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NASA Fears Large Asteroid Could Hit Earth – Plans to Launch Study of the Space Rock
NASA is planning to launch a probe to study an asteroid that could one day pulverize the Earth. The asteroid, named Bennu, crosses Earth’s orbit once every six years and has gotten ever closer since it was discovered in 1999, astronomers told the Sunday Times of London (paywall). In 2135, Bennu will fly between the moon and Earth — a … Continue reading
How Do You Know You’re Not Living in a Computer Simulation?
Consider this: right now, you are not where you think you are. In fact, you happen to be the subject of a science experiment being conducted by an evil genius. Your brain has been expertly removed from your body and is being kept alive in a vat of nutrients that sits on a laboratory bench. The nerve endings of your … Continue reading
Quantum Mind: Can Experienced Meditators Influence the Movement of Atomic Particles?
One of the key mysteries in the realm of quantum physics is the role of the observer, or more precisely, consciousness. As Nobel laureate Eugene Wigner once explained, when this relatively new branch of physics came into being, it was found that “it was not possible to formulate the laws of quantum mechanics in a fully consistent way without reference … Continue reading
Jupiter So Massive, It Doesn’t Actually Orbit The Sun
Jupiter, the fifth planet from the Sun, gas giant, and subject of the Juno mission, is huge. Huge. It’s so huge, in fact, that it doesn’t actually orbit the Sun. Not exactly. With 2.5 times the mass of all the other planets in the Solar System combined, it’s big enough that the centre of gravity between Jupiter and the Sun … Continue reading
Ancient Pyramids Were High-Frequency Power Stations
There are many theories as to who built the pyramids and why they were built. Was there just one single purpose? The Pyramids of Giza are considered one the greatest wonders of the world. Gerald Massey (29 May 1828 – 29 October 1907) was a poet and author of spiritualism. He was best known for his book Ancient Egypt: The … Continue reading
SHOCK CLAIM: Large Hadron Collider ‘Shut Down After Causing Massive Earthquake’
THE Large Hadron Collider (LCH) was shut down after causing a magnitude 7 earthquake which shook the whole planet, it has sensationally been claimed. Conspiracy theorists claim the huge scientific installation, triggered a magnitude seven earthquake in Vanuatu, in the south Pacific which was so strong it was described as “shaking the planet”. They claim the quake, in Norsup on … Continue reading
Halley’s Comet Orbit Being Altered By Venus Instead of Jupiter
If you’re waiting for Halley’s comet to show up exactly 75 years after its 1986 appearance, you may be disappointed. The ball of ice has an orbit that varies by months or even years. And new research suggests that Venus is responsible for the comet’s variations today, rather than the more massive planet Jupiter. “Comet Halley has been observed throughout … Continue reading
Human DNA Sent into Space to ‘Back-Up’ Species
As fears mount the humanity’s time on Earth is limited, scientists are making contingency plans by setting up a cosmic CLOUD of human data. As it stands, experts neither have the technological capability or the knowledge of how to mass-transfer the human race to a nearby habitable planet – with the closest being 14 light years away (one light year … Continue reading
The Truth about Chemtrails
YouTube Video link appears at ending of the article My father was a high-ranking officer in the United States Air Force for two decades. Subsequently, I grew up in and around Air Force bases for the formative years of my life. In all those years, I never saw the strange crisscross patterns in the sky that so many people are … Continue reading
Why Does Time Seem to Speed Up with Age?
James M. Broadway, a postdoctoral researcher in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences at the University of California, Santa Barbara, and Brittiney Sandoval, a recent graduate of the same institution, answer “Where did the time go?” middle-aged and older adults often remark. Many of us feel that time passes more quickly as we age, a perception that can lead … Continue reading
