A Nation on Fire–Including Whitley Strieber’s Town
There are riots across the United States, with large crowds from coast to coast protesting the murder of George Floyd during an arrest. Whitley Strieber reports that there is extensive rioting in his town of Santa Monica, California. He states that he is currently safe, but that there is rioting
A New Survey Finds That DMT-Induced Entity Encounters Can Have a Long-Lasting Spiritual Effect
A new study out of John Hopkins University has found that the majority of people that reported encountering entities while using the psychedelic drug N,N-dimethyltryptamine, more commonly known as DMT, were so impacted by their experiences that they wound up developing a belief in a higher power. Conducted by researchers at the
China is Fighting a New COVID-19 Outbreak: Has the Virus Changed?
A new cluster of COVID-19 cases in northeastern China has prompted authorities to impose a lockdown on over 100 million Chinese citizens in the cities of Shulan, Jilin city and Shengyang, with health officials reporting that this resurgence of the coronavirus appears to act differently than the original outbreak in
Launch of SpaceX’s Crew Dragon Spacecraft to Mark America’s Return to Manned Spaceflight [UPDATE, May 30]
Update, May 30: Today’s launch was successful, with the Falcon 9 lifting off at 3:22 PM EDT, delivering the Crew Dragon capsule into orbit. America’s back, baby!. For the first time in nearly a decade an American spacecraft will carry NASA astronauts into orbit, with the scheduled launch of SpaceX’s
A ‘Hyperactive’ Hurricane Season Is Forecast for 2020, but How Do We Handle Mass Evacuations in the Era of COVID-19?
Four separate climate research teams are forecasting that the 2020-21 North Atlantic hurricane season will be busier than normal, predicting that roughly 20 named tropical cyclones will form in the North Atlantic Basin, and possibly as high as 25 storms, according to Penn State’s predictions. The four teams, from AccuWeather, Colorado State
