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TIME AND SPACE:

Preliminary analysis of a possible alien / hybrid hair
In late January of 2009, my husband and I found an unusual hair following an abduction encounter. This article includes my conscious memories of some of the events that occurred prior to discovering the hair, and is followed by images showing preliminary microscopic and spectral analysis of the hair...

Maybe they're MIBs: Slick-suited fiends and the UFO enigma
It's hard to believe that it's been fifteen years since actors Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones first donned their dark suits and took to the screen as Earth's alien enforcers in the popular Men in Black film series.


This past weekend, the third installment of the franchise just hit theaters, following agents J and K on a trip back through time to the year 1969, where Smith's character races to stop the unkempt alien menace known as Boris the Animal (a rather odd role for actor Jermaine Clement of Flight of the Concords fame). The MIBs depicted on the silver screen appear as savvy heroes, of course, who go about proliferating an alien cover-up and flashing deneuralizers at confused bystanders (for their own good, of course). Quite the contrary, the legends within UFO circles that involve so-called Men in Black certainly play a darker role, and are at times even referred to as one of the more scary and menacing aspects of UFO-related phenomenon...

MEDIA - BOOKS, MOVIES, TV:

Robert De Niro has mad psychic powers in Red Lights
Red Lights noteworthy cast is headed by Sigourney Weaver and Cillian Murphy as a pair of scientists, who make a living debunking "ghost whispering, faith healing and other psychic phenomena" by revealing the practical tricks (or "red lights") used to create such illusions.

That is, until the duo come up against their greatest challenge yet: a seasoned, blind psychic (Robert De Niro) whose abilities not only force his detractors to question their core beliefs - but could potentially threaten their very lives...

Ghost hunting is not history and shouldn't be on History Channel
Trent Cason: History. This is the name of a television channel, and such a name carries with it an air of authenticity. In the past, the programming on this channel generally has lived up to the expectations set by being named the History Channel. I used to watch it constantly...