‘Unusally Large’ Meteor Fireball Explodes Over Denver, Colorado
If you happened to be up early Monday and saw a bright flash of light in the northern sky then you probably witnessed a very large meteor exploding as it entered Earth’s atmosphere. The event happened at 3:23 a.m. and was captured by two cameras in Colorado, one mounted on the roof of the Denver Museum of Nature and Science … Continue reading
Photographer Sneaks into Fukushima: An “Almost Entirely Lifeless” Post-Apocalyptic World…”IT WAS AMAZING !!!!!”
Facebook post by Keow Wee Loong, Jul 13, 2016 (English edited and emphasis added): Never seen before photo of the fukushima exclusion zone. When i enter the red zone, i can feel a burning sensation in my eyes and thick chemical smell in the air. before i went there the authority told me that i need a special permit to … Continue reading
Arizona Serial Shooter Shoots Again: 7 Dead, 2 Injured Since April
Authorities in Arizona are now offering a $50,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the “Serial Street Shooter” who has been on the loose since April, after a shooting in July was linked to the same suspect — or suspects. The “Serial Street Shooter” is believed to be responsible for killing seven people, and injuring two … Continue reading
Red-Haired Giant In Afghanistan Cave Encountered by Marines During Recon Mission
Ancient flying machines, alien beings, and giants. These are some of the things reported in the media by supposed American soldiers in the Afghanistan campaign. These stories tell of finds that are extraordinary and chilling. THE HEIGHT WAS 12-15FT The first legend being told is that the soldiers cornered something in a cave, a being that was at least 12-15 … Continue reading
Gary McKinnon The Hacker Who Exposed NASA’s Secret, Kept ‘UFO Files’
Between February 2001 and March 2002 Gary McKinnon from North London, looking for evidence of free energy suppression and a cover-up of UFO activity and other technologies potentially useful to the public, hacked into 16 NASA computers as well as dozens of US Army, Navy, Air Force, and Department of Defense computers. WHAT DID MCKINNON FIND? The search for evidence … Continue reading
Time is Slowing Down and Will Eventually Disappear from the Universe Claims Spanish Scientists
A group of Spanish scientists have come up with a controversial theory that hints we may one day literally run out of time, as in, time itself will disappear from our universe. Wait, put that clock down, it’s not going to happen for a few billion years! If there’s one thing we don’t understand but nevertheless take for granted, it … Continue reading
Australia Has Shifted 1.5 metres to the North
Update the maps! Due to tectonic shifts, the entire continent of Australia has moved 1.5 metres north over the past 22 years, putting it out of sync with global positioning systems (GPS). To fix the problem, the government’s announced that the country’s latitude and longitude will officially be updated to reflect the continent’s new position. The Australian plate is the … Continue reading
Zika is Here – Florida Just Announced that Mosquitoes are Probably Transmitting the Virus in the US
The State of Florida has confirmed four cases of Zika infection in a small Miami neighbourhood, and announced over the weekend that they were likely caused by mosquito bites. This makes Florida the first state in the continental United States to experience a local transmission of the virus, and officials are urging locals to get tested. “The bottom line is … Continue reading
False Smartphone Alert of Huge Earthquake Triggers Panic in Japan
‘I prepared to die,’ one person tweeted after erroneous alert said magnitude-9.1 quake had struck An erroneous alert that a massive earthquake had hit the Tokyo area sent many people in Japan into a brief panic on Monday and disrupted some train services. The Japanese Meteorological Agency sent the alert just after 5pm, saying a magnitude-9.1 quake had struck. It … Continue reading
Two Dead, 100 Rescued After Flooding Causes ‘Tremendous Devastation’ in Maryland
Two people were swept away to their deaths and more than 100 others had to be rescued after heavy rains caused severe damage in Maryland over the weekend. Almost 6 inches of rain fell in Ellicott City from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., the equivalent of a full month’s normal rainfall, Howard County Executive Allan Kittleman said Sunday afternoon. The … Continue reading
