In the last moments of life, the brains of dying patients experience a burst of activity in “hot spots”, indicating that the dying are experiencing near-death experiences, which are often reported by survivors of a heart attack. The discovery was made by researchers at the University of Michigan Medical University who monitored the brain activity of four patients who died in the neuro-intensive care unit. Although all four patients were comatose and unresponsive to heart…
⚠️ Update Due to the ever-changing nature of the COVID-19 outbreak, parts of this article may now be out of date. You can find out the latest here. As the COVID-19 virus pandemic worsens in the UK, government advice on non-essential travel and public gatherings have forced ghost hunting event companies to consider cancellation. No one wants to cancel events. It’s obviously costly for the event’s teams running the events and a shame for those…
Kerry Arnold was a renowned figure in the Bigfoot community, known for his groundbreaking research and contributions to the field. He was the founder of the YouTube channel Bigfoot Odyssey, which aimed to bring together like-minded individuals who shared a fascination for the elusive creature. Kerry’s passion for Bigfoot was evident in every aspect of his life. He spent countless hours exploring the wilderness, searching for clues and evidence that would prove the existence of…
A silver metallic looking UFO has been filmed flying over the sky above Leeds, UK. It was filmed by a local resident. During the clip the UFO looks like it disappears then reappears or it could be just the way the sun is shining on the object making it look like it disappears. The man who was filming the UFO can be heard saying “A silver thing flying through the sky very very slowly. It’s…
Mac Tonnies, the late author of the book After the Martian Apocalypse, which is a study of the controversial “Face on Mars” mystery, believed he had the answer to the potential problems cited by Hawking: “Stephen Hawking condemned time travel because, in his opinion, it should enable a constant stream of visitors from our own future. He assumes, perhaps unwisely, that we’d be aware of these visitors, when in truth it’s remarkably easy to think…
