Skinwalker Ranch, which is an anomalous area in the Uinta Basin that has puzzled scientists with its paranormal best-of phenomena, is as popular as ever recently with History’s non-fiction documentary -series “ The Secret Of Skinwalker Ranch.”
Read moreREVIEW: 'Close Encounters Of The Fifth Kind' an encounter lacking focus
“Close Encounters Of The Fifth Kind” comes off as a film confused, and lacking a specific focus.The film would be better if it just concentrated on higher states of consciousness, rather mixing in controversial CE5 sessions, and divisive theories
Read moreINTERVIEW: 'The Secret Of Skinwalker Ranch' lead scientist latest to tackle anomaly
Dr. Travis Taylor is no stranger to the world of paranormal, as he has appeared on History Channel productions like “Ancient Aliens,” “The Tesla Files,” and “ The UnXplained,” so Taylor was was an obvious candidate to be the lead scientist on History’s non-fiction series “The Secret Of Skinwalker Ranch,”which debuts March 31.
Read moreINTERVIEW: NDE expert Gregory Shushan on belief, paranormal assumptions
Comparative religions, near-death experiences, cultural connections are just some of the factors that weigh in to “paranormal” research. Dr. Gregory Shushan is considered one of the is the leading authorities on near-death experiences and the afterlife through history and culture. He is an Honorary Research Fellow at the Religious Experience Research Centre, University of Wales Trinity Saint David, and has authored the books “Near-Death Experience in Indigenous Religions,” and “Conceptions of the Afterlife in Early Civilizations.”
Read moreCoronavirus impact on the UFO community
With COVID-19 creating a world-wide pandemic that has led to closures, social distancing, and preventive measures, another result is dominating the news cycle. While it dominates the news, collectively we are learning the medical and economical impacts, which has hit some in the UFO community.
Read moreRice University housing archives from Jacques Vallee, Whitley Strieber, etc.
For over the past year, student archivists at Rice University in Houston have been compiling, digitizing, transcribing and organizing massive archives from the works of Jacques Vallee, Whitley Strieber, Ed May (physicist contracted by CIA during Stargate program) ,Richard Haines (ex-NASA scientist), and Larry Bryant. Ultimately, the goal is to have the archives processed and ready for public viewing/ access to researchers by October, which is when the university will host “Opening The Archives Of The Impossible” paranormal conference from Oct.28-Nov.2 that will include guests like Jacques Vallee, Whitley Strieber, Diana Pasulka, and others.
Read moreREVIEW:'On The Trail Of UFOs' shines light on cases rare, popular
Small Town Monsters latest episodic series “On The Trail Of UFOs” serves as a primer for UFO newbies, and the newer cases presented here will entice veteran UFO researchers.
Read moreRESEARCHER SPOTLIGHT: Danny Silva of The Silva Record
It’s hard to find another “young gun” researcher on top of current UFO events more so than Danny Silva of the Silva Record.
Read moreREVIEW: Netflix's 'Horse Girl' hits familiar territory for experiencers
Netflix’s “Horse Girl” is a psychological thriller with some dark comedy parts that will certainly attract the UFO crowd with its abduction experiencer elements.
Read moreINTERVIEW: Leslie Kean goes beyond the Pentagon, UFOs to study the afterlife
Veteran investigative journalist Leslie Kean’s groundbreaking book “UFOs: Generals, Pilots, and Government Officials Go on the Record” along with her role in the New York Times Pentagon UFO program major news stories has helped provide legitimacy to the unexplained, and her latest foray into the unknown 2017’s “Surviving Death: A Journalist Investigates Evidence For An Afterlife” continues her search for answers in these extraordinary topics. Her research has shifted from UFOs to after life, but did it feel like a logical progression?
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