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Oh boy. I could actually feel my blood boiling while reading that article. This is another example of someone trying to reproduce the shroud without checking the facts. Firstly as discussed in this thread...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/8291905.stm A colossal new ring has been identified around Saturn. The dusty hoop extends some 13 million km from the planet, about 50 times further out into space than its more familiar rings. Scientists tell the journal Nature that the tenuous ring is...

I am a real fan of mental magician Derren Brown and have read his books but he is such a zealot when it comes to debunking the paranormal and anything to do with religion. He has a new series of tv shows mainly aimed at young people http://derrenbrown.co.uk/blog/science-scams/

The racoon attack story would make a good Hitchcock style film adaptation. PS Methsin I love your little tag line about the angry sea. :) Where does that quote come from? Sounds like Steve Martin.

Fantastic idea RonCollins and it would be great if you make progress on this.

Inspired a great song though

Looks like plasticine or clay.

I've just downloaded and started using Safari and it's great. In ten years or more of internet browsing it never occurred to me to try a different browser.:confused:

Thanks I just checked it out and that does look much better. Expensive for a cheapskate like me though.

WunderRadio is a fantastic cheap app which allows you to listen to virtually any radio station in the world and also lets you eavesdrop on police and fire radio bands. BBC Iplayer is really good (not sure if you get outside UK) Planets is the app I use to check planet positions and has...

http://www.mustreadstuff.com/sachin-tendulkars-new-house-shell-house-at-bandra/

I found an interesting picture and article which I don't think has been posted here before. It is a few years old but I found it in connection with a recent sighting in Great Yarmouth, England...

I had a listen to this interview thanks Irishseekers. Travis Walton comes across as quite genuine and I got a gut feeling that he is being sincere and honest. He sounds genuinely fatigued with some aspects of it and also still quite spooked - particularly when he talks about the beings eyes. He...

Powerpoint presentation. :) Sorry couldn't resist but is is a good question and the parallels with how visitors from our future would communicate with us is an interesting one. I've heard a suggestion from the famous oriental quantum physics guy (sorry can't think of his name) that crop...

I have to say although I liked Brad Steiger's previous visit(s) to The Paracast this is the only episode I have not been able to listen to right to the end. The whole stuff about refering to vampires as these people who dress up and try to live the lifestyle. :confused: There are lots of people...

It is a very good list but I have to disagree with: 5. Religion begins with faith. If data conflicts with faith, the data is rejected. Science begins with a hypothesis. If data conflicts with it, the hypothesis is rejected. There are so many examples where scientists stick rigidly to a...

The Nazi connection reminded me of this thread https://www.theparacast.com/forum/some-extremely-impressive-ufo-photos-over-eastern-europe-t5172.html where lots of UFOs pictured over Germany in the 20's and 30's.

I too would love this to happen.

I've been trying to find a very strange UFO clip I saw a year or so ago. It's long shot but I don't know if this will jog memories. It showed a strange thing which resembled lots of shiny metalic bags or balloons moving amongst the line of some trees. The movement was strange but it looked under...

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1216605/This-spectred-isle--spookiest-spots-Britain-unearthed.html If you're at all scared of ghosts, make sure you steer clear of Kent. The county is home to more paranormal beings than anywhere else in Britain, a study revealed today. It also suggests...