Ozone Layer Thins, Childhood Melanoma Increases

May 2, 2005
Climate change has been causing an unexpectedly rapidthinning of the ozone layer worldwide, as melanoma,previously thought to be a disease of adults, has suddenlybegun increasing in children. The decline of the ozone layer has been a source of humor ontalk... continued

The Truth Behind the Ominous 666

May 2, 2005
Tom Anderson writes in the Independent that 666 is NOT the"number of the beast"?that's actually 616. A newlydiscovered fragment of the book of Revelation, from theoldest copy of the New Testament that's ever been found, hasbeen deciphered, and theologian David... continued

Music Helps Preemies Thrive

May 1, 2005
Newswise - A music professor has discovered that playing music has apositive effect on the health of premature infants,inspiring them to take more food and grow faster. Preemiesneed to put on weight as quickly as possible, so that theirlungs mature... continued

Large Sunspot 4 Years After the Max

April 29, 2005
A sunspot that appeared on April 25 has grown to five timesthe size of the earth as it transits the solar disk. It isunusual for large sunspots to continue to appear so longafter a solar max. The peak of the... continued

Why Do Some People Have a Conscience, While Others Don’t?

April 29, 2005
How are some people able to commit horrible crimes likeserial killings?and actually enjoy doing this? It all comesdown to the old-fashioned concept of empathy?the ability toput ourselves in someone else's shoes. At one time,scientists didn't understand how ANYONE was able... continued

C-SPAN Blocked During Griffin Lecture–Listen Here!

April 29, 2005
According to letters received from Unknowncountry.comreaders, C-Span was not available on some cable outletsduring the broadcast of David Ray Griffin's talk, "911 andthe American Empire." The audio portion of Dr. Griffin's talk is available byclicking on the word "Dreamland" on... continued

Are Crows Exploding Toads?

April 29, 2005
Agence France-Presse - Toads have beenexploding bythe hundreds in Germany because they are being attacked bycrows, a veterinary surgeon revealed on Thursday.Animal welfare workers and veterinarians had reported thatas many as 1,000 toads had swelled to bursting point andexploded in... continued

This Week on Our Radio Shows: Remote Viewing, Exploding Toads and Forbidden Wisdom!

April 28, 2005
Linda Howe leadsDreamlandoff this week with one of the most bizarre biologicalmysteries in decades:explodingtoads. Then Whitley, who has personally studied remoteviewing, talks with one of its legendary originators:RussellTarg. OnMysteriousPowers,Anne talks with Doug Kenyon,who has just published an amazing book of... continued

Hydropower Leads to Global Warming

April 27, 2005
Damming rivers to produce hydropower sounds like the perfectsolution the problem of relying on fossil fuels?EXCEPT thatit also produces large amounts of methane, which is one ofthe worst greenhouse gases. Methane's effect on globalwarming is over 20 times more than... continued

Legacy of Death Left Behind in Iraq

April 27, 2005
As we did in the Gulf War and in Afghanistan, we will leavea legacy of death behind us in Iraq in the form of depleteduranium (DU) bullets. At one time, retreating armies leftland-minds behind, buried in the dirt, where they... continued