Whitley’s Journal: A Heartbreaking Decision

March 25, 2005
In Whitley?s latestJournal, he talksabout the Schiavo case, and says, "In the past few years,twice had to make similar decisions. In both cases, thevictims had living wills, but, believe me, when you arealone with the question of whether or not... continued

Mysterious Black Holes Suck Up Matter

March 24, 2005
Newswise - Black holes in space are a mystery. Astrophysicists believed they can swallow up nearby matter, but until recently, theyhaven't understood what draws matter close to black holes inthe first place. Want to understand black holes? The bestway to... continued

On Dreamland: Peter Levenda Reveals the Truth about Colonia Dignidad

March 24, 2005
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An Incredible Weekend on Dreamland!

March 24, 2005
Nazis, new planets and theArk of theCovenant?what a week it is on Dreamland! This week, wejourney deep into the middle east in search of the Ark ofthe Covenant with British author and adventurer GrahamPhillips. You will learn more about the... continued

Plants Bypass Bad Genes?Can We Do It Too?

March 23, 2005
Newswise - In the mid-1800s, a monk named Gregor Mendel experimentedwith bean plants and developed the first scientific laws ofinheritance. These ideas have been accepted by science forover 100 years, but now they've suddenly been eclipsed by anew study, showing... continued

Dreamland Guest Predicted School Killings

March 23, 2005
Newswise - On Monday, 16-year-old Jeffrey Weise, a high school studenton the Red Lake Chippewa Indian Reservation in northernMinnesota, shot and killed his grandparents, five fellowstudents, a teacher and a security guard, as well ashimself--and Dreamland guest Loren Coleman, author... continued

Why Babies Resemble Their Dads

March 23, 2005
In 1995, in a study published in Nature magazine, aresearcher asked 122 people to try to match the pictures ofchildren they didn't know with photos of their mothers andfathers. They correctly paired about half of the infantswith their fathers, but... continued

Rock Dust: Cure for Global Warming?

March 22, 2005
Australian scientists have discovered that vegetablesplanted in rock dust grow to an extraordinary size. Thedust, a byproduct obtained from rock quarries, rejuvenatestired soil. By mixing the rock dust with compost,researchers have been able to produce football-sizedcabbages, coconut-sized onions, and plum-sized... continued

Why Don’t Christians Believe in an Afterlife?

March 22, 2005
Anne Strieber writes in her newDiary: "I have alwaysbeen puzzled by Christians who oppose theidea of disabled and severely ill people ending their lives.I feel this way about Terri Schiavo, the brain dead Floridawoman whose parents oppose the removal of... continued

Creating a Human Body Computer

March 21, 2005
Someday we may be able to take the internet with us whereverwe go, because our own bodies will be able to function ascomputers. No more searching for a Wi-Fi caf NOTE: This news story, previously published on our old site,... continued