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Our Bodies Contain Dangerous Chemicals

December 3, 2003
A cocktail of dangerous chemicals has been found in the blood of every person tested in a study in the U.K., and everyone in the U.S. probably has them too. The 77 chemicals found include PCBs, which can affect gender,... continued

NASA Building a Solar Shield

December 2, 2003
With solar storms at a historic high, NASA is worried about the radiation that's raining down on astronauts. They're developing a radiation shield that can be used on spacecraft, shuttles and the International Space Station. NASA's Ed Semmes says, "Going... continued

Segways in Battle

December 2, 2003
It's a scene we'd all love to see on the evening news: a battle where soldiers aren't in tanks, Humvees or Bradley fighting vehicles?they're riding circles around the enemy on their Segways. Michael P. Regan writes in space.com that we... continued

More Greenhouse Gas Than Ever

December 2, 2003
By 2020, annual emissions of carbon dioxide will have increased by 50% worldwide, which equals about 3.5 billion tons, according to ExxonMobil Corp. This is because global demand for fossil fuels for cars and power plants will rise by 40%,... continued

My Daughter’s Roommate was My Alien Child

December 1, 2003
In our series of new Communion Letters, we present the story of a woman who discovered she had a second, "alien," daughter, who was the college roommate of her human daughter! click here to learn more. NOTE: This news story,... continued

Vinland Map?Real or Forgery?

December 1, 2003
The Vinland Map is a drawing of Iceland, Greenland and the northeastern coast of North America that has been dated to the mid-15th century?unless it's a forgery. If it's real, it means that Norse explorers visited North America long before... continued

Where & What is Consciousness

December 1, 2003
Christof Koch wants to find where consciousness lies inside what he calls our "zombie" self: the part of our brain that works automatically, so that our lungs breathe, our heart beats, our eyes blink, and we walk and talk. And... continued

Scientist Says Yellowstone Bulge Could Mean Explosion

December 1, 2003
Lisa Morgan, the geologist leading a US Geological Survey team studying a bulge beneath Yellowstone Lake says, "it could be the precursor to a hydrothermal explosion." Hydrothermal explosions take place when water is superheated by lava and they can be... continued

How Do You Handle Close Encounters?

November 28, 2003
In our new poll we ask you how you handle, or expect to handle, close encounters. Have you had some and never told anyone? Or have you told and had good?or bad?results? In our last poll we asked you who... continued

Subscriber Update on B.C. UFOs

November 28, 2003
On Dreamland this week for subscribers, UFO researcher Brian Vike gets us up-to-date with Part II of his report on the continuing problems for the Canadian family that had a missing time experience, which has led to their mysterious medical... continued