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A Short History of Nearly Everything – Reviewed

A Short History of Nearly Everything – Reviewed

A review of Bill Bryson's A Short History of Nearly Everything. [Read More]

The Science of Leonardo: Inside the Mind of the Great Genius of the Renaissance

The Science of Leonardo: Inside the Mind of the Great Genius of the Renaissance

I thoroughly enjoyed this book. Contrary to the opinions expressed my my fellow critics. I found the authors passion for Leonardo and for Leonardo's science to be riveting. [Read More]

The Scientific Method; Not Just Another Belief System

The Scientific Method; Not Just Another Belief System

Every technology we enjoy is the product of some application of the scientific method; from indoor plumbing (on the scale enjoyed in western society) to cellular telephones and the internet, and everything in between. [Read More]

NASA Researchers Find Microbes That Thrive On Arsenic

NASA Researchers Find Microbes That Thrive On Arsenic

NASA Funded Researcher's Discover Life Built With Arsenic Instead of Phosphorus. [Read More]

Astrology, A Science for the Scienceless

Astrology, A Science for the Scienceless

Horoscopes, sun signs, astrological readings; all of it is now permanently relegated to insincere carnival sideshow venues. [Read More]

Floating On A Cloud; UFO Propulsion…Explained?

Floating On A Cloud; UFO Propulsion…Explained?

An attempt to explain the ingenious propulsion systems many believe are being used by Aliens and even our own world governments in aeronautic technology the world, and possibly the universe over. [Read More]

Dead Time; is it a Dead Myth or a Cold Fact?

Dead Time; is it a Dead Myth or a Cold Fact?

One term that is used, more and more freely by paranormal enthusiasts, investigators and so-called professionals alike, is Dead Time. [Read More]

How to Sit in a Chair; An Excerpt

How to Sit in a Chair; An Excerpt

The following excerpt is a sneak preview of my current work-in-literary-progress, ‘How to Sit in a Chair’ is a book I’ve been working on for some years. I thought I’d share it with you, if only to fish for feedback and criticism. [Read More]

Unified Theory – For the Paranormal

Unified Theory – For the Paranormal

It seems, from the sidelines, that the paranormal world needs an Einstein of its own; a scientist of courage and passion and dedication to finding answers to some of our more elusive and mysterious plights. We long for a unified theory of our own, for scientifically [Read More]

Déjà vu – Separating Fact from Fiction

Déjà vu – Separating Fact from Fiction

Have you ever felt like you’ve experienced a situation or event before, but couldn’t place it; almost as if you dreamed your own future and only just realised it as the moment passed you by? Many would call that Déjà vu. [Read More]

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The Divine Comedy, Vol II; Purgatory – Reviewed

The Divine Comedy, Vol II; Purgatory – Reviewed

A review of Dante's Divine Comedy, Vol. II; Purgatory. [Read More]

From The Desk of Darth Vader

From The Desk of Darth Vader

An operational memo from Lord Vader. To be filed as appropriate. [Read More]

The Ghost Way, Reviewed

The Ghost Way, Reviewed

A review of Lance Smith's, The Ghost Way. [Read More]

The Survey Says…

The Survey Says…

Considering the number of people who purport to be investigating the paranormal, it’s encouraging to see that some [Read More]

Everyone’s A Little Psychic, They Just Don’t Know It

Everyone’s A Little Psychic, They Just Don’t Know It

It has been my idea for some time now, that psychic abilities are real and measurable, that they are a vestigial [Read More]