November – Today in UFO History

A witness at Glenelg, Adelaide, South Australia, sees lengths of glistening material wrapped around a signpost and on looking up sees that more is falling from the sky. He collects a small sample of the thickest section, but the strands dissolve in his fingers.

OCTOBER – Today in UFO History

a visual sighting of an unidentified object is reported 4 miles northwest of Loring AFB, Maine. The alert helicopter is launched to identify the object but is unable to make contact and is launched again at 1:46 a.m., in response to a slow-moving target picked up by RAPCON radar.

September – Today in UFO History

Space scientist Yves Sillard is interviewed on Radio France International about GEIPAN. He states that the UFO phenomenon is serious and involves many witnesses who deserve an answer about what they have seen. The sightings, he says, include impressive radar-visual cases and landing traces.

Leichnam in Global Folklore – Bridging Life and Afterlife

Leichnam, or the concept of the “living body” in mythology and folklore, plays a fascinating role across various cultures. While the term may not be […]

August – Today in UFO history

Randy Springsteen, 8, and Dennis Mauer, 10, sons of military personnel, are sitting on the swings and see an entity with a big head, big pointed “cat” ears, wrinkled skin, and a greenish complexion in an open hatch. It has a thin, spindly body, long webbed fingers and toes, and tabs or suction cups on the ends of its fingers and toes. It also has a wrinkled mouth “like an old grandma’s.” The boys estimate the being is about 6 feet tall. It points a device that directed a beam of energy at the two boys on the swings, causing the levitation of the metal swings. The boys flee quickly into the Springsteen home and get Charlene Springsteen, who sees a row of lights in the sky as the UFO takes off and flies away.

Portals 101

Portals, often depicted in science fiction and fantasy as gateways between different realms or dimensions, intrigue us with their potential for exploration and adventure. While […]

July – Today in UFO History

July’s Complete Today in UFO History Archive

The Influence of Geomagnetism on the Brain and Its Connection to Paranormal Perceptions.

The Earth’s geomagnetic activity has garnered attention for its potential influence on human brain function and perception of paranormal phenomena. Studies suggest that fluctuations in geomagnetic activity can alter neural processing and affect mood, cognition, and perception. While the mechanisms are poorly understood, advanced neuroimaging techniques may provide further insights into this intriguing relationship.

High Strangeness in the Himalayas: Yeti, Banjhakri, and Paranormal Encounters – Oh My!

The legend of the Yeti, a spiritual and cultural figure from the Himalayas, continues to captivate and intrigue. Various sightings surround the creature. However, scientific analysis often associates sightings with natural phenomena, emphasizing the need for continued exploration..

Boggarts

Boggarts, rooted in English folklore, are elusive spirits with shape-shifting abilities, inhabiting rural areas. They feature in diverse cultural traditions worldwide. Associated with darkness and mischief, they haunt homes and inspire cautionary tales. In literature, such as “Harry Potter” and “The Sandman,” they continue to captivate audiences with their enigmatic nature and ability to evoke fear.

Steven Mera: Exploring the Frontiers of Paranormal Investigation

Steven Mera, a renowned paranormal researcher, has dedicated over three decades to exploring unexplained phenomena with scientific rigor and an open-minded approach. His diverse background in technology and telecommunications led to the founding of the Phenomena Magazine and the Scientific Establishment of Parapsychology (SEP). Mera collaborates with scientists and advocates for a multidisciplinary approach, despite skepticism.

Hadrian’s Wall

A Metaphorical Stroll along the wall that Emperor Hadrian had built to keep them pesky Scots out!

May – Today in UFO History

1952 May 1 — 9:10 a.m. Air intelligence officer Maj. Rudolph Pestalozzi and an airman standing outside the Davis-Monthan AFB base hospital, Tucson, Arizona, watch […]

The Bermuda Triangle.

The Bermuda Triangle, also known as the Devil’s Triangle, has sparked fascination with its mysterious disappearances. Notable cases include the USS Cyclops, Flight 19, SS Marine Sulphur Queen, SS Cotopaxi, and Flight DC-3. Theories about the disappearances range from magnetic anomalies to paranormal activity. Researchers like Berlitz, Gaddis, Kusche, Winer, and Sanderson have contributed to the exploration of this enduring mystery.

El Chupacabra.

The Chupacabra, or “goat sucker,” is a cryptid predator that emerged in Puerto Rico in the mid-1990s, spreading fear and speculation across the Caribbean and Latin America. Eyewitness accounts describe a reptilian or canine-like creature, with investigations ultimately attributing the sightings to diseased coyotes. Despite scientific explanations, cultural beliefs and fascination with the unknown sustain the legend of the Chupacabra.

Spontaneous Human Combustion:

Spontaneous Human Combustion (SHC) stands as one of the most perplexing and controversial mysteries in the realm of the unexplained. Described as the sudden and […]

Religion’s obsession with Relics

Why do millions of religious people travel around the world every year, to look at and pray to severed toes, old pieces of cloth and pieces of old thorn?