Science & Technology - Exploring Enigmas

The World of Rupert Sheldrake, Part I

A controversial British biologist explains how our anatomy and thoughts are related to the universe through mystical and imperceptible forces.

The World of Rupert Sheldrake, Part II

Any behavior in the universe creates a kind of resonant memory capable of being transmitted to elements of the same or similar kind.

The Unknown Species

Man is inevitably drawn toward mystery. Perhaps this is the fundamental principal behind one of the most controversial branches of modern science: “Cryptozoology.”

Fossils of the Future

What would happen to our civilization and infrastructure without mankind to keep it together?

The Dropa Incident: The Ancient Eastern Roswell

There exists possible evidence of an alien race that was wiped out around 10,000 B.C.

The Other Body

The lower legs of American serviceman George Dodlow were gone, but could still be felt.

The Origins of Olmec Culture

There is an ancient culture that flourished in Mesoamerica around 1100 A.D. still baffling historians—the mysterious Olmecs.

The Red Enigma

While the past few years have brought problems for science, they have also offered the chance to dream…about Mars, that is.

Strange Storms—Frogs, Spiders and Fish