Sean Bartok was a university professor, among other jobs, and recently revealed the experiences he had in the 1980s with alien encounters. He amassed photos and made a lot of drawings.
Scientist Launches Hunt For Mythic Loch Ness 'Monster DNA'
[i]Theories abound about the true nature of the Loch Ness Monster, from a malevolent, shape-shifting "water horse", to an aquatic survivor of the dinosaur age, right down to logs, fish, wading birds or simply waves which have been
I can't vouch for this interview because I haven't listened to it (yet), but these are the authors of a recent enough book called Sensing the Future. They're not scientists but professional writers for 30 years for have published a lot of books about synchronicity and other topics.
[i]Vernon Neppe, MD, PhD, FRSSAf, is a neuropsychiatrist and head of the Pacific Neuropsychiatric Institute in Seattle. Together with Dr Edward Close, he pioneered the new discipline of what they call “Dimensional Biopsychophysic
Interesting interview with Brenda Dunne, who worked alongside Prof Robert Jahn at the PEAR Lab at Princeton from the beginning until the end, mostly on remote perception and mind-matter interactions. Focuses on how she got her start, the PEAR experiments and results, interesting facts coming out of
Couple of "paranormal" news items in the past weeks that make you go "What the hell is that"? Both of them involve dog-like creatures.
The first one is footage of a dog getting attacked by a bigger creature, most likely a wolf of some kind, but still very odd-looking. It's so huge... What do you
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In this wide-ranging interview, Rudolph Tanzi, Professor of Neurology at Harvard University and one of our most open-minded and influential neuroscientists, touches on experiences from his own life and research to propose a model of consciousness that includes attention, and can be welcomed
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