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I think this is pretty interesting. While I didn't know much about this man, after reading this blog article I'm planning on reading up on his life and interests: The Senator Who Fought the 'ESP Gap' | Danger Room from Wired.com

If Paul Stonehill is ever back on the show, I'd love to hear his views on the Dyatlov Pass Incident, which he covered briefly in his book Soviet Ufo Phenomenon.

<table nof="LY" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="661"><tbody><tr align="left" valign="top"></tr><tr align="left" valign="top"> <td colspan="2" class="TextObject" width="408"> (FWIW, Mildenhall is a major RAF/USAF base in the...

I decided to kill some time making a list of things that speakers say in the paranormal field that automatically trigger my suspicions. I was hoping to make a big list but didn't get very far - these were just off the top of my head. Can anyone think of any others? These aren't meant to be...

I don't know where to begin with this, I've recently discovered two separate (though related) "texts" online and they both have struck me as, shall we say, worth more attention. Yet possibly also completely nuts. Has anyone heard of or familiarized themselves with the "Ra Material?"...

I just came across the story of Dyatlov Pass in an SFgate editorial, and it is truly perplexing and even a little frightening. The short version (I know, there never is a short version in these things, so please go ahead and read up on it yourselves) is that, in 1959, 9 students and experienced...

OK, apologies for the odd subject title but I really wasn't sure what to call this. Basically, recently on the Paracast Gene has been mentioning the idea that certain UFO incidents, such as the Betty & Barney Hill case, might be attributable to government (or otherwise human) machinations...

Dunno if anyone's suggested him before, or if this is the right place to post this, but I think Rick Strassman, author of DMT: The Spirit Molecule, would make a great guest. I wouldn't have suggested him, except lately I notice a.) the show has taken a more broad-minded perspective regarding...

Found this interesting and useful site: HOME - The PRUFOS Police Database A DC from the UK has collected police reports of UFO sightings and placed them on this site. A statistical analysis can be found also, at SCREENWRITING - The PRUFOS Police Database (Might give y'all something to...

Belgium Doesn't Exist! Belgium does not exist!

I won't name names here, but my personal take is that the 'new wave' of ufologists seem to place a heavy emphasis on hypnosis, and this has heralded a new low for ufology. It seems anyone (often without any medical training) can set up shop as a hypnotist, collect a bunch of stories through...

I just listened to the Nov 19th, 2006 podcast and there was a part where guest Nicholas Redfern mentions a document or documents found in the national archives describing or mentioning a study done correlating the number of Polio outbreaks with UFO sightings. (I'm not sure for which time...

Does anyone subscribe to the 'Flying Saucer Review'? Is it any good? I've heard it was great in earlier times, but I'm curious if anyone reads it regularly today and what they think...