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Smash Monsanto!
Posted: May 9th, 2012 in biology, Conspiracy, criminals, health, new world order, TPTBTags: environment, government, Monsanto, politics, science
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Just Like a Namibian Mudflat! So sayeth a study of Cassini’s Ontario Lacus on Titan!
Posted: April 22nd, 2012 in astronomy, NASA, nature, Saturn, science, spaceTags: bonnie buratti, Cassini, cassini spacecraft, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, liquid hydrocarbons, Namibian Mudflat, Ontario Lacus, Saturn, science, Titan
And that is yet another thing to bolster the chances of finding critters out there. And what mind-blowing critters they’d be!
Wilhelm Reich – Cloudbuster
Posted: April 13th, 2012 in Conspiracy, criminals, government, heroes, human behavior, scienceTags: cloudbuster, government criminality, human behavior, Maine, Orgonon, Rangeley, science, Wilhelm Reich
Nice guy, that Wilhelm, eh, helping folks out like that…
Dolphins Greet Each Other – By Name!
Posted: March 12th, 2012 in animals, marine life, natureTags: animals, dolphins, Dr. Vincent Janik, giving dolphins the same rights as people, life, marine mammal, marine mammal program, nature, navy marine mammal program, NMMP, science, sea lions, sentient beings.self aware beingss, u s navy, U.S. Navy Marine Mammal Program
Personally, to reiterate what I said above, I am of the opinion that they are, oh, just a tad smarter than us…
The Serpent Dust Devil of Mars.
Posted: March 8th, 2012 in Mars, Mars science, NASA, nature, science, spaceTags: dust devil, HiRISE, JPL, Mars, NASA, nature, Paul Geissler, science, serpent dust devil, space, space exploration, Spirit rover, University of Arizona
I love Martian dust devils. Really. I do. Don’t know why, really… they’re just cool – in a decidedly alien sort of way.
Nature’s Weirdest Events 2012 – BBC
Posted: February 18th, 2012 in animals, Forteana, geology, marine life, nature, science, weatherTags: birds falling from the sky, exploding toads, fish fall from the sky, Forteana, milky seas, nature, science, sea foam, strange events
Pretty cool, pretty cool. Two hours of Fortean fun. I must say that the causes found for a few of of these incidents are nearly as odd as the events themselves!
Tornado – On The Sun!
Posted: February 17th, 2012 in astronomy, NASA, nature, science, spaceTags: astronomy, extreme ultraviolet light, Goddard Space Flight Center, magnetic field lines, NASA, science, Solar Dynamics Observatory, space, tornado on the sun, whirling dervish
This is just way too cool not to share.
Tranquillityite, A Moon Mineral – Found In Western Australia!
Posted: January 8th, 2012 in geology, Moon, nature, scienceTags: Birger Rasmussen, Moon, noon mineral found, science, Tranquillityite, Western Australia
This would seem to lend a pretty large helping of support for the theory that the Moon was created as a result of a major collision with something quite large soon after the Earth itself had formed and was apparently still cooling.
Dinochelus ausubeli, A Wicked-Clawed Deep Sea Nasty.
Posted: February 12th, 2011 in biology, cryptozoology, life science, marine life, nature, scienceTags: animals, bizarre, cryptozoology, deepwater lobster, Dinochelus ausubeli, Jesse Ausubel, life, lifeform, marine life, nature, ocean life, photos, science, the island of Luzon
Wow, man, that’s one hell of a claw! I’m diggin’ it. It reminds one of a precision instrument that some technician might wield for maximum tweakage of something obscure and specialized.
“He’s Got The Cutest Little Feet!”
Posted: November 26th, 2010 in Art, life science, nature, scienceTags: animals, autofluorescence, Clytus sp., Jan Michels, life, lifeform, nature, Olympus BioScapes, photos, photos of insects, science, the leg of a beetle
What this actually is caught me by surprise when I read the description below. Always pictured an adhesive pad as, well, an adhesive pad. I would never have imagined that at least this species of beetle is perched on a large array of extremely tiny feet. Wicked! The things we learn…
Well, Hi There!
