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Whales in Trouble Worldwide

July 9, 2001
Whales are moving to new locations, and dying off, at a great rate. Some may be moving because they sense a change of temperature in the deep ocean, while others are dying off in their traditional waters due to toxins... continued

Latest Nessie Skeptic: It Really IS Hot Air!

July 9, 2001
An Italian geologist maintains that the fabled monster of Loch Ness is nothing more than hot volcanic air, and he has sent ripples around the shores of the deep lake in order to test his theory. Luigi Piccardi, a seismologist... continued

Whitley on Coast to Coast Tonight

July 9, 2001
Whitley Strieber will be appearing on Coast-to-Coast AM on the night of July 9-10. He'll be discussing alien abductions and reading from rarely heard and seen letters that paint a picture of this experience that is totally different from what... continued

Sunken City Found in Peru As Other Discoveries Abound

July 9, 2001
The indigenous people of Bolivia?s highlands have legends of a lost underwater city called Wanaku. It existed on a mysterious island in Lake Titicaca, the world?s highest lake, and had a hidden entrance to underground passageways that had been built... continued

“Gut Feelings” are Real–Your Gut’s Got a Brain of Its Own

July 8, 2001
Think you have gut feelings. Well, they're real! The gut contains 100 million neurons - more than the spinal cord. Major neurotransmitters like serotonin, dopamine, glutamate, norephinephrine and nitric oxide are in the gut. Also two dozen small brain proteins,... continued

Israeli Journalist Under Attack, Fights Back

July 8, 2001
Israeli journalist Barry Chamish has been attacked in the Jerusalem Post because of his work suggesting that former Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was assassinated not by a lone gunman but as part of a political plot, by his own... continued

Prayer Group Leader Pleads for Children

July 6, 2001
The anonymous leader of the World Prayer Group has called for daily prayer that "children may have tender lives." No doubt, the current brutalization of children being observed worldwide is the reason for this important new intention. In Africa, children... continued

New Planet Discovered in Our Solar System

July 6, 2001
Astronomers have found a new planet orbiting our Sun. The new-discovered icy, reddish body is between 595 and 788 miles across, around the size of Pluto?s moon Charon. It has been named 2001 KX76 for now. ?When we spotted it,... continued

Ancient Cave Engravings Discovered

July 6, 2001
Ancient Cave Art Discovered Prehistoric engravings that could date back as far as 28,000 BC have been found in a cave in western France. They are believed to predate the 18,000-year-old paintings in the Lascaux caves which are the world's... continued

Highly Unusual Object Taped Over London

July 6, 2001
A U-shaped object has been videotaped over Lewisham, near London, in broad daylight by British UFO investigator Christopher Martin. The tape was made in excellent daylight weather conditions on July 1, 2001 and has been presented to Ian Birdsall and... continued