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Dangerous Chemicals Buried in D.C.

April 23, 2001
The 13,000 residents of Spring Valley, an exclusive neighborhood in Washington, D.C. where homes are valued at up to one million dollars, have discovered that there are lethal World War I era chemicals buried underneath them. From 1917 to 1919,... continued

Internet Listening Problems

April 22, 2001
Dreamland was not broadcast live over the internet on Saturday, April 21, 2001. Therefore there will be no archive of this program. We are sorry for this inconvenience. It was due to a glitch that arose when the program's live... continued

Major Linda Howe Report on Dreamland Tonight

April 21, 2001
Tonight on Dreamland Linda Moulton Howe will be featuring an interview with a U.S. Army Master Sergeant who describes an extraordinary unidentified aerial craft over Mannheim, Germany immediately after the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. The craft was seen by at least... continued

Massive Chinese Dust Cloud Sweeps Across U.S.

April 20, 2001
If you think the air is hazier than usual, you're right: a massive cloud of dust containing bits of rock, dinosaur fossils and even particles of mummies is floating over the United States. It also contains carbon dioxide, arsenic, sulfur,... continued

Whitley to Host First-Ever Internet UFO Conference

April 20, 2001
On May 12 at 7:30PM Pacific time, extraordinary informationabout a piece of unknown material is going to be presented for the first time, and in a highly unique way. Instead of having to go to a conference, viewers will be... continued

Prehistoric Brain Surgery

April 19, 2001
A prehistoric skull from 7,000 years ago has been found in a middle eastern settlement dating back to the stone age. The skull shows evidence that a Stone Age surgeon may have carried out a primitive form of brain surgery... continued

Mad Cow Disease Traced to Antelope

April 19, 2001
Mad Cow Disease was probably spread to England by an infected antelope, according to Roger Morris, a professor of animal health at Massey University in New Zealand. The infected animal was probably imported in the mid-1970s by a safari park... continued

Asteroids Could be New Weapon of War

April 18, 2001
Asteroids could be used to destroy enemy cities if they were nudged out of their normal orbits and guided towards cities on Earth by a string of nuclear explosions. The result could cause devastation more than 50,000 times greater than... continued

Landing or Taking Off?

April 18, 2001
A Dreamland listener sent us this photograph, which can be neither confirmed nor denied. The presumption is that the 747 was taking off, otherwise the picture would not have survived...unless, of course, the landing was a very, very near miss.... continued

Stunning Russian Brain Breakthrough

April 18, 2001
Russian scientists claim to have developed the world?s first artificial brain, a ?neuro-computer? with the same intellectual potential as a human brain. Earlier attempts to create artificial intelligence have all failed. If this proves to be correct, this may well... continued