Some of our most popular Dreamland guests talk about the great achievements of ancient civilizations that have been forgotten. These books are favorites in our bookstore, as well. Our new poll asks the question: Do you believe that there was a civilization lost in prehistory? We also have the results of our last poll, where we asked you if you consider yourself to be psychic.
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The new prayer group intention is: That man may make open and productive contact soon. Are you familiar with our prayer group? They’re from every religious–and non-religious–background and are only linked by the prayer itself. The group “meets” four times a day: at dawn, at noon, at dusk and at midnight (your local time) for a few moments of silent prayer on behalf of the collective intention. Objective researchers have been surprised to find that group prayer works?so join us.
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Researchers searching for SARS have discovered another new virus in American children. At the Yale School of Medicine, they found that 19 out of 296 local children they studied had respiratory infections of an unknown cause?but they didn’t have SARS. The new virus is called hMPV, and its discovery solves a long mystery about where certain childhood illnesses come from.
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To travel through time, you can open a wormhole in space-time and step through it. All you need is some “exotic matter,” which is repelled, rather than attracted, by gravity. The problem is, no one knows how to make exotic matter. But New Zealand researcher Matt Visser thinks we’ll learn how to make it soon?then we’ll be ready to travel in time. Wormholes are hypothetical tunnels that connect distant parts of space-time. Einstein’s theory of general relativity says they exist, but in order to stay open, they need exotic matter. Quantum theory says that subatomic particles and their antiparticles pop in and out of existence all the time in the vacuum of space. Exotic matter might be created by suppressing this action.
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