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- Could life have started just 15 million years after the Big Bang?
- But was there a Big Bang at all? Gravity’s effects on space-time may be felt differently by different wavelengths of light, suggesting the universe may have had no beginning at all.
- Did data from the Global Consciousness Project detect Nelson Mandela’s passing?
- If you haven’t heard of DMT yet, you might soon.
- There probably is an afterlife.
- Top five phenomena that offer evidence for an afterlife.
- Reincarnation researcher Dr. Jim Tucker is the latest guest on the Mysterious Universe podcast.
- Five insane ways people are actually trying to be ghost hunters.
- I know what I saw: on paranormal phenomena, skepticism and diplomacy.
- Paranormal sightings including a giant “alien” squid which spooked a million people were today exposed as a hoax.
- New documentary The Unbelievers chronicles road-tripping scientists Dawkins and Krauss promoting *cough* reason.
- Million dollar prize announced for invention of a bioengineered liver.
- Monkeys fitted with memory augmentation prostheses.
- The toxins that affected your great-grandparents could be in your genes.
- Nobel Prize winner declares boycott of top scientific journals for distorting scientific process.
- Has the lost colony of Roanoke Island been found?
- President Obama acknowledges the existence of Area 51.
- Spy agencies have been deploying real-life agents into the World of Warcraft.
- Forget blood, sweat and tears…these buildings were made with skulls and bones.
- Cryptozoology patches!
- Here be (a brief history of) dragons.
- Reports are coming in that alternative researcher Lloyd Pye has died.
- Invitations from the Outsider: On the passing of Colin Wilson.
Thanks Kat.
Quote of the Day:
Religion, mysticism and magic all spring from the same basic ‘feeling’ about the universe: a sudden feeling of meaning, which human beings sometimes ‘pick up’ accidentally, as your radio might pick up some unknown station. Poets feel that we are cut off from meaning by a thick, lead wall, and that sometimes for no reason we can understand the wall seems to vanish and we are suddenly overwhelmed with a sense of the infinite interestingness of things.
Colin Wilson
