Most people like to live in the sunlight. The warm, refreshing breezes of a late spring day are irresistible to the majority of us. Updated 2/11/2020 – We spend our vacations on the beach, and we live in houses with windows optimized to let the sunlight in. Some of us try to live even closer to […]
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The ability to predict the outcome of an event through a vision or dream, otherwise known as a premonition, is among the most ancient and widespread of human activities. Updated 2/11/2020 – It crosses so many different cultures involving so many different time periods that it might even be be considered synonymous with the word […]
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Technology is a wonderful thing. Since the dawn of man we’ve been forced to rely entirely on our own human senses as the only resource for detecting strange and unusual phenomena, but not anymore. Updated 2/11/2020 – The 20th century saw its great universe-changing burst of human technological development and with it came even more […]
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Recent attention has been paid to a case of an infection and death of a young Arizona boy by the amoeba Naegleria Fowleri. The boy contracted the disease by swimming in Lake Havasu, and died within days of becoming ill. Updated 2/11/2020 – The disease is almost always fatal. Infection occurs when the amoeba invades the […]
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Twisting its way through the American midwest, past corn fields and major urban areas alike, the Mississippi River is in a way timeless. Controlled now by wing dikes and dams, the great river still bears a strong resemblance to its prehistoric self. Updated 2/11/2020 – Complete with long expanses where human activity is difficult to discern, […]
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Most ghosts are hopelessly vague, so much so that one wonders if you can accomplish anything at all in the afterlife. Updated 2/9/2020 – They appear and disappear transiently, leave us muffled and hard to understand EVPs, and for the life of them can’t do anything on demand or repeatable to prove their existence beyond […]
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More like inland seas than lakes, the Great Lakes of North America are among the most treacherous bodies of water in the world. Updated 2/9/2020 – Terrible seasonal storms batter ships that choose to sail the lakes at the wrong time of year. These great gales, called the Witch of November, have claimed many lives […]
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The age old practice of witchcraft has seen an explosive resurgence over the last few decades. In the past it provoked wild and insane persecutions that led to ridiculous witch hunts in which thousands died. Updated 2/11/2020 – The criteria for conviction were often based on hearsay and poor evidence, and the penalties were cruel and […]
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Some years ago a scientist by the name of Richard Muller formulated a controversial theory regarding the possibility of a second star that may orbit our sun in the outer reaches of the solar system. Updated 2/11/2020 – Formulated in 1983, the theory was designed in part to explain a seemingly regular interval of 26 million […]
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We’ve all heard the accounts of strange things falling from the skies. Everything from squid, fish, frogs, cows, and blood have been reported. Updated 2/11/2020 – Recently a woman saw worms falling in Louisiana, and in India, blood red rain was seen. Most of these incidents can be explained, usually by a waterspout or tornado. […]
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