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Simply Unexplainable
5/21/12-
Twin Intuits Brain Tumor - In His Brother
There's no doubt that the bond between siblings is extraordinarily strong in certain individuals, even lending them the ability to sympathize and intuit beyond the level of ordinary friends. And yet one story from twins Craig and Benton Gurney suggest the bond may transcend what we currently understand about the physical world. They have made a habit out of detecting when the other is sick, even intuiting an incredible life threatening brain tumor from miles away.
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NASA Articles
5/21/12-
NASA Cautions About Asteroid Detection
As the planet's first Annular Solar Eclipse in 18 years passes over us, NASA is still examining the findings of a recent survey of our immediate orbit. In the exploration, the space agency noted that there could be up to 4,700 potentially hazardous near Earth objects in our vicinity. Of these, only a fraction have been detected. The objects, zooming around our orbit in the space around the Earth could have very real consequences if they ever actually struck the planet, but how concerned are the experts?
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Technology Articles
5/21/12-
Scientists Develop Genetic Code Rewriting Virus
When we think of the length of time any of us will be on the planet, generally it's in the context of the current abilities of medical science. But imagine if there was a treatment that could be given to a person that allowed them to live much longer. A recent discovery by scientists has allowed them to extend the lives of mice significantly by applying simple gene therapy. But could it work for humans? And what unforeseen consequences may arise? Will we soon begin infecting ourselves with viruses in the hopes of reversing our age?
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Religion Articles
5/16/12-
Largest Temples in the World
All over the world, temples have been constructed to provide a space for people to worship. While some are only small enough to accommodate a hundred people, others are quite large. In this article, you will learn about some of the largest temples in the world.
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Technology Articles
5/16/12-
Scientists Generate Electricity from a Virus!
Scientists at the US Department of Energy's Lawrence Berkely Lab have demonstrated that not only algae and bacteria can be genetically engineered to generate electricity, but so can viruses. The demonstration opens new doors for incredibly small and cheap electric power generators. If the idea is further developed, it could mean a whole new generation of electric generators from man-modified viruses. Is this a form of "common cold fusion?"
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Information and Theories
5/15/12-
Haunted Houses in Literature: "Fall of the House of Usher"
Edgar Allen Poe wrote the short story titled "Fall of the House of Usher" in 1845, which was centered on the theme of a dilapidated haunted castle. The tale is filled with a lot of emotion and deals with feelings of fear, guilt, and doom. In the story, we meet Roderick Usher, who has a disease that remains unnamed.
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Technology Articles
5/15/12-
Road Ready Robot Gets Nevada License to Drive
Nevada has always been a state with weird news, but this latest technological trend from the city that brought us Las Vegas and Area 51 may top the list. The state is on the fast track toward allowing automated robotic cars to travel its highways after giving its first robotic vehicle, a car designed by Google a license. What effect will these robot roadsters have on traffic? How do they work? And is this move by Nevada just one step toward a much larger move toward increased automation in vehicles?
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Ghost And Paranormal
5/14/12-
Ghosts of the U.S. Air Force Museum in Ohio II
Visiting the Air Force Museum, people have seen people out of the corner of their eye. These visions vanish as soon as they turn their head. Weird noises have also come out of the exhibit. Some have also detected the sound of running planes when all are on. Voices speaking in different languages have also been known to come out of the radio. These are just some of the paranormal happenings associated with the museum.
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Simply Unexplainable
5/14/12-
Man Resurrected at Own Funeral
In the tradition of the ancient Greeks, a significant number of men and women were resurrected by forces beyond our understanding. But as far as mythologies go, few ancient traditions had the concept as more of a cornerstone than the Egyptians. The ancient Egyptian customs had a number of royals resurrected in the lands beyond on the other side. And now one waiter from Southern Egypt has demonstrated that he is keeping that tradition alive.
