Possible Atlantis Site Discovered Off Brazil The long list of possible locations for Atlantis has grown lengthier. The latest addition is off the coast of Brazil where Japanese scientists in a deep sea submersible have identified large deposits of granite and quartz sand on the ocean floor more than 8,000 feet below the surface. That is deemed important because both materials form only on dry land, hence the region was, apparently, once above water. The discovery, about 900 miles from Rio de Janiero has caused…

Could Government Intrude into the Mind’s Domain With all the worry about the U.S. Government’s high-tech spying apparatus at the NSA, IRS, DOJ, etc., there has yet to be much talk about its paranormal capabilities, but perhaps there should be. Sensational revelations in the spring of 2013, first reported in Britain’s Guardian newspaper, cited NSA “whistleblower” Edward Snowden to the effect that Internet giants Google, Facebook, Apple, and others had provided government agents with access to their servers, potentially facilitating the reading of e-mails and…

Cue Ball from Space Could Save Earth After February’s meteorite strike in Siberia, the scientific community is abuzz with ideas to prevent something like that from hitting Earth in a way even scarier. In fact, the danger that something similar could destroy civilization, as we know it, is now taken seriously as never before. Not surprisingly, the Russians, whose city Chelyabinsk was nearly hit, and who were also targets of the great Tunguska event of 1908, are at the forefront in proposing possible remedies to…

Lost Jungle Temple Discovered Near Angkor Wat Using the latest airborne laser technology from the University of Sydney, Australian and French archaeologists have penetrated Cambodia’s dense jungles near Angkor Wat—the largest temple ruin in the world—to locate a lost city. Named Mahendraparvata, the complex was previously thought that might appear long before any space applications.