For the first time in astronomical history, a huge, bizarre rock beyond Neptune has been linked to other orbiting bodies out there. Some how the big rock called 2003 EL61, which is almost the size of Pluto, got into orbit out in the Kuiper Belt where most every other object is made of ice.…
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Pesticides, sprayed and genetically engineered – Are they linked to honey bee disappearances and decline of all pollinators in North America? The National Academy of Sciences is now concerned about the general decline in all North American pollinators and the U. S. government is concerned about the national security challenge of this nation becoming…
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Recently a 44-year-old North Dakota resident contacted me about her experiences with zones of fear in the Rocky Mountains where she has worked as a Forest Service firefighter. She and her nephew have also seen a large diamond-shaped aerial craft about her North Dakota ranch around 2003. After the aerial diamond appeared, she had…
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Recently scientists from around the world met in Atlanta, Georgia, to launch a global “Amphibian Ark” project in an effort to save thousands of frogs, toads and salamander species threatened by fungi, pathogens, increasing UV radiation, rapidly changing habitats in the face of global warming – and the unknown. Nearly half of the worldwide…
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Part One: Alarming Disappearance of Honey Bees Part Two: “Noah’s Ark” for World’s Seeds It’s estimated that one-third of the world’s food supply is dependent upon honey bee pollination. But millions of honey bee pollinators in 22 American states, Spain and Poland have been disappearing at an alarming rate with no explanation to date. While…
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The second week of January 2007, a machinist working for a defense contractor in New Orleans, Louisiana, saw a seemingly solid, biological, grey entity wearing a monk’s robe-type garment floating above ground about twenty feet away from where he was working in a company secured by armed guards since 9/11.
I began interviewing law enforcement and ranchers back in 1979 about the worldwide animal mutilation mystery. Often, I would hear about bright, aerial lights that would pace moving cars and trucks, stopping when the driver stopped, moving when the driver moved, turning when the driver turned – “like cat and mouse games,” many said.…
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The United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel On Climate Change, known as the IPCC, has been working on another report since its last one in 2001. This is supposed to be a consensus of scientists and computer labs around the world about where global climate change is headed. This report says it is “very likely” that…
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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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