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Ghost And Paranormal
5/13/12-
Ghosts of the U.S. Air Force Museum in Ohio I
When it comes to military museums, the United States Air Force Museum in Dayton, Ohio is one of the largest and oldest of its kind. It also has a unique history that includes tales of ghosts and other paranormal activity. In this article, you will learn about some of the legends, rumors and stories associated with the Air Force Museum.
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Religion Articles
5/12/12-
Secret Societies: The Cathars III
The Cathars evolved, but kept some of the beliefs that lived on in previous organizations. For example, they adopted some of the same views of the Bogomils and exhibited anti-establishment behaviors and beliefs. The Perfecti lived a life of piety that was free of the complicated nature of the corrupt and worldly clergy of their day. Another difference in the Cathars that did not show in other religions was that men and women were treated as equals within the sect.
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UFO and Alien Section
5/12/12-
The Incident at Falcon Lake
Stories involving unidentified flying objects often include accounts where the objects appear and leave physical evidence behind. These incidents, while rare, do carry with them a higher level of credibility than the simple eyewitness accounts in the eyes of skeptics. One such account to enter into the history of UFOlogical studies was the Falcon Lake Incident of May 20, 1967 which included not only a physical object seen by a witness, but an unexplained radioactive material left behind.
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Mysteries
5/12/12-
The Long Lost Treasure of Cocos Island
The idea of pirate gold is still alive with us today even as legends of the findings are lost to antiquity. The idea that somewhere beneath the waves or buried on an obscure island a mountain of gold could be hiding is something that has taken pirate lore from Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island all the way to the modern Pirates of the Caribbean series still plundering the box office. But the real treasure is still said to be out there, and the legendary gold rumored to be on one island would make even top paid Hollywood actors take a second look.
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Ancient Civilizations
5/12/12-
A Curious Roman Artifact
The wealth of archaeological artifacts left behind by the Roman Empire throughout the world has answered many questions burning about the ancient civilization. From the writings of Livius Andronicus to the philosophical musings of stoic philosophers like Seneca the Younger, the limits of Roman conquest and innovation was an unparalleled story of early civilization for centuries. And yet some of the artifacts left behind leave more questions than answers. Among some of the strangest unexplained Roman Artifacts are the Roman dodecahedrons.
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Religion Articles
5/11/12-
Secret Societies: The Cathars II
The early start of Catharism caught on quickly and the Romans were quite fond of Manicheanism, especially people in Alexandria. For instance, the Church Father St. Augustine was originally a Manichean before becoming a Christian. As orthodox Christianity started to gain steam in the religious world, other forms of Gnosticism felt the pressure of suppression. In this article, you are introduced to the Bogomils – another Christian sect associated with the Cathars.
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Religion Articles
5/10/12-
Secret Societies: The Cathars I
The secret societies mentioned in books, such as the Da Vinci Code, have been influenced by groups, such as the Cathars and the Knights Templar. The Cathars represented a Christian sect that prospered in southern France, Germany and northern Italy during the 11th to 13th centuries. It was this group that led to the early Christian Gnosticism. In this article, you will learn more about the Cathars and some of their religious traditions.
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Information and Theories
5/9/12-
Scary Ways to Die – Insects Don’t Want to Encounter
When you think of dying from an insect, there's more to experiencing an allergic reaction to the sting of a bee. There are creatures that have the power to kill with venom, poison, and other methods, as you will see in this article, which touches upon ants, spiders and the scorpion.
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Information and Theories
5/8/12-
Scary Ways to Die – Creatures You Don’t Want to Encounter III
Not all bears are cute and cuddly, and not all birds are the kind you want to keep in a cage in the living room. In this article, you will encounter two creatures that you don’t want to meet up with in the real world, including a vegetarian bird that lives in the rainforest and a bear that isn’t too fond of humans.
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Information and Theories
5/8/12-
Scary Ways to Die – Creatures in the Water
Sharks are not the only predators of the open waters that can attack and kill a human. There are other threats to be on the lookout for when you're enjoying the beauty of the ocean and other bodies of water. In this article, you will learn of a few creatures that can cause your death in a rather painful and sometimes terrifying way.
