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Nasca Lines Being Destroyed

March 30, 2004
Peru's Nasca lines, which were carved over 1,000 years ago and are visited by 80,000 tourists a year, are being turned into a trash dump. Until she died six years ago, German mathematician Maria Reich spend 50 years guarding the... continued

Dust Bowl Early Sign of Global Warming

March 30, 2004
Using computer modeling, NASA has determined that the devastating Dust Bowl in the American Southwest during the 1930s, which helped to set off the Great Depression, was caused by some of the same forces that are driving global warming today.... continued

My Copy of The Key Was Stolen by an Alien

March 30, 2004
Steve wrote us a new Communion Letter telling us his copy of The Key was stolen?by an alien. He says: "?My son came to me and told me he was awakened by a tall blue visitor with big dark eyes... continued

Rock Musician Says He’s Abductee

March 29, 2004
Musician Sammy Hagar has admitted having close encounters with apparent aliens. Over the years, we've received letters from and met many famous people who've told us privately that the same thing happened to them, but none of them have been... continued

We’re Painting the Icebergs Red

March 29, 2004
In "Alice in Wonderland," Alice meets the Queen of Hearts, who is having all the white roses painted red. In the Disney film of that story, playing cards sing the song, "We're painting the roses red!" We're reminded of this... continued

Brazil ‘Hurricane’ Caused by Global Warming?

March 28, 2004
The existence of a rotating storm with an eye in the South Atlantic means that regional waters are now warm enough to generate the kind of moist upward flows of air that trigger tropical storms and hurricanes. Whether or not... continued

A Surprising Reason Why Soft Drinks Make You Fat

March 26, 2004
The rate of obesity in the U.S. started to increase in the 1970s, about the same time that manufacturers switched from sugar to cheaper corn syrup for their colas and other soft drinks. Now researchers say this may be because... continued

New Fertilizer Can’t Make Bombs

March 26, 2004
Ever since the Oklahoma City bombing in 1995, in which a truck filled with fertilizer parked outside was used as a weapon, Homeland Security has worried about terrorists using fertilizer bombs. They've already been used in Baghdad. Now a major... continued

Life on Mars–From Earth

March 26, 2004
Scientists speculate that bacteria may spread through the universe on asteroids and that life on Earth may have come from Mars. Now they've discovered the opposite: that life on Mars may have come from Earth during the last 30 years.... continued

A Hero Needs Help

March 26, 2004
Dave Louthan, who has been interviewed on Dreamland and mentioned in our newsletter several times, is an authentic hero who caught the USDA in a lie and forced them to start inspecting many more cattle for Mad Cow Disease. Now... continued