The last half century has seen humanity take its first, tentative steps into outer space. Initially, through American and Russian astronaut missions into Earth ...
Acquiring pet peeves is an inevitable part of growing older. Some people can't stand those who confuse "their" with "they're," while others have ended romantic...
When it comes to intelligently exploring and speculating on topics at the edges of science, there are few better resources than the Journal of Scientific Explo...
A big part of our culture, the global culture that is, lies in the process of ageing, of growing old. It’s difficult to edify, just how much of our lives are ...
The Ouija Board remains an object of fascination in the 21st century, despite - or perhaps because of - its 'vintage' feel and rudimentary equipment. A board w...
We've spoken here on the Grail before about how, in the past century, advances in science and technology have suddenly gifted (or is that cursed?) us with the ...
The field of near-death experience (NDE) research - like many other 'fringe sciences' - has its fair share of opportunists, people who care more about making s...
In late 2017, news stories announced a discovery that could rewrite the orthodox history of the settling of the Americas by humans: mastodon fossils found durin...
Does consciousness survive the physical death of the body? That is perhaps the fundamental question of human existence, and one which modern orthodox science w...