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Information and Theories
5/7/12-
Scary Ways to Die – Creatures You Don’t Want to Encounter I
In regards to life and death, accidents and medical conditions rank high in the leading killers of people. However, some of the scariest and terrifying ways to die have come when you have the unfortunate pleasure of coming in contact with a creature that you otherwise wouldn’t have. In foreign countries, there are some animals that people living in the United States would never dream of encountering. In this article, you will learn of some terrifying (and sometimes gruesome) ways to die involving creatures.
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Information and Theories
5/7/12-
Scary Ways to Die – Creatures You Don’t Want to Encounter II
Wild animals use different techniques to take down their prey. The crocodile uses a specific movement, while a member of the big cat family prefers a quicker approach than the rest of its feline relatives. In this article, you will learn how these animals kill their prey – one of which can pose a problem if you live in certain parts of Florida.
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Cryptology and Monsters
5/7/12-
Bigfoot "Not Protected" Under Texas Statute
While Bigfoot enthusiasts have long warned that hunting the beloved cryptid for sport is a reprehensible thought, a few monster hunters have openly stated their intentions to hunt the hairy hominid no matter the moral repercussions to put a lid on the mystery and solve it once and for all. And according to a letter from Texas Wildlife Officials in the Texas Parks and Wildlife District, there may be no law against it.
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UFO and Alien Section
5/7/12-
Authorities Stumped by Cattle Mutilation
Authorities are looking for answers after a cow was discovered with some unusual markings dead in a field. After examining the cow closer, it has been determined that this may be a genuine case of cattle mutilation, and the multitude of suspects are as vast as the mystery surrounding the case. And it has a few details in common with other cattle mutilations of its kind.
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Technology Articles
5/7/12-
Chain Mail - That Could End the World
In the past few decades with the rise of email, the number of outrageous chain letters and hoaxes have reached a fevered pitch. And so chain-letters have gained a reputation for being dubious. But of all the chain letters currently in transit throughout the world wide web, few reach proportions that are quite this apocalyptic. The emails claim if they are not sent in time, the fate of the world itself will hang in the balance.
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Mysteries
5/7/12-
May 8th, the Anniversary of Intercontinental Mystery
The history of Aviation is full of unsolved disappearances, mysteries, and unexplained occurrences. But rivaling the disappearance of Amelia Earhart and the Lindbergh Baby is one other name, itself eclipsed by the others. It's the story of The White Bird. And it's impossible to refer to this legendary plane without invoking a sort of wonder about its fate and a single core question. Was Charles Lindbergh really the first to cross the Atlantic?
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Information and Theories
5/6/12-
The Deadliest Snakes in the World III
The Malayan or Blue Krait living in South East Asia and Indonesia is the deadliest of its species. Half of the people bitten by the snake will die, even when they have received the antivenin. In this article, you will learn more about this species of snake, as well as about the Eastern Brown Snake and Philippine Cobra.
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Information and Theories
5/6/12-
The Deadliest Snakes in the World II
Throughout many parts of Africa, the Black Mamba is a feared creature known for being quite aggressive with a strike precision that causes a quick death in its victims. It also holds a record that other snakes do not. In this article, you will learn more about this deadly snake, as well as information on the Tiger Snake and Taipan.
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Simply Unexplainable
5/5/12-
Billionaire to Build Titanic II Despite Curse Concerns
Arguably one of the unexpected single tragedies of the 20th century was the sinking of the Titanic where some 1,514 people lost their lives. The liner is often said to be the centerpiece of a tremendous curse that has appeared time and time again whenever the name Titanic is invoked in a similar fashion. And now one Billionaire is promising to create controversy by reigniting the age old mystery of the Titanic by building its sequel. The ship is expected to be crossing oceans by 2016. But will it share the same curse that has followed the name?