Posted: November 26th, 2010 in Art, life science, nature, scienceTags: animals, Art, Curculio glandium, Curculio nucum, episcopic illumination, Laurie Knight, life, lifeform, microscope images, nature, Olympus BioScapes, photos, photos of insects, science, Weevil
I love this guy. What a strange and lovely face.
Dances In The Clouds
Posted: August 17th, 2010 in Forteana, nature, the unexplained, weatherTags: atmospheric phenomena, bizarre, high strangeness, nature, science, videos, weather phenomena, weird clouds
[...] For me it’s the mysterious second video, if for no better reason than the fact that to these eyes that freaky deaky motion looks almost organic and alive, as opposed to the first video’s “spy casting his flashlight (torch) about” look way there on top of that cloud. [...]
Natural Angles… Plus
Posted: August 4th, 2010 in Art, Forteana, nature, scienceTags: columnar snow crystal, dragonflies, electron microscope images, nature, pareidolia, photos, science, self-proclaimed "experts"
Anyway, as soon as I saw the above image the first thing I thought was about how all the “para-gurus” and other self-proclaimed “experts” are always going on about how Mrs. Nature doesn’t “do” right angles. This is especially prevalent in postings about anomalous space imagery.
Radio: Dr. Masaru Emoto, Healing The Water, Healing Ourselves.
Posted: June 24th, 2010 in earth energy, events, Forteana, health, human behavior, media, nature, the unexplainedTags: Atlantic Ocean, Bodhi Tree Bookstore, BP spill, Deepwater Horizon, Dr. Masaru Emoto, Forteana, Gulf of Mexico, I Am Healthy Radio, nature, science, spiritual factor, spiritual fate, water
We are all painfully aware of the environmental and economic devastation being caused by the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. Whether this disaster touches us personally or affects us indirectly, there is no doubt this is one of the worst ecological catastrophes in history.
Tom Bearden, 25 Years Ago, On Scalar Weather Modification
Posted: June 19th, 2010 in Forteana, military, mystery booms, science, technology, the unexplainedTags: ball lightning, Bell Island, electromagnetic weapon, McDonnell Douglas Aircraft, mystery booms, Newfoundland, scalar electro-magnetics, science, Tom Bearden
So, there is something very, very Fortean about such fantastically powerful acoustic conundrums. After all, there just weren’t no Commies in the latter part of the 1600s!
Natural phenomena, perhaps? Sure, very possibly. The Earth can generate some pretty wild stuff and does so on a regular basis, so indeed many booms may be just that.
Something Wicked This Way Comes…
Posted: February 4th, 2010 in astronomy, Forteana, NASA, science, spaceTags: asteroid, astronomy, bizarre, Dr Robert J Nemiroff, Forteana, high strangeness, Hubble telescope, Jim Oberg, NASA, P/2010 A2, photos, science, space, the Asteroid Belt
I am fond of saying that the further from Earth we go, the weirder things get in a general sense. You’ll never convince me of otherwise. Ever. This object is just the latest in the ever-so-wacky universe that lies way, way, “out there.”
About the only thing agreed upon so far is that it isn’t a comet, based solely on composition… it’s assumed to be the result of a high speed asteroidal hit-and-run.
Shine A Light On Me
Posted: January 17th, 2010 in biology, Forteana, marine life, nature, scienceTags: animals, bizarre, chlorophyll, Elysia chlorotica, Forteana, life, lifeform, marine life, nature, photosynthesis, science, sea slug
Well, well now… this creature is certainly unusual… it’s half animal… and it’s half plant… and according to this article in LiveScience, the only one known to possess a certain unique quality – making it’s own chlorophyll and it’s own food – from light! How weird is that?
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