Sixty miles straight east of Bismark, North Dakota, is a small farm community called Tappen. Since late 2005, the Myra and Torrey Briese family have had a cow die that coyotes would not touch; their 16-year-old son, Evan, encountered a triangle-shaped craft emitting blue lights at a water pond; and Torrey Briese and the…
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Scientists are still puzzled about the 97% of human DNA that does not code for proteins. Once thought to be useless, the repeating and seemingly meaningless sequences were dubbed “junk DNA.” Speculations about the function of junk DNA now range from “punctuation” among the genes, to damage residue by ancient viruses, to even questions…
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Our sun not only hums in a rhythmic beat, which you can hear in this Earthfiles podcast, it is confusing solar physicists. Coming up is Solar Maximum 24, reaching its peak between 2010 to 2012. Will there be a lot of X-flares that can hurt astronauts, fry satellites and damage electrical power stations? The…
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For more than three decades, a West Coast attorney has kept secret his interactions with a non-human intelligence. First he trusted them. But now he worries that the agenda of the particular type he has encountered is to manipulate and suppress humans.
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