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Cryptology and Monsters
5/5/12-
UK Woman Visited by Horrifying Creature
When we look out our windows first thing in the morning we generally expect to know what we're going to see. But when one UK woman took a look outside her window in Hale County she was shocked to see not a normal cat or dog, but a mystery. Unidentified animals in the UK are nothing new, but this one sounds like something that could have walked straight from some of the old world's older legends.
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Cryptology and Monsters
5/5/12-
The Ghosts of Bigfoot's Past
When a witness describes seeing bigfoot, it's all too often in similar terms that manifest only when seeing a ghost. And yet the popular school of thought still suggests that the hairy hominid is a physical being walking the wilderness and watching out for others who might witness it. Some investigators, however, have suggested that Bigfoot could be quite different from what we think when we hear the word. Maybe the origins of Bigfoot lie somewhere in its history.
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Ghost And Paranormal
5/5/12-
Perspectives From the Eyes of Ghosts
When we look to expert paranormal investigators, many of them speak with an authority that is overwhelming to those unfamiliar just entering the field. Ghost hunters often suggest that ghosts behave in very specific ways and with motivations that we would all recognize. But what is a ghost's perspective really like? What schools of thought are there on the subject? And can responding to how they may see the world help your own ghost hunts?
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Information and Theories
5/5/12-
The Deadliest Snakes in the World I
With sharp fangs and the ability to paralyze, snakes are some of the most feared creatures on earth. Not all are harmful, but the ones to be on the lookout for shouldn’t be ignored. In the United States, the rattlesnake is the deadliest of snakes, but in other parts of the world – there are more potent deliverers of venom that do not threaten the lives of Americans. This article will highlight some of the most dangerous snakes in the world, including the death adder.
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Information and Theories
5/4/12-
Scary Ways to Die – Snakes You Don’t Want to Encounter
Many people already have a natural fear of snakes and cannot stand the sight of the slithering creatures. In the United States, poisonous and venomous snakes aren’t commonly roaming about in the wild – like they do in places, such as Australia and South America. The closest most people come to a dangerous snake is the kind seen behind the glass at a zoo. In this article, you will learn about the deadliest snakes in the world, including the python and anaconda.
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Ancient Civilizations
5/3/12-
Ancient Greek Philosophers – Plato's Phaedo III
Socrates believes that his soul will leave his body and live on in an eternal state. He does not see the body left behind as his own since the soul will no longer inhabit it. If his body is buried or burned, he does not want people to fret since the body no longer is Socrates. These are some of the final thoughts he expresses in "Phaedo." In this article, you will learn some of the final actions of the philosopher before he drinks his execution sentence.
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Ancient Civilizations
5/3/12-
Ancient Greek Philosophers – Plato's Phaedo II
An array of topics is addressed in Plato's "Phaedo" – a dialogue that concentrates on the final days of Socrates who is awaiting execution. Because of the impending end of a great philosopher, much of the subject matter presents viewpoints concerning death, the afterlife and the soul. In this article, you will learn more about the topics discussed in "Phaedo."
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Ancient Civilizations
5/2/12-
Characters in Plato's "Phaedo"
In 'Phaedo,' there are a handful of characters that tell of the final moments of Socrates. They include a family member as well as several close companions who hold a conversation with the philosopher. Their discussion is captured in the dialogue, which touches about subjects, such as death, the afterlife, and the soul. In this article, you will learn about the characters that appear in Plato's 'Phaedo.'
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Ancient Civilizations
5/2/12-
Ancient Greek Philosophers – Plato's Phaedo I
The ancient Greek philosopher Plato contributed many writings that concentrated on the last days of Socrates – another infamous philosopher of their days. "Phaedo" is the seventh and last dialogue that details the final days of Socrates. It focuses on his death and explores Socrates' view on the immortality of the soul. In this article, you are introduced to a summary of "Phaedo" with some of the key points.
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Benjamin Fulford Story
5/1/12-
Winston Shrout Discusses The Federal Reserve Bond Scandal
Neil F. Keenan sent us this interview to share with those following the story that can end the Financial Tyranny. This show covers tons of great information about the Federal Reserve Bond Scandal that will end the operations of the world as we know it.
