Too pretty to be made by humans? 101 Crop Circles 2012-02-04T14:02:35 Mr Strange barry.david.adams@googlemail.com Weird News - Funny and strange news - How About That 2012-02-02T20:26:04

For many cancer sufferers losing their hair is one of the most traumatic experiences, and can be even worse for children watching their parents suffer.

5d4509947640dcb0d5e0bdd7d5cefd33 UFO Religions 2012-01-31T06:47:46

Many readers are familiar with Coast to Coast AM, the most-listened to late night talk show in the world. I’ll be on the evening of Feb 2. I’ve been on Coast over twenty times, and it’s always fun and unpredictable. The topics tend to be fairly wide-ranging when I’m on, but no doubt things like [...]

1803a8ce1ba900c9e3ff94162b8559d9 UFO Religions 2012-01-27T06:23:57

I found this recent post entitled, “Is This the Dumbest Ever ‘Refutation’ of the Fine-Tuning Argument Ever?” worth the read (and a bit funny). It’s about some very poor thinking on the part of British philosopher Anthony Grayling with respect to his disdain of the fine-tuning argument often associated with the intelligent design movement. I [...]

c2747d830b97eb5332be1f26e491e343 UFO Religions 2012-01-10T07:30:33

Leslie Kean, UFOs: Generals, Pilots, and Government Officials Go on the Record (Three Rivers Press, 2011). I read Leslie Kean’s book a few months ago but haven’t gotten around to a review until now. Readers should not take that delay as a sign of my own reticence or the book’s quality. UFOs: Generals, Pilots, and [...]

1415b921f4993c1e42406d4ba0392135 UFO Religions 2012-01-03T21:51:23

Astrophysicist John Gribbon’s new book Alone in the Universe: Why Our Planet Is Unique was recently reviewed in the Wall Street Journal. The reviewer refers to the book as “grimly plausible” and notes that Gribbon has a firm grasp on something obvious to all those who still care to approach the subject of ET life [...]

9b8142a2fda0c5aee052bf392136b383 UFO Religions 2012-01-02T19:03:19

As is customary, my first post of the new year is about the stats of the previous year. Here they are: Visits to the site: 160,875 Page Views: 355,963 Thanks to everyone who visits and reads!

70932df78200952ab1cc6a2705f4bed2 UFO Religions 2011-12-28T20:03:34

The idea that there are people out there who think they are “starseeds” with tragic amnesia about their extraterrestrial heritage wasn’t new to me. But it may be to readers, who don’t have the benefit of having listened to thousands of hours of Coast to Coast AM like I did in grad school. Aside from [...]

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Christmas Present for Croppies. Serious stuff this! You may remember the last message stated that Cr

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I like Matthew Williams, even though many people detest him. I think he has balls and a strange kind

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Here’s a nice new interview with Colin Andrews. I don’t agree with all Colins points of

b0983346b47736e667b57a42e5d7210c UFO Religions 2011-12-13T18:56:59

I just blogged over at PaleoBabble about a thoughtful debunking of the Dogon “mystery” I recently came across on the “Above Top Secret” website. It may interest readers here, since the ancient astronaut theology is a significant UFO religion. Technorati Tags: aliens, Dogon, extraterrestrial, Sirius, Temple

ac906e76bc8bf29a530ed3ae4c3c7682 UFO Religions 2011-12-09T07:44:26

The November 2011 issue of The American Spectator featured an essay of interest to all those who lurk at this blog: “Extraterrestrial Intelligence and the Search for God.” I was gratified that the author, Tom Bothell, was familiar enough with the subject matter to note Michael Crichton’s well-placed dismissal of the Drake Equation that ET [...]

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