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"Australia’s early settlers hit the ground running, or least walking with swift determination. After arriving on the continent’s northwest coast by around 50,000 years ago, humans reached Australia’s southeastern interior within a thousand years or so, researchers find. This ancient trip...

I'd recently come across something too. After years of anecdotal sucesses with probiotics, there are actually studies coming up now that back some of the claims made. I can't find the article, but a large number of the chemicals our bodies use come from our own microbiomes. And they are also...

Are you talking wingspan? Not uncommon for the wingspan of eagles and turkey vultures to reach 6 feet, give or take a few inches.

I get that Gene and Chris need to do what's best for the continued survival of the show. Right now I'm trying to figure out if I'll be listening to the show enough to make P+ worth it for me, but any decision won't get made until after Christmas at this point. Like ufology, I'm not a huge...

If it quacks like a duck...

Tonight was Beggar's Night in our fair city and I talked to an woman who said she wasn't even going to go out with her kids because of the clowns, but her friend lived in the neighborhood and had just moved here, so she was only going do our street. We certainly had really light traffic tonight...

Burnt, I want to take a quick moment to say I am really enjoying the conversation. I think there a huge difference between interaction and/or exposure to whatever it is versus being handed incontrovertable proof on the proverbial silver platter. I also get stuck on whether it's really a...

Yep. Still, I don't know. I'm thinking right now if the answer to life, the universe and everything were offered up to me how I would respond. I know some people would jump at the chance (I would have 10-20 years ago) and others would say no. I might be one of the few who would respond...

Short answer, I don't know, but I don't think so. Even if I were given proof, who would believe said proof absent anything resembling an "act of God?" I've thought for a very long about my own brief experiences in the frame of understanding that perhaps we are supposed to know that there is...

I just got home a little while ago and hit the wrong button posting my response too soon. I don't know that I care one whit whether or not the space brothers exist, Aura Rhanes and/or the space brothers just being another facet of the hero's journey or some sort of space age faery story. It's...

It figures that it's probably a hoax, but I can't help it, it's still one of the stories I like best right now.

Thanks much for taking the time.

If it wouldn't be a huge bother, links please? I would be interested in what Vallee has to say.

Loved this show! From the rock scene in NYC of the 70s and early 80s to abductions to the occult, I enjoyed the wide range of topics discussed. I'll definitely be checking Lachman's and Wilson's books in the near future.

Researchers have created the first time crystal which undergoes symmetry breaking in time, whereas regular crystals break the symmetry of space. "Time crystals are too new for scientists to have a handle on their potential practical applications. “It’s like a baby, you don’t know what it’s...

Celeste, I tend to enjoy ufology more for the sociological/folkloric aspects. I like the stories and the intereactions that people have on these kinds of forums and all of the hypothetical scenarios that people come up with. I also a enjoy a good debunking now and again, too. Gene and...

Actually that sounds kind of fun for a military career, although at 2000 hours, I could see it get a bit monotonous The other thing that troubles me about McMinnville is the camera itself. Chances are he was probably using a low speed film, but he's captured pretty sharp edges on the object...

I'm by no means an image expert, but I have had to the opportunity to shoot photos with a number of various cameras over the years, including the Kodak Brownie that my mom's family had when she was a kid. All of the cameras I've used from the Brownie, a 110, a 35mm film, early digital cameras...

Since it's the official season for Creepy Stuff, I present the Villisca Axe Murders. edited to note: The interview on youtube gets pretty graphic, so mature audiences only. https://iowacoldcases.org/case-summaries/villisca-axe-murders/

Yep, that would be it. You were right.