Skara Brae: Europe’s Most Complete Neolithic Village
A wet wind comes off the Bay of Skaill at any hour you care to visit, and it has been coming off that bay for about five thousand years. Stand on the dune-crest above the village and the houses look smaller than the photographs promise: a clutch of stone-built dwellings the size of a parish […]
Mysterious Humming Noises Worldwide
A woman in Taos walks me to the corner of her kitchen and asks me to stand still. She is in her late sixties. She tells me the hum is loudest here, against the south wall, near the refrigerator, in the early hours before traffic begins. She says she has heard it since the summer […]
HAARP: The Weapon of Weather Control
HAARP: What the Documents Say, What the Physics Allows, and What the Theory Cannot Sustain HAARP, the High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program, is a real ionospheric research array at Gakona, Alaska, operated from 1993 to 2014 by the U.S. Air Force, U.S. Navy, and DARPA, and transferred in August 2015 to the University of Alaska […]
Bigfoot in Film and Television
If you want to study Bigfoot as a biological question, go read the track casts and the eDNA papers. If you want to study Bigfoot as a cultural phenomenon, watch the films. Almost everything most people know about Sasquatch, including what they think a sighting looks like, was authored on screen. The creature, as a […]