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Something You’ve Always Wanted

May 7, 2009
Anne and Whitley Strieber still own the famous painting that was on the cover of the original Communion book. In fact, they've TRADEMARKED it, so no one else can legally use it. But so many people want to wear it... continued

New Revelations Show about Shroud of Turin

May 6, 2009
A few weeks ago, we posted a story about the missing years of the Shroud of Turin and the new revelation that it was hidden by the Knights Templar. This week, popular Dreamland host William Henry has a NEW interview... continued

Roswell Relic Tested

May 6, 2009
In 2002, the Sci Fi TV channel sponsored an excavation at the site of the famous 1947 Roswell, New Mexico UFO crash and found an artifact. This artifact, a tiny piece of metal, has now been thoroughly analyzed by researcher... continued

Anne’s New Diary: Shedding by Shredding

May 5, 2009
In her new diary, Anne Strieber writes about shedding (or is it shredding?) the past and moving on to the future. Since she did this in a big way four years ago, when she almost died (and she's still thankful... continued

How to Find a Fossil

May 5, 2009
Hint: Look Down - A student once found a valuable fossil just by looking down. Now a paleontologist has discovered some extraordinary fossils by looking at his kitchen counter. A limestone countertop, a practiced eye and Google Earth all played... continued

Water, Water Everywhere…

May 5, 2009
But not a drop to drink? - You shouldn't drink and drive, and if we continue to create biofuel out of corn, folks in the Midwest may not be able to drink at all anymore (water that is). But corn... continued

Swine Flu: Letter Leaked from a Doctor

May 4, 2009
To help you decipher all the confusing information coming out about Swine Flu, we have an new Insight about how dangerous it is (or isn't) and what you should do to prevent it or treat it if you get it.... continued

Coming Closer: A Chance to be Invisible

May 4, 2009
Scientists are still working on creating invisibility and have now found a way to make objects invisible in near-infrared light. Soon they may be able to create invisibility in full-spectrum light (the kind we see).Mechanical engineer Xiang Zhang has created... continued

In a Recession, Will People Gamble on the Future?

May 4, 2009
The economy may be showing signs of improvement but economists think that consumers will keep their newly-adopted thriftier habits for the long haul. This means that they'll buy less, so that the economy won't improve as quickly as it would... continued

Flu: Who Knew?

May 1, 2009
Swine Flu spreads all over New York City - The Swine Flu outbreak in New York started in one private school in a borough of Manhattan, probably from a student whose family had recently taken a trip to Mexico, but... continued