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Red Cross Prepares for Sudden Climate Change

July 14, 2001
The international Red Cross/Red Crescent is rethinking its disaster relief plans in light of global warming. The number of geophysical disasters, such as earthquakes and volcanic eruptions, has remained fairly steady over the past decade. But disasters caused mainly by... continued

UFO Over Liverpool?and Crew Speaks Japanese?

July 13, 2001
On July 3rd at around 11 a.m., dozens of people in England saw what they described as a long silvery cigar shaped flying object. Most of the witnesses said the object appeared out of nowhere. One woman said she saw... continued

SETI Gets Some Congressional Support–Finally!

July 13, 2001
In a hearing last week of the House space science subcommittee, lawmakers applauded efforts to find evidence of life elsewhere in the universe and to search for other Earthlike worlds, just seven years after some lawmakers dismissed their efforts as... continued

Methane Buildup Predicted in Superstorm Book Confirmed

July 12, 2001
Scientists have discovered that the same massive release of methane into the atmosphere that caused sudden climate change 14,000 years ago has already started to happen again. At that time, there was a sudden, devastating change in earth?s climate. It... continued

Crew Leaves Camera on Hotel Roof for a Year: Claim UFOs Targeting Scotland

July 11, 2001
Scotland has recently been a hotbed of UFO activity, and a Japanese TV crew is now saying that they have taped UFOs hovering over a hotel in an area deeply connected to the Knight?s Templar, using an automatic camera. UFO... continued

West Nile Virus Reaches Florida

July 10, 2001
Global Warming Means Dangerous Mosquitoes. One of the effects of global warming could be the spread of the disease-carrying Asian tiger mosquito, a new study warns. Two researchers at Illinois State University found that the Asian tiger breeds faster in... 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

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