An eerie video out of Siberia has captured what may be the prehistoric woolly mammoth living in modern times. While it is believed that the creature went extinct nearly 4,000 years ago, there has been persistent speculation that they could have survived in the vast, uncharted Russian tundra. Skeptics, however, contend that the fuzzy film is merely of a bear carrying a fish, a wayward elephant, or a hoax. More on the story, including the alleged mammoth video, at The Sun.
While, at first glance, this may look like a tsunami wave crashing onto the shores of Panama City, Florida, it is actually a fog bank forming around the city's beachfront condominiums.
The first Sunday of every month, George Noory is featuring emerging artists for some of the Bumper Music selections. Tonight, we heard from T.V. John & the Legendary Band, Galen Young, Atomic Velocity, Marissa Ruper & Callanach, Starter Planet, Scott Howard & Baby Boomers Band, and Cry 4 Dawn.
A team of scientists has discovered an amazingly complex subterranean city built by millions of Leaf Cutter ants in Brazil.
A photo of what appears to be an ordinary living room has gone viral on Twitter and Facebook, and divided those who can see it from those who cannot.
Using sonar, treasure hunters have discovered a mysterious disc-shaped object on the floor of the Baltic Sea, between Sweden and Finland. The hunters hope to receive funding from a TV production company to further explore the object, which is 197-feet in diameter.
An intriguing image of what appears to be a black hole inside a star cluster is actually Barnard 68, a dark molecular cloud some 500 light years away.
Check out some of the items that have recently caught George Knapp's attention, including articles on Fran Drescher claiming to have been abducted by aliens, a potential connection between UFOs and the JFK assassination, and concerns surrounding Google's new privacy policy.
Two Canadian students, Mathew Ho and Asad Muhammad, used a weather balloon and a Styrofoam 'spacecraft' to send a Lego toy 15 miles into the stratosphere.
Clifford Carnicom sent us several images, including one showing a comparison of contrails vs. aerosol spray, to accompany his appearance on the 1/27/12 show.
Linda Moulton Howe shares two images in tandem with her 1/26/12 report.
Walter Semkiw has posted a video documenting the case of Barbro Karlen, who from a young age believed she was the reincarnation of Anne Frank.
A huge eruption on the sun is expected to blast Earth with a stream of charged particles on January 24th. The NOAA reports that this is the strongest solar radiation storm since 2005.
Check out some of the items that have recently caught George Knapp's attention, including HD images of Mars (pictured) and two vintage newspaper articles-- one postulating what life will be like in 100 years, the other declaring that Mars has an intelligent civilization.
Two Wales-based artists, Heather and Ivan Morison, have utilized a 3D printer to create an eight-foot cubic sculpture that can actually fly.
Chicago resident Dante Autullo is recovering after accidentally shooting himself in the head with a nail gun.
Check out Rupert Sheldrake's online research experiments, which include the Telephone Telepathy Test, the Photo Telepathy Test, and the Online Staring Test.
Coast to Coast AM is happy to welcome our new affiliate in Reno, KKFT 99.1 FM, now carrying the show live on a nightly basis.
Rocks that landed in Morocco during a meteor shower originated from Mars, scientists have confirmed.
In this US Air Force photo, Kenneth Arnold shows a drawing of one of the "flying saucers" he reported seeing on June 24, 1947.
Check out some of the items that have recently caught George Knapp's attention, including articles on Earth's twin and black magic in Indonesia as well as video of a chillingly realistic robotic human...
Scientists have constructed the world's smallest hard drive using just 96 atoms. The miniscule atomic drive can hold one byte of data; conventional hard drives use 500,000,000 atoms for each byte.
A Russian family recorded footage of a crow apparently using the lid of a jar to 'snowboard' down a snow-covered rooftop.
