It’s April 1 folks. I’ve done my best to filter out the foolishness, but might still be worth doubling-down on your dose of caveat lector before you begin exploring today’s new briefs…
- Spanish couple claim to have found the Holy Grail. Chaos ensues.
- National Geographic Channel pulls Nazi War Diggers series from air after outcry over shoddy excavation techniques and disrespect for the dead.
- Graham Hancock “horrified” by the latest developments at Stonehenge.
- Under pressure from religious leaders, Darren Aronofsky’s Noah now features a disclaimer.
- Was Noah a shaman?
- Smoke and Mirrors: Occult detectives and the first paranormal investigations.
- Bigfoot hoaxer’s dummy maker reveals his secret.
- Exorcist director says the film worked because he made it “as a believer“.
- Tomb of the Mothman? Inside the eerie TNT storage bunkers of West Virginia.
- Some reflections on children’s memories of past lives.
- The Society for Psychical Research has received a £750,000 donation from the estate of the late Nigel Buckmaster.
- Real Apollo 11 training photos look like prep for a fake Moon landing. If someone finds Kubrick in one of those images, shout out…
- Could galactic empires exist without faster-than-light travel?
- Will we ever…travel in wormholes?
- Has this new discovery by astronomers confirmed there is a ‘Planet X’?
- Related: Scott Sheppard discusses his discovery of the new dwarf planet in the outer reaches of our Solar System, and what it means.
- Japan told that its whale science is non-science, and ordered to halt Antarctic whaling.
- The 14 greatest hoaxes of all time.
Quote of the Day:
A fool thinks himself to be wise, but a wise man knows himself to be a fool.
William Shakespeare