2019-03-01
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Dreamland: The Horrifying Mystery of Paul Bennewitz
May 19, 2005PaulBennewitz was a brilliant scientist and signals expert whoworked on secret projects and lived near Kirtland Air ForceBase in New Mexico. He began to pick up strange signals andsee lights hovering over the base, and became convinced thatan alieninvasion was... continued
Google Map Mystery
May 18, 2005The Google Maps satellite map of Magnolia Park, Floridashows a clear view of an unusual object floating above 39thStreet in the town. The shadow on the object is similar to the shadows on theground, meaning that it is in the... continued
Alleged Nazi Villain Captured
May 17, 2005Paul Schafer, a former Nazi Luftwaffe medic who founded theChilean compound known as Colonia Dignidad (now renamedVilla Baviera) has been arrested and put in jail in Chile.On May 7, we had a specialsubscriberinterview with Peter Levenda, one of the few... continued
Finally: A Cure for Cancer?
May 17, 2005Newswise - Medical researchers say a medicine called Revlimid, which isnot yet on the market, may be a cure for somecancers, and may lead to cures for more, especially if themechanism by which it works can be understood. Doctors whoused... continued
Heading for the Beach? Pack Your Antioxidants!
May 17, 2005Newswise - Due to increased solar activity and the thinning of theozone layer, the deadly skin cancermelanoma isbeing seen more frequently in children. Despite theavailability of sunscreens, skin cancer in general is on therise. A group of chemists have discovered... continued
Severe Hurricane Season Probable
May 16, 2005The south central Atlantic has warmed this spring to anunprecendented degree, while temperatures in thestratosphere have continued to plummet, and air pressures atsea level are unusually low. These effects are a directresult of the ongoing global warming process, in whichexcessive... continued
Sun Goes Wild–Again!
May 16, 2005A geomagnetic storm that took place on the sun yesterday hasbeen classified by the NOAA Space Environment Center inBoulder, Colorado as an "extreme event," measuing G-5, whichis the highest level on the NOAA Space Weather Scale. The K-Index, which measures... continued
Howe Gulf Stream Report World’s Best
May 16, 2005Award winning science reporter Linda Moulton Howe hasproduced by far the world's best story on the slowing of theGulf Stream, why it is happening and its consequences. Aside from a few brief stories in the European press, themedia has all... continued
China?Environmental Leader?
May 15, 2005It may seem hard to believe, but China, the country thatused to be one of the world's leading polluters, now wantsto play a leadership role in cleaning up the environment.For instance, a few years ago, it was estimated thatpollution from... continued
Geek Speak
May 15, 2005You may use your computer every day, but do you reallycomprehend the lingo? Aol.com has done a survey and foundthat few computer users really understand "Geek Speak." Whatdo "phishing" and "spyware" mean? What's a blog? And whatdoes it mean when... continued