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AN INCREDIBLY clear photo allegedly shows a disc-shaped UFO estimated to be about 50ft across emerging from a storm before vanishing into space. The series of images showing the round silver object have caused a stir after they emerged in Mexico and were shown on national news TV. Car mechanic Juan Manuel Sanchez took the UFO photos which went viral after he shared them on his Facebook. He claims he spotted the object while trying…
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Nostradamus (Michel de Nostredame) has been the most famous, and some would say the most accurate, psychic for centuries. If a modern psychic calls himself the “New Nostradamus,” he had better have a record of correct predictions to back up the claim. Craig Hamilton-Parker is a British psychic who refers to himself the New Nostradamus, although his predictions have caused many to call him the “Prophet of Doom” as well. Hamilton-Parker claims to have predicted…
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A series of three scientific papers describing the expansion history of the Universe is telling a confusing tale, with predictions and measurements slightly disagreeing. (The papers can be accessed here: one, two, three.) While this disagreement isn’t considered a fatal disproof of modern cosmology, it could be a hint that our theories need to be revised. Creation stories, both ancient and modern Understanding exactly how the world around us came into existence is a question…
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The land on which the remnants of the Cresson Sanitarium now lay abandoned was once the property of Andrew Carnegie, one of the greatest entrepreneurs and philanthropists to ever come out of the United States. Carnegie had planned on using this parcel of land to build a wondrous mansion for his aging mother. However, as she died sooner than he’d expected, he was left with a vacant piece of land, and it wouldn’t be until…
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The story of the island of Atlantis was first told 2,300 years ago by the Greek philosopher Plato, who spoke of a great ancient city that was destroyed and flooded by the Atlantic Ocean. It is not clear whether the Greeks of the time took Plato’s account as a metaphor for the fall of successful societies, or considered it to be a historical record. In any case, this is still the subject of heated debate…