Brendan D. Murphy, Guest Waking Times Today Science is up on a pedestal. A new god has appeared; his high priests conduct the rituals, with nuclear...
By Roc Morin Icelanders call it Berdreymin—the ability to see the future in dreams. On my travels collecting dreams from around the world, clairvoyance has been...
Griffith University academics are challenging the foundations of quantum science with a radical new theory based on the existence of, and interactions between, parallel universes. In...
What’s causing the eerie noise detected deep under the Atlantic ocean? And who invented the mysterious computer discovered in an ancient Roman shipwreck? We don’t know, and...
By Kowality Jesus Is there any theological motivation in the search for life beyond earth? Or is this just the academic bent of our Jesuit pope...
Well, they didn’t exactly put it that way, but… Via Huffington Post: Contrary to popular belief, a new study out of Kenya found that husbands with...
By Tara MacIsaac, Epoch Times People all over the world have noticed that streetlights turn off when they get near them and turn back on when...
John Horgan for National Geographic The advancing age when Nobelists receive their prizes could suggest fewer breakthroughs are waiting to happen. Call it confirmation bias, but I...
Oopart (out of place artifact) is a term applied to dozens of prehistoric objects found in various places around the world that seem to show a...
By Tara MacIsaac | Epoch Times A growing number of scientists are calling for a shift in scientific methods to acknowledge phenomena commonly experienced but difficult...
Jack Flanagan Staff Writer There’s science and then there’s pseudoscience. But what about the grey area in between? Jack Flanagan looks at Cryptozoology, the science of legendary...