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It is a safe bet that a poll of Star Trek fans of any generation who are asked to name their favorite character of the beloved sci-fi franchise would be topped by Mr. Spock, with no one else even coming close. The half-human half-Vulcan was even in the series pilot while William Shatner’s Captain Kirk was not. A right of passage for many fans was learning to make the Vulcan hand salute while reciting the…
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Human beings have a lot of accomplishments to celebrate. We’ve repurposed and reshaped our environment to suit our needs. We’re even gearing up to settle other planets once we outgrow this one. Being on top is a great place to be, but it’s easy to forget our limitations. The human brain is, after all, hardwired to think in certain ways. While it’s a powerful tool for making models of the world, those models are limited…
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This article is more than one year old. Electronic Voice Phenomenon (EVP) are the mysterious sound of disembodied human-like voices of unknown origin that are heard through electronic devices. They are usually heard in the form of sounds imprinted on an audio recording or through radio noise. Below are some tips and best practices to start you on your journey of creating great quality EVPs. Pick A Location To Conduct Your Experiment The first thing…
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If your into sci-fi podcasts then let me tell you about a new seven part audio sci-fi mystery called Cryptids. It premiers this Sunday 29th September on various platforms. I have had the opportunity to preview the fist two episodes of the series and it is rather good. The series tells the story of Eve Fallon, a pediatric nurse and Trevor, a celebrity leader of a cryptozoology community who hosts a late night conspiracy radio…
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UFOs, journalists and suspicious deaths: Is there a connection? Yes, there is. It’s a subject that is rarely looked at. And that’s why I’m talking about it today. We’ll begin with a legendary journalist from the 1950s-1960s. Her name was Dorothy Kilgallen. I spent about three weeks looking into Dorothy Kilgallen’s life and career, all of which was fascinating. Her marriage, in 1940, to a Broadway producer named Richard Kollmar was hardly what could be…