Not the 'World's Best Dad'
A Romanian man was arrested and fined for driving down the highway with his four children riding in the open trunk of the car.
A Romanian man was arrested and fined for driving down the highway with his four children riding in the open trunk of the car.
For his appearance on the 5/14/12 edition of the program, John Long sent us some images of his autonomous robots Madeleine (seen here) and the Tadros. You can check out the complete gallery here.
Ian Punnett is featured on the cover of the Spring 2012 edition of Tinnitus Today, having penned an article for the magazine where he details his battle with tinnitus. You can read the piece here.
It's not Star Trek teleportation, but "beaming" of a kind has taken a big leap forward. A project funded by the European Commission has demonstrated how a person can be transported to a remote location via the internet and feel physically immersed in that setting.
It's the equivalent of a celestial shotgun and it's pointed directly at our planet. An erupting active region of the sun, known as AR1476, has rotated into view and been captured by NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory.
John DeSalvo provided us with some images and insights from his research into crystal skulls.
Underwater footage of a perplexing sea creature left viewers baffled this week as they tried to determine the nature of the bizarre beast.
A pair of imaginative architects in Austria have turned a storybook staple into reality, creating a house built entirely upside down. The interior of the house includes all the amenities found in normal homes, such as bedrooms, a garage, and a bathroom, albeit entirely inverted. More on the story, including a gallery of images from inside the unique tourist destination, can be found at Yahoo.
The first Sunday of every month, George Noory is featuring emerging artists for some of the Bumper Music selections. On the 5/6 show, we heard from Jamie Floyd, Eddie Seymore, Bole Seta, BluTrain, J.D. Sherman, Calvin Gilmore, and Mason Stevens.
A piece of guerilla art resembling the Loch Ness Monster has been stirring controversy in Eau Claire, Wisconsin after it appeared in the city's Chippewa River last week.
A lioness at the Oregon Zoo in Portland thought she'd found an easy meal, in the form of a two-year-old toddler, but was thwarted by a glass wall which kept the child out of harm's way. Captured in a home video that has become an Internet sensation, the massive cat violently paws at the glass and attempts to snatch the child with its mouth, all while the nearby parents laugh at the creature's futility and the toddler remains nonplussed by the scene. More on the story, including the remarkable video, can be found at Orange.
Mark Adams sent us photos of Machu Picchu in tandem with his first hour appearance on the 5/3/12 show.
Check out a list of items selected by George Knapp including his KLAS-TV report on tonight's guest, Frank Cullotta (pictured).
The Hubble Telescope has captured a stunning image of a star's relatively brief demise as it runs out of its nuclear fuel and emits beams of light.
If footage on YouTube is to be believed, an inventor has boldly gone where no one has gone before and created a realistic looking "Star Trek" phaser.
Lyle Blackburn shares two illustrations in tandem with his 4/24/12 appearance.
Check out some recent items of interest that have caught George Knapp's attention, including videos of Dan Rather interviewing MLK assassin James Earl Ray, a look at Norway's unique island prison, and a CGI depiction of the Titanic sinking
This incredible image of shark-whisperer Andre Hartman placing his hand on the nose of a Great White Shark was captured by photographer Doug Perrine, off the coast of South Africa.
Check out a list of items selected by George Knapp including his report on the future use of Nevada's Test Site, and a 1958 video about UFOs with Mike Wallace.
Mail Online has posted a series spectacular photos of our planet taken by an astronaut on the International Space Station.
Did you know there are three "unlucky" Friday the 13ths in 2012? Even freakier, they are each 13 weeks apart.
Loyd Auerbach, who was a consulting editor and columnist for FATE magazine from 1991-2004, has made available a number of his articles as free downloads, including pieces on psychokinesis, ESP, and strange cases.
Dr. Bruce Goldberg shares a chart and an illustration in tandem with his 4/10/12 appearance.
A mysterious white flying saucer was reportedly videotaped by an airline passenger flying over Seoul, South Korea on April 7th. Is the footage a hoax?
A new documentary titled The Exorcist in the 21st Century follows Father José Antonio Fortea, one of Europe's only Vatican-approved exorcists, on his quest to rid the world of demons.
On June 3, 1965, Gemini IV astronaut Ed White became the first American to go on a spacewalk.
Today, Google unveiled its plan for Project Glass, an augmented reality system in which users can access smart phone functions through a pair of visors.
The first Sunday of every month, George Noory features emerging artists for some of the Bumper Music selections. Tonight, we heard from Diane Divadi, Chinua Hawk, Eric James Band, Kristie Hutson & Waters Edge Band, Anne Marie Harpen, J. Collins, & Charles Power.
Like a scene from Walking Dead, the work of artists Lucie and Simon shows some of the busiest cities in the world bereft of humanity.
A new composite photo, built from thousands of images from telescopes in Hawaii and Chile, reveals about one billion stars in a dense plane of our galaxy, the Milky Way.
