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Another Mozart Appears

December 1, 2004
12 year old Jay Greenberg is believed by his teachers at NewYork's famed Julliard School of Music to be the greatestmusical prodigy in 200 years, the equal of Mozart, who isbelieved to be the greatest musical prodigy of all time.... continued

Himalayan UFO Story Won’t Quit

December 1, 2004
Unknowncountry.com has run two stories about an unusual UFOsituation in the distant Himalayas, and our subscribers haveenjoyed an interview with Skywatch International's JimHickman in which he states that contacts of his in India aretelling him that there is definitely something... continued

Is Our World Real? Maybe Not…

November 30, 2004
The question of whether or not our world is real has beendebated since the time of the ancient Greeks. Recently,films like the Matrix have suggested that 'reality' could bean entirely artificial construction. Now two scientists are saying that it might... continued

Everyone can be a Spy says Canadian Inventor

November 30, 2004
Canadian inventor Vincent Tao has developed a method bywhich anybody with a web browser can become a high tech spy. The engineer at York University in Toronto says that hismapping and surveillance tool can produce images so sharpthat the makes... continued

‘Key” Moon Prophecy Appears True

November 30, 2004
In Whitley Strieber's book the Key, theMaster of the Keystates, "You can save yourselves by a number of means...Gaincontrol over your moon, which contains an isotope of heliumthat will become extremely valuable to you if you can devisebetter uses of... continued

DNA Proves Extinctions not Due to Man

November 28, 2004
The book theComing Global Superstorm was criticized for making the casethat mass extinctions of various types of bison, mammoths,horses in the Americas and many other large animals aroundthe world, were due to sudden climate change. The conventional wisdom was that... continued

Volcanos May Hasten Climate Change

November 28, 2004
Volcanic eruptions are more likely to cause world weather changes than possible impacts from comets, a team of scientists told the American Geophysical Union. Massiveeruptions of magma, ash and gas, which are spewing out of Popocatepetl near Mexico City right... continued

Dolphins Save People from Sharks

November 26, 2004
Strange animal behavior has been on the rise, and now a podof dolphins, acting in an organized way, has saved a groupof swimmers from a great white shark. The pod of dolphins circled the swimmers off the coast ofNew Zealand,... continued

Another Stonehenge Found in Russia?

November 26, 2004
Russian archaeologists believe that they have discoveredanother Stonehenge. The 4,000 year old structure appearssimilar in construction to Stonehenge, and means that theculture that created the famous British site might have beenestablished across a vast area of the world in prehistory.... continued

Whitley Back on Dreamland

November 24, 2004
Whitley Strieber returns to Dreamland this week with anexplosive interview with Loren Coleman about his white-hotnew book,the CopycatEffect. Loren's research proves that the media is one ofthe primary engines causing ultra-violence in our society. Loren will present case after case... continued