Fukushima Update Mind Blowing Die Off in Pacific Far Worse than anything ever seen before
sardines, herring sea lions Murres El Niño Scientists estimate as many as 500,000 Murres may have died in total, washing up on beaches along just about every Alaska coastline, as well as turning up in more unlikely places like Palmer. News Story:http://www.ktva.com/massive-seabird-d… Nwo World News: http://www.nworeport.me IF YOU ENJOY THIS SITE PLEASE TELL OTHERS ABOUT US…SHARING IS CARING HAVE A … Continue reading
Alien Hunters Want NASA To Explain This ‘Formation Of UFOs’
NASA cannot explain the formation of UFOs seen in an image from the STS-100 mission. UFO hunters have revisited one of the most enigmatic UFO mysteries of Space Shuttle History. The mysterious case of an unexplained ‘formation of UFO’s’ seen in NASA photograph taken by the STS-100 mission in 2001, when Space Shuttle Endeavor traveled to the International Space Station … Continue reading
The Sumerian Silver Lyre
The story of this instrument is a bit long and complicated, so I put a page on my website describing exactly what it is and how it was made. Here is the URL for anyone who is interested http://www.peterpringle.com/silverlyre.html IF YOU ENJOY THIS SITE PLEASE TELL OTHERS ABOUT US…SHARING IS CARING HAVE A COMMENT? LEAVE YOUR COMMENT BELOW
Could Some “Ghost Lights” be Linked to Mystery Booms?
This year, like many previous years, has seen much ado about the so-called “mystery boom” phenomenon, with reports of loud bangs and crashes stemming from areas that, for those who keep up with this sort of thing, might be considered “the usual suspects.” Particularly, the Northeastern United States has been home to much of the recent spattering of boom reports, … Continue reading
SETI: Does ET Call a Red Dwarf ‘Home’?
California-based SETI Institute plans to expand a hunt for radio signals broadcast by extraterrestrial civilizations by scanning red dwarf stars, which are older and smaller than stars like the sun. The shift stems from recent discoveries that red dwarf stars, which are by far the most common type of star, can and do have planets in orbit that are properly … Continue reading
Researchers Found the Secret Entrance to the Mythical Land of Hyperborea?
While on the lookout for the mythical land of Hyperborea, researchers have come across the remarkable remains of an ancient observatory and unusual carvings on the wall of a mountain in Northwest Russia. An ancient observatory and the carving of a giant near the shores of Lake Seydozera, meaning “sacred lake” in the language of indigenous Sami people, are believed … Continue reading
Manta Rays May Be Self-Are, Heads Up Humans!
Very few animals are capable of recognizing themselves in the mirror. New research suggests that manta rays are capable of this unique cognitive feat—a possible sign that these fish are self-aware. As children, many of us enjoyed playing in front of the mirror. We’d stick our tongues out at ourselves, make funny faces, or try to move faster than our … Continue reading
What is it Like to Be Dead? Patient Who ‘Died’ Says There is NOTHING After Death
People have always wanted to know if something awaits them after die. The answer to this question was given by a person who experienced the afterlife. The Reddit user got all philosophical, not to say nihilistic, telling the social media site what it is like to be dead. A man who goes by the screen-name r00tdude has been clinically dead … Continue reading
Is Communication From the Future Already Here?
By Robert Torres / Tara MacIsaac | Jan 2016 via Epoch Times In Beyond Science, Epoch Times explores research and accounts related to phenomena and theories that challenge our current knowledge. We delve into ideas that stimulate the imagination and open up new possibilities. Share your thoughts with us on these sometimes controversial topics in the comments section below. Did … Continue reading
What are the Unusual Sounds Keeping Salford, UK Citizens Awake?
Over the past week SalfordOnline.com has been contacted by numerous readers being woken in the early hours of the morning by unusual mechanical sounds. There’s loud, grating clanks lasting for a couple of seconds at a time but repeated every 15-20 minutes. Then there’s the sound of gas under pressure – possibly being released. The earliest they’ve been heard is … Continue reading
