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I recently suggested that you guys should interview Erling Strand, from Hessdalen Project, on the Paracast. It would certainly be an amazing show. I feel that it may be the single most relevant scientific effort to obtain actual results from UAP investigation. I'm only sad to see that they could...

- Have you managed to find any further information on mothman's supposed penchant for blood (the blood collection vehicle chase incident, the fact that some female witnesses were menstruating, etc)? - Since the Point Pleasant mothman sightings were publicized by local and even national media...

The Hessdalen phenomena have fascinated me for years and I think its one of the better studied cases of unidentified aerial phenomena. Wouldn't you guys be interested in interviewing Erling Strand, one of the founders of the Hessdalen Project? It would certainly be an amazing show and an...

Some questions of my own: - Do you really feel that by applying pressure for UFO investigation on the political segment of society you're following the right course of action? Wouldn't it be more important to, for instance, divulge those good sightings and data in universities and colleges...

A thing that has always fascinated me is the fact that the way the phenomenon is described appears to have an influence on what people report seeing. Let's take Kenneth Arnold's sighting for instance. The reporters described the objects as flying saucers, indicating a circular shape. From then...

Nevertheless, regarding Cook's take on the subject, the question would be: if the US had anti-gravity technology since the end of WWII, what useful purpose has it served until now? They should have perfected it quite a bit in more than 60 years and, in terms of military technology, we still see...

Some suggested questions for your guest: - Do you think its plausible to conclude that UFO sightings over military/nuclear bases are more common due to the fact that they are heavily watched facilities? - Some have proposed that the UFO phenomenon is, in some way, a by-product of the nuclear...

I've just found out that one of the most important fortean authors ever has passed away in July. His extensive work collecting anomalies from scientific journals has an enormous relevance both to Science as a whole and fortean/paranormal investigators worldwide. He may be unknown to many of you...

I doubt this story will get any further publicity in the media, belgian or otherwise. For the larger audiences the so-called "belgian UFO wave" is long forgotten and this confession adds nothing to what wasn't news from the beginning. UFO deniers will find new fodder to throw against the...

After searching for the original story on the web I found an article, published on the Belgian newspaper "Le Soir", where the purported hoaxer confessed that he had faked the picture. The confession was made to a RTL (belgian TV channel) journalist. You may check the stories through the...

That show with Dennis Farina was "Crime Story". I also loved to see it back in the day (the Del Shannon song in the opening credits was great). Adrien Brody as Vallee is an excellent idea. Besides, the guy is a great actor and Vallee's life would merit a film, if not a whole TV series, about it...

I'm not that surprised with this procession of fake credentials. That's a staple in the world of paranormal investigation. The UFO field, for instance, has always been fertile ground for crooks, pseudo-scientists and visionaries who claim to know more than anyone else. People who seek prominence...

The UE sold us the "dream" of equality of opportunities and development pretty well. In the 80's and 90's everybody thought that, in the near future, we would live like the Germans or the French, with similar salaries and economic growth. Now we're waking to the reality - the core UE members...

Unfortunately Greece has has a lot of identified objects flying in the streets and towards the parliament building. Good luck to our Greek brothers. Here in Portugal we're just starting to feel the same financial pain...

Fiction: "The X-Files" (particularly the episodes outside the series "mythology") and "Millennium". Non-fiction: to me, the show to beat will always be "Arthur C. Clarke's Mysterious World". "Arthur C. Clarke's World of Strange Powers" and "Arthur C. Clarke's Mysterious Universe" are also...

Producing the straight lines is quite simple and can be done with a very rudimentar method. They have been reproduced by groups of young locals (see Arthur C. Clarke's Mysterious World for video reference). I don't know if the animal figures have been reproduced, but I read about a method of...

For a broader approach to paranormal phenomena I'd recommend Mike Dash's "Borderlands". It's well written, often quite funny and provides a nice overview of the many topics comprised in the paranormal field. Read it and you won't regret it!

Doing an autopsy on an UFO must be exhilarating! :) Those KGB guys sure knew how to do it.

I don't identify myself with the label of conspiracy theorist. As with paranormal phenomena, I have profound doubts about any event or fact about which I don't possess the full spectrum of information. I have a degree in journalism and I've worked in the biggest newspaper here in Portugal (more...

It's technology may have helped avoiding radar, but it hasn't avoided its destruction...