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It has come to light that readings taken at the Fukushima atomic power plant last year were incorrect, indicating figures that "significantly undercounted" radiation levels.

The news has undermined confidence in the information released by the company so far, and many are asking if the world is being given the facts regarding the fallout from Fukushima.

A statement released by the Tokyo Electric Power Company (TEPCO), owners of the nuclear facility which was destroyed by a tsunami following a massive earthquake in 2011, explained that the readings of beta radiation taken between April to September 2013 were flawed, and 164 water samples will now need to be re-tested.
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This triangle UFO was captured as it raced across the deep sky. The videographer comments that it couldn’t be birds because when using infrared equipment, as he is doing, flocks of birds flying at night can be mistaken for UFOs. But flocks of birds don’t fly in rigid formations like this. It’s difficult to be certain, of course, but the formation also appears to be very high.

Here’s a good story just posted on the Huffington Post by Dreamland guest and Post Weird News editor Lee Spiegel: Triangle UFOs
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As Man probes ever deeper into the mysteries of the Universe, his search seems to yield more questions than answers. Some of the most mysterious phenomena discovered in space are dark matter and dark energy.

Approximately 80 per cent of the mass in known Universe is made up of "dark matter," a strange and intangible substance that yet scientists have not been able to identify or observe directly. Dark matter is not visible to the naked eye, and does not emit light or energy.

So how do we know it even exists?
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On Dreamland, Whitley Strieber and Starfire Tor discuss the fact that her attempt to manifest rain for drought-parched Southern California appears to have worked. One would think this could be a coincidence, but it’s the SECOND TIME that Starfire has operated one of her manifestations in order to bring rain.

Whitley and Anne Strieber have personally experienced what she calls time slips, which have been reported extensively on this website and discussed with her on Dreamland and in special interviews.
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