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Like Water Going Down the Drain

October 6, 2004
We're not sure if water goes down the drain in ananticlockwise direction above the equator and in a clockwisedirection below it (or vice-versa), but scientists DO saythat dolphins in the northern hemisphere swim inanticlockwise circles, while dolphins in the southernhemisphere... continued

How to Read Your Future

October 6, 2004
In the future, we'll all be able to get genetic scans thatwill tell us how to eat and exercise, as well as whatdiseases await us in the future. The question is, do wereally want to know? Daith NOTE: This news... continued

Astronaut Cooper Dies?Believed in UFOs

October 5, 2004
Astronaut Gordon Cooper died on Monday, Oct. 4 at the age of77. Cooper was one of the few astronauts to speak openlyabout his belief in a UFO coverup. He said, "For many yearsI have lived with a secret, in a... continued

UFOs Worldwide

October 5, 2004
People in a Wisconsin town had two weeks of steady UFOsightings recently, some of them accompanied by what lookedlike fighter jets. A team of space scientists in India saw astrange-looking craft. And a small town in England has beendeclared a... continued

Doctors Can Predict Earthquakes

October 5, 2004
It's known that many animals become restless and noisybefore earthquakes. But medical doctors have begun torealize that people can predict earthquakes as well. After the Spitak (Armenia) earthquake in 1989, which killed25,000 people, a survey found that the number of... continued

Tribute to John Mack

October 5, 2004
If you look at the top masthead on our homepage, you'll seeour website artist Dana Augustine's tribute to UFOresearcher John Mack, who died in a car accident last week.Click on the image for a larger view. To see all of... continued

Giant Dogs Once Roamed the Earth

October 4, 2004
There were giant dogs roaming North America 50 millionyears, but they got killed off by the changing climate. Theywere bigger than today's wolves and had gigantic teeth thatcould crush bones. In fact, the diversity of all largemammals on Earth plummeted... continued

Mysterious Moon Lights

October 4, 2004
There's a moon mystery that's been visible from Earth for500 years?and astronomers still haven't figured it out. Mark Pilkington writes in The Guardian that in 1540, beforethe first telescope was invented, stargazers in the Germancity of Worms saw a star-like... continued

Toxic Algae Near Seattle

October 4, 2004
An unusually large bloom of toxic algae, which could poisonboth humans and shellfish, has been detected in the oceanoff the northwest coast of Washington state. OceanographerVera Trainer says,"The levels of toxin are the highest we've ever seen."Shellfish tainted by the... continued

My Brain Was Changed by a Visitor

October 4, 2004
Geminiwrites, in one of our newCommunionLetters: I had an encounter in 1973 while lying in bedreading a Batman comic. My reading lamp suddenly went out,and when I tried to get up to check it, I wound up in atrance, and... continued