Ghostly Message in a Bottle

July 17, 2003
Roger Clay died in a motorcycle accident 5 years ago, at the age of 21, but his parents received one last message from him?in a note he put in a bottle and dropped in the ocean in 1984, when he... continued

Scientist Investigates Noah’s Flood

July 17, 2003
Eve Conant writes in Newsweek that underwater explorer Robert Ballard is investigating the legend of Noah's ark. Many historians think the worldwide flood legends originated about 7,500 years ago at the end of the ice age, when the Aegean Sea... continued

A Movie Could Cause Your Plane to Crash

July 17, 2003
It's not only dangerous to use your cell phone in flight, it may also be dangerous to watch a movie. Gary Stoller writes in USA Today that in March, a Boeing 757 had to return to a U.S. airport when... continued

Nessie Fossil Found in Scotland

July 17, 2003
China's version of Nessie was seen last week, and a man found a fossil that could be from the original Nessie in Loch Ness. China's Lake Tianchi Monster was spotted July 11 in a lake near North Korea, where similar... continued

It’s Jim Marrs Week on Dreamland

July 17, 2003
This week we have two interviews with one of your favorite authors, conspiracy expert Jim Marrs. He talks with Whitley starting Saturday about his new book on the conspiracies behind 911. And he has a special interview about aliens on... continued

Confederate Gold?in Canada?

July 16, 2003
Randy Boswell reports in The Ottawa Citizen that Canadian treasure hunter Bob Brewer has found Confederate gold and silver coins which he believes are part of the treasure of a secret society called the Knights of the Golden Circle. The... continued

It’s Official in Russia: UFOs are Real

July 16, 2003
In the British-based UFO Magazine, editor Graham Birdsall interviewed Valery Uvarov, who says, "I am head of the Department of UFO Research, Science and Technical, National Security Academy, based in St Petersburg, Russia?We are constantly analyzing data coming in from... continued

Climate Changed by Cosmic Rays?or by Us?

July 16, 2003
Tom Clarke writes in nature.com about a controversial new report that says that the impact of cosmic rays on our climate might outweigh the effects of greenhouse gases. Physicist Nir Shaviv and climatologist J NOTE: This news story, previously published... continued

North Korea’s Next

July 16, 2003
Former defense secretary William Perry says North Korea is rapidly reprocessing spent nuclear fuel rods in order to build up its nuclear arsenal. He says, "I have thought for some months that if the North Koreans moved toward processing, then... continued

Strange Bugs in CA Crop Circle

July 16, 2003
It?s been discovered that the holes bored in cornstalks in a California crop circle that?s believed to be a hoax were made by the European Corn Borer. The European Corn Borer is an agricultural threat, and this is apparently the... continued