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Stratosphere in Persistent Warming Trend

February 20, 2001
The stratosphere above the northern hemisphere has been much warmer than normal for over a week. This is a relatively unusual situation at this time of year, and could be due in part to recent solar activity, and on a... continued

Ancient Microbe Threat in Global Warming

February 19, 2001
Global warming effect sea levels and weather conditions, but there is an additional threat that few people are aware of-melting glaciers will release ancient microbes and bacteria that have not roamed the earth for 20 million years, since before human... continued

Giant Skeletons Discovered in Peru Burial Mound

February 19, 2001
After 3 years of digging, a U.S. team of archaeologists has unearthed the tombs of three noblemen from a pre-Incan race of giants. The noblemen were all exceptionally tall for that time, standing about 6 feet tall, compared with the... continued

Hypnosis Gene Discovered

February 19, 2001
If you were embarrassed by a hypnotist who told you to hop across the room like a rabbit, don't blame yourself. If you've tried hypnosis and just can't seem to go "under" far enough to remember those elusive UFO experiences,... continued

Worldwide Soil Damage Sign of Future Famine

February 19, 2001
A two-year study of satellite data has revealed that farmland is becoming damaged by chemical contamination, acidity, salinity and poor drainage over the entire Earth. Just 16 percent of farmland, worldwide, appears to be free of these problems. Modern farming... continued

Mad Bee Disease

February 17, 2001
Millions of honey bees in France are suffering from "Mad Bee Disease," becoming too disoriented to find the way back to their hives. If they can't get home again, they die within hours. Environmentalists say the problem can be traced... continued

Did Ancient Greeks Reach America?

February 17, 2001
An article in the latest issue ofAncient American Magazine makes a compelling case that Greek mariners reached the Americas as long ago as the fifth century B.C., possibly traveling as far west as Newfoundland. Rather than relying on maps or... continued

Will MIR Make It Down Safely?

February 17, 2001
The chance that Russia's decrepit space station Mir will crash into the Earth, instead of the Pacific ocean, is as high as one in 33, according to a Russian space control official. Space experts warn that if anything goes wrong... continued

NIDS Study Links UFO/Cattle Mutilation/Helicopter Activity Near Air Bases

February 16, 2001
Robert Bigelow's National Institute for Discovery Sciences has completed a study of a wave of anomalous activity around Malmstrom Air Force Base in Montana that shows a correlation between UFO reports, unusual helicopter activity and cattle mutilations. The wave took... continued

Sun’s Magnetic Field Flips

February 15, 2001
The sun's magnetic field shifted today, indicating that the solar maximum will be at its most intense over the next few months. A shift in the sun's polarity is not an unexpected event during a solar maximum, which has occurred... continued