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Religion Articles
5/1/12-
Bible Verses: Children II
According to the Bible, children are expected to act a certain way – which is reflected in many passages that mention honor and discipline. In this article, you will learn more about the role of a child that dates back to Biblical times.
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Information and Theories
5/1/12-
The Universe's Most Troubling Paradoxes
The universe seems like a chaotic place. Rules seem to guide a flow of random chances with even known universal laws occasionally overruling and rejecting one another. And on top of all of that the human race has put before itself the task of understanding everything. But somewhere along its journey it's come up with some extremely chilling theories about life the universe and everything.
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Political Conspiracies
5/1/12-
Lawyer Claims Time Travel Coverup
Lawyer Andrew Basiago says he has a long history of traveling back in time, and he's been sharing his story with researchers the world over with his shocking allegations. In addition to speaking about subjects ranging from John Titor to his own witnessing of Lincoln's assassination, Basiago recently entered the news circuit once again after claiming that Barack Obama had once teleported to Mars in a secret CIA project operating out of a community college in California.
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Religion Articles
4/30/12-
Bible Verses: Children I
One of the primary points regarding the representation of children in the Bible is that they are a gift from God. The ability to have a child is a significant event in the life of a married couple, man, woman and the progress of a family that dates back to Biblical times. In this article, you will encounter Biblical passages that highlight children and their importance.
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Ancient Civilizations
4/30/12-
Ancient Philosophy – Dialogues of Plato – "Apology"
As one of the founders of Western philosophy, Socrates is known as one of the best classical Greek philosopher in history. His writings are still taught in modern-day philosophy classes, as students attempt to decipher the great mind. 'Apology' is Plato's version of a speech given by Socrates as he defended himself in 399 BC for charges that he corrupted the youths and turning his back on the worshipped gods of the city. In this article, you will learn the primary theme, characters and details of the work.
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Information and Theories
4/30/12-
About the Supposed Werewolf Cure – Monkshood
In many literary and film circles, becoming a werewolf is a curse and there are many different interpretations as to how one can break free of their fate. For some, taking plant and herbal remedies is a method of keeping a transformation at bay. In this article, you will learn about wolfsbane (also called monkshood), which has been linked to werewolves in movies and books.
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Religion Articles
4/30/12-
What is Mithraism?
The Greeks are known for having their ancient cults and groups of worship that toed in religious beliefs. In this article, you will learn about Mithraism (which existed from around 100 CE to about 450 CE), which offered support for members through religion, mystical practices, and fraternal order.
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Ancient Civilizations
4/30/12-
11 Facts about Pythagoras
In ancient history, Pythagoras is a name that is often mentioned in the same breath as philosophy and math. The Ionian Greek thinker not only influenced a great deal of people from the past and in modern times, but also founded a religious movement known as Pythagoreanism.
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Ancient Civilizations
4/30/12-
The Pythagorean Brotherhood
In ancient Greek history, Pythagoras was a legend in philosophical circles. Born in 570 BCE, the philosopher was a native of Samos before he moved to Magna Graecia – the network of Greek colonies in Southern Italy. Pythagoras had a reputation for mixing math with mysticism and this gained the attention of young men who came from aristocratic backgrounds. With these men, the Pythagorean Brotherhood was born – a secret society or cult based on the theories and teachings of the philosopher.
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Information and Theories
4/30/12-
Scary List: Early Werewolf Movies
Before there were the explosive and spine-tingling computerized special effects of today's scary films, early horror movies had to rely on makeup and camera tricks to pack audiences shriek. In this article, you will encounter a handful of werewolf movies that were made between 1935 and 1975.
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Information and Theories
4/30/12-
Movies that Feature Werewolves: the Howling Franchise
During the 1980s, a lot of werewolf movies were released and the Howling was a collection of films that were quite popular during the decade. In this article, you will learn more about the Howling franchise and some of the plots presented within the storyline.
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