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Yeah. It's one of these things in Ufology that make absolutely no sense while at the same time the witesses seem quite honest and stay with their stories. When I first heard about the incidence some time in the 90s (before I had internet), I immediately dismissed it. Even when I heard that Dr...

Btw., I think stonehart's observation of many musicians being interested in paranormal subjects is spot-on (at least I think it was stonehart who said it), although I would expand that to creative people in general. It's probably to do with them (well, us, actually, I've played in a band and in...

DISCLAIMER: while this may be the effect a certain Commander G. is using for his paid "contacts in the desert" trips, it btw. does NOT mean that he has special ambassadorial connections. Probably, in his case, "they" just want to have a laugh at some doe-eyed believers who pay good money for...

The forum for posting questions is here: The Question Bank Gene (or sometimes Chris) will post a new thread there as soon as the interview with next week's guest is scheduled. I don't think it's certain yet who it's going to be, but you can expect the question thread being posted in the next...

Yeah, I know that feeling. Sorry if my post sounded like I wanted to put you under pressure to prove or disprove anything. Not intended and probably to do with my problems to find the right english words to express myself.

Mr. Kimball, I'm neither very religious nor very political, but Your Word in God's Ear. As for the show, I think it showed in the first segment or two that stonehart and Sue were a little nervous, but then the discussion got off the ground. Thanks for asking my questions, Chris. The ones I...

Well, we do have the chat, so scheduled sessions might be a good idea to get it going. Of course, time windows are different for everyone (I know, always the pessimist in me). As for Thank Yous, I'd like to hijack the opportunity to thank you, Gene and Chris for providing shows like these...

Following the belgian triangle reports, there was a TV documentation made here in Germany which dared to say that maybe the witnesses weren't all hallucinating, hoaxing or misinterpreting things. This was seen as an outrage by my country's leading science journalists, who tried to stop the film...

@stonehart: 1. (Just to make sure it gets asked), tell us what's been going on in your new home and why you posted that you have come from paranormal sceptic to believer over it. Have you been able to document anything? 2. If I've got that right, you have also seen ball-of-light-type objects...

First off, I think there are some genuinely anomalous light objects in the footage, even among the Greer stuff (although I'm convinced any "transmissions" from Orion are totally bogus and that Greer himself is a self-aggrandizing charlatan who is not beyond making up or faking evidence). And I...

After following up on Mr Davenport's advice in the recent paracast to look up some "fireball" type sightings on his NUFORC site, I did find a wealth of sighting reports which fit the purposes of this thread. So here are three modern (2015 / 2016) reports of "fireballs" or "orange orbs" featuring...

Thanks for asking my questions. Not wanting to be a brick wall :D, I followed Mr Davenport's advice and looked at some of the witness reports on ufocenter.com, specifically looking for fireball type UFO reports with video material. Although Gene is right in saying that a real search feature (and...

How do you tell genuine "fireballs" from chinese lanterns? Couldn't the latter travel at high speeds if they float high enough to get caught in an airstream that's not to be felt at ground level? Or seem to move erratically when caught in some air turbulence? Do you think these fireballs are a...

It might also provide a good explanation why skeptics will find more and more evidence for the non-objectivity of these events. And ignore genuine anomalies, because the world they perceive also mirrors their belief in the non-existence of these penomena. If it works, it should work both ways...

Are there no real improbale and meaningless coincidences in nature, like Einstein thought there was no real randomness? If there are real coincidences, how do we tell the difference to synchronicities? (I've had lots of improbable coincidences happen to me, once a whole wave of them, but I just...

Just don't catch something... slimy and wiggling...:eek:

I hope stonehart won't be mad at me for this... I've just asked him in this thread if he would consider coming on the show and talk about what he himself describes as a possible haunting in his new home. Having read his posts during the last years, many of which were sceptical answers to my...

I can vouch for that ;) Holy guacamole. Now that's a statement I'd never have anticipated from you, stonehart. Sorry I didn't see this thread earlier, work is crazy busy at the end of the year. I've read lots of books about hauntings, where the authors ranged from highly credible scientists...

I wonder where in NDE research it says that every person who gets resuscitated automatically must have an NDE, or else the whole thing is just bunk. No serious researcher has ever claimed that to be the case. But people just seem to assume it. Last thing I've heard, only about one in four...

SPOILER ALERT! According to really reliable sources, the new Star Wars movie shows Luke abusing the Force to turn his home planet Tatooine into a water world with endless beaches to finally fulfill his true destiny: being a JEDI SURFER DUDE. Exhibit 1: photo made with b/w spy camera during...