnews.com that the Yeti, also knownas the Little Man of the Forest and the orang pendek, wasfirst written about by the explorer Marco Polo in 1292during his travels in Asia. English explorers Adam Daviesand Andrew Sanderson say the creature can be up to five feettall and walks upright like a human.
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We’ve brought you many news stories about towns all over theworld where some people are being made ill by a mysteriouslow humming sound. Now it turns out that the Earth itself ishumming?could this be what they’re hearing?

Jenny Hogan writes in New Scientist that a humming soundmade by the Earth may be caused by the planet’s oceans.Japanese seismologists first described this hum signal in1998. It is a deep, low-frequency rumble that is present inthe ground even when there are no earthquakes.

“People aren’t usually that interested in looking at thenoise, they want to get rid of it,” says geologist BarbaraRomanowicz. “From the beginning, I had a hunch that theoceans might be involved, but then I had to prove it somehow.”
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Unknowncountry.com is not a political website and it does not publish political opinion. However, this is the last written material left behind by Dr. John Mack, who was beloved in the community of people interested in, and part of, UFO research and close encounter experiences. As such, we are publishing it in his memory. Dr. Mack was tragically killed on September 27, 2004.
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