Gnome sequencing of the mummy of a tiny, six-inch humanoid that was found in the Chilean town of La Noria has been completed, and although it had been determined that the individual had been human in a 2013 investigation, these new clues reveal that the nature of the tiny mummy, nicknamed "Ata", were far stranger than what the 2013 study determined.
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East Antarctica’s Totten Glacier has been revealed to be more unstable than previously anticipated. New research has found that portions of the glacier that were thought to be on stable ground are actually floating on seawater, prompting concerns over the ice sheet’s stability, and its potential to significantly contribute to the acceleration of sea level rise.
Totten Glacier is a flowing ice field that is more than three-quarters the size of Texas, and holds a massive volume of ice that could raise sea levels by 3.5 meters (11.5 feet) if it were to completely melt.
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Join Whitley and neuroscientist Robert Davis as they explore the latest experimental evidence and theories of our continued existence after death–and the fascinating, provocative connection between the visitors and the dead that was such an important part of Anne Strieber’s work.
The case studies that Dr. Davis discusses are pretty amazing especially when they are supported, as happens in this interview, by evidence-based scientific theories that include the multiverse, biologic brain activity, and the consciousness-brain connection.
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