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The Shape of the Phenomenon
Read more: The Shape of the PhenomenonThe article discusses the unidentified flying objects (UFO) phenomenon, emphasizing its longstanding history, interactions with humanity, and potential intentions behind it. The authors argue against the need to ascertain the origin of UFOs before acknowledging their existence. They highlight the phenomenon’s deceptive nature, potential genetic implications, and call for more rigorous study and data collection.
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Why are there no Good Pictures of UFOs?
Read more: Why are there no Good Pictures of UFOs?Because there are…is the answer. Yet, that’s the usual question. What do they look like? How do you know? Why are they always so blurry? How can you tell that’s not a bird? A UFO is an Unidentified Flying Object. Which means anything in the sky you can’t identify is a UFO. When scientists and…
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Angel Descriptions in the Bible: What They Actually Look Like
Read more: Angel Descriptions in the Bible: What They Actually Look LikeThe modern image of angels, often depicted with wings and human-like features, diverges from their Biblical representations as spiritual beings that can take many forms. Biblical accounts suggest angels can be invisible, interact with humans, or appear as unknown creatures. Historical art has greatly influenced contemporary perceptions of angels.
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Neil Armstrong and the Lost Library of Gold
Read more: Neil Armstrong and the Lost Library of GoldThe article discusses Neil Armstrong’s unexpected expedition in 1976 to find a legendary library of gold in Ecuador, which was linked to Father Carlo Crespi’s mysterious collection of artifacts. These artifacts, bearing unknown writing and ancient cultural similarities, sparked speculation about extraterrestrial origins and connections to ancient civilizations, attracting explorers and researchers.
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The James Webb Space Telescope and WASP-96b
Read more: The James Webb Space Telescope and WASP-96bThe James Webb Space Telescope, launched in December 2021, is an infrared space telescope capable of observing distant cosmic events and examining light from the universe’s early history. Its recent discovery of water on the exoplanet WASP-96b showcases its advanced capabilities, reigniting interest in fundamental cosmic questions about our origins and future.
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The Many Names of Bigfoot: Sasquatch, Yeti, Yowie, Yeren and the Global Phenomenon
Read more: The Many Names of Bigfoot: Sasquatch, Yeti, Yowie, Yeren and the Global PhenomenonOver millennia, the creature unfortunately dubbed Bigfoot has been encountered across the globe, indicating a wider and more interesting phenomenon than the silly name asserts.
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Alien Abductions & Pregnancies: Who Would Believe You?
Read more: Alien Abductions & Pregnancies: Who Would Believe You?There are a large number of people out there (men and women) who’ve experienced the abduction phenomenon. Thousands have reported their experience to researchers and more show up in polls. Their stories show remarkable similarities, which force new theories related to the paranormal and others entirely related to psychology. Fortunately, a good deal of research…
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Bradshaw Ranch: Skinwalker Sedona
Read more: Bradshaw Ranch: Skinwalker SedonaSimilar to Skinwalker Ranch, Bradshaw Ranch has been the source of UFO and Cryptid reports. We wondered if it had the same set of electromagnetic anomalies. So, we went out there and took a look…
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What Is a Fortean? Charles Fort, John Keel, and the Method Behind the Mystery
Read more: What Is a Fortean? Charles Fort, John Keel, and the Method Behind the MysteryThere are varying definitions, but a Fortean follows the anomalous researcher and writer tradition of Charles Fort. Charles Fort (1874–1932) wrote numerous articles and books involving unexplained scientific and paranormal events. He is regarded by many as the godfather of UFOlogy, the discoverer of ball lightning, and the inventor of the term “teleportation.” Could any…
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Conjuring Charlatans: The Case of Ed and Lorraine Warren
Read more: Conjuring Charlatans: The Case of Ed and Lorraine WarrenEd and Lorraine Warren, featured in “The Conjuring Universe,” are depicted as paranormal investigators who gained fame through dubious claims, notably the Amityville Horror, later debunked as a hoax. While they capitalized on public interest in the supernatural, their authenticity has been questioned, leading to skepticism about paranormal investigation legitimacy.
Fortean Winds: Anolmalous Research 