we don’t need to ever run out of gas – The oil and gas that fuels our homes and cars started out as living organisms that died (or did it?), were compressed, and heated under heavy layers of sediments in the earth’s crust. Scientists have debated for years whether some of these hydrocarbons could also have been created deeper in the Earth and formed without organic matter. Now they think this could be the case.
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…or is it a fake?? – Has someone been calling them again? Spectacular UFOs have been seen over Santa Monica (or created digitally to seem as if they appearedover the Santa Monica beach). To see them yourself, click here. Anne and Whitley were out of town at Comic-Con at the time, so they can’t report on them personally.In addition, the footage is too brief and the resolution toolow to make a final determination about its authenticity.This story came from our Out There section, which you can access by clicking on the tab at the top of our homepage. If you want to make sure we’re always out there for you, subscribe today! And please click on the “donate” button on our homepage too.
A new Anne’s Diary! – Anne’s new diary ties together a couple of recent events in the lives of the Striebers: attending Comic-Con on behalf of The Nye Incidents as well as meeting Dr. Jack Turner (and NOT meeting Dr. John Lerma) while filming a documentary about life after death (subscribers can still listen to both of these shows)! These two events may not seem to have much in common, but both were extraordinary, in their own way. Ever since Anne Strieber had her Adventures with the Green Man, and even became a kind of ambassador for him, people have been wearing green. Now you can wear a special Green Man necklace too!
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We were recently invited to be in a couple of events of the kind we don’t usually participate in. One of them was Comic- Con in San Diego, where Whitley signed and talked about his graphic novel The Nye Incidents. The other was a film about life after death being made by independent filmmaker Nick Mendoza called “Quantum Wisdom.” As usual, I learned something totally unexpected from both experiences.
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