Mount Shasta: The Volcano Where People Keep Seeing Lights
There are mountains, and then there are mountains that seem to have acquired a second career. Mount Shasta, in northern […]
The Woman Who Woke From a Coma Mourning Children Who Never Existed
A young French woman woke from a coma with memories of another life — years of love, birth and devastating
The Top Secret Government Project That Inspired Stranger Things
There is a radar tower at the end of Long Island that looks as if it has been waiting for
Eric Burlison and the Egg-Shaped UFO
Eric Burlison, a Republican congressman from Missouri, claims that an “egg-shaped” UFO craft has allegedly been recovered, and that people who enter it may experience missing time.
The Vulture Bees That Make “meat honey”
Bees make honey from nectar right? Well not all bees. There is one type of bee – the Vulture bee
Donald D. Hoffman and the Mathematical Case for One Consciousness
Cognitive scientist Donald D. Hoffman has a radical vision of consciousness. He sees it not as something produced by the universe, but as the thing from which the universe appears.
The Langley UFO Triangle Incident
In the dead hours of a 2012 night at Langley Air Force Base, Dylan Borland says he stepped outside and
The Trees That Trap, Kill and Eat Birds
It sounds like something out of a horror story, but in Puerto Rico there is a species of tree that traps and kill baby birds, and then feeds on the bird’s nutrients.
Walter Russell: The Polymath Who Claimed to Converse With the Universe
There are artists. There are scientists. There are mystics.And then there was Walter Russell — a man who decided to be all
Dorothy Izatt: The Woman Who Filmed “Beings of Light”
In the long, flickering history of UFO lore, there are the usual props: lonely roads, missing time, hypnotic regression, men in dark suits, lights over cornfields, little grey faces at the end of the bed. Then there is Dorothy Izatt: a Canadian grandmother with an 8mm movie camera who claimed that, for decades, luminous beings visited her life and allowed themselves to be filmed.
Mad Hatter Madders: The Only Woman to Hold the World Heavyweight Boxing Championship
In the gritty, raucous history of boxing, there’s a tale that defies convention, tradition, and frankly, belief. A story of
John Calhoun’s Mouse Utopia: The Grim Experiment That Predicted Society’s Collapse
If you were a scientist in the 1960s and had a flair for dramatic experimentation, you might do something like
The Woman Who Grew a Horn: The Strange Case of Liang Xiuzhen
In 2015, photographs began circulating online of an elderly woman in rural China with what appeared to be a horn
GG Allin: The Punk Rock Outlaw Who Turned Self-Destruction Into Performance Art
Who was GG Allin? Explore the violent life, chaotic performances, music, death and disturbing legacy of punk’s most infamous outlaw.
Garry Hoy: The Man Who Trusted a Window Too Much
Some deaths feel mythic, like parables we didn’t ask for but keep retelling anyway. The death of Garry Hoy is
The Man Who Supersizes Household Objects
Some people retire and quietly reduce. Their worlds get smaller. Their routines tighter. Their days… manageable. Honey, I Shrunk the
The Man Who Planted His Own Forest
A sandbar in the Brahmaputra River is not a place that promises anything. It forms, it shifts, it disappears. It belongs to
The Pontefract Poltergeist: The House That Fought Back
There is something unsettling about an ordinary house becoming a battleground.Not a castle. Not a ruin. Not some wind-lashed gothic