In the first half, John B. Wells welcomed investigative reporter Greg Hunter, who provided updates and analysis on several current events. Next, scientist Maurice Cotterell discussed the the sun's recent pattern of activity. ... More »

George Noory checked in on the status of the post Mayan calendar world with various guests, including Richard C. Hoagland, John Hogue Major Ed Dames, Mike Bara, Barbara Marx Hubbard, L.A. Marzulli, Dannion Brinkley, Dr. Bruce Goldberg, Glynis McCants, Whitley Strieber, Wynn Free, Robert Gleason, Lee Speigel, William Henry, Graham Hancock, Robert Bauval, and Maurice Cotterell. ... More »

Engineer and scientist Maurice Cotterell discussed astrology and the effects of the sunspot cycle on human personality and behavior, as well as other topics from his book, FutureScience. In the first hour, investigative reporter Russ Baker commented on Twitter's announcement about restricting tweets in countries where the government declares the tweets illegal. ... More »

George Knapp was joined by author Maurice Cotterell, who detailed his research into gravity and how it relates to astrology, reincarnation, and the nature of God. ... More »

Author Maurice Cotterell spoke about the solar minimum and the historical implications of sunspot activity on civilization. Appearing in the first half-hour, cultural pioneer and philosopher Gregory Sams talked about his concept of the sun as a living, sentient entity. ... More »

Engineer and scientist Maurice Cotterell discussed his research into sun spots and solar cycles, and how they affect history, evolution, and the rise and fall of civilizations. The Chinese first observed sunspots more than 3,000 years ago, and were aware of their 11-year cycle, he said. Additionally, there are sun cycles lasting 187 years, and 18,000 years, Cotterell explained. Periods with higher sunspot activity lead to increased fertility but also disorders such as schizophrenia, whereas during the solar minimum there can be mini-ice ages, he detailed. He theorized that creatures evolved through DNA mutations brought about by solar wind radiation-- the radiation from the sun would arrive in narrow beams, so only certain members of a species would be affected. Ancient sun-worshipping civilizations were aware that the sun affects fertility and personality determination, and the Maya knew their civilization was going to die out because of the sun's upcoming magnetic changes ... More »

Author and scientist Maurice Cotterell spoke about his research into the enigmatic force of gravity, and its underpinnings on a molecular level. ... More »

During the second hour, engineer and scientist Maurice Cotterell shared his theory based on ancient holy books about the purpose of the universe, which he said is here to facilitate God's growth. ... More »

Engineer, scientist, and author Maurice Cotterell shared his theories gleaned from the codes of ancient civilizations and also touched on his recent work on gravity. The universe, he said, is here to facilitate God's growth. ... More »

Author Maurice Cotterell shared his knowledge of ancient encoded secrets and the Holy Grail. ... More »

Engineer and scientist Maurice Cotterell returned to talk about the codes he has uncovered in ancient civilizations. By examining their objects, artifacts, and paintings and subjecting them to computer analysis he has made a variety of extrapolations. ... More »

Saturday's main guest, author Maurice Cotterell revealed that the 28-day Sun cycle regulates fertility on Earth and determines the personality of developing fetuses in the womb. This explains (as astrology claims) why people born in the same period have similar personality traits. Cotterell went on to say that long-term magnetic reversals on the Sun cause the periodic and catastrophic destruction of Earth every few thousand years. He says the next shift is due to happen in 4490 A.D.Cotterell believes that the ancient sun-worshipping civilizations (from the Egyptians to the Mayans) understood the Sun cycle and have left behind messages for themselves (and us) in the form of pictures carved into archaeological treasures. These "pictures" explain the spiritual mysteries of life and, according to Cotterell, "teach us how to purify our souls" so that we can advance to a higher form in the next reincarnation.Our ultimate goal, says Cotterell, is to become one with God -- a process th ... More »

Author and scientist Maurice Cotterell (website)the main guest on Tuesday's program, discussed his study of solar cycles, which led him to various discoveries about the secret codes of ancient civilizations. Periods of higher radiation (more sunspots) lead to more fertility but also more disease, while during lower radiation cycles there are ice ages and less fertility, he said. Cotterell said the Mayans were aware of this cycle, and may have known they were likely to become extinct in the lower radiation period that took place around 750 AD. Through decoding various artifacts, he believes the Mayans had a Christ-like teacher, Lord Pacal, who imparted the wisdom to construct such things as their acclaimed calendar.Led into a spiritual journey that was "more important than the geophysical data of the sun," that he originally sought, Cotterell said he has witnessed "three miracles." One of these was the reincarnation of a human soul from a deceased person into a newborn baby. ... More »

Author Maurice Cotterell (mauricecotterell) Wednesday night's guest, believes ancient civilizations such as the Mayans may have had knowledge, particularly about our cosmology, that surpasses ours. "Maya means illusion," Cotterell said, explaining that the Mayans knew that the most important things you couldn't see, such as spirit. He believes they became extinct around 750 AD (as they themselves predicted) due to magnetic changes on the sun, which caused atmospheric problems that reduced their fertility. The reason the Mayan calendar ends in 2012, still remains somewhat mysterious to Cotterell. According to his calculations the next magnetic flip of the planet may not be until the year 4360. However he speculated that the Mayans may have been aware of conditions that could lead to massive volcanic eruptions in 2012 which would in effect create "a global winter," killing off most life. Cotterell also discussed his latest book The Lost Tomb of Viracocha where he examined Incan ... More »

Maurice Cotterell's background as a scientist, mathematician, and engineerhelped him to decipher the code of the ancient Maya, revealing the mysteryof their science and religion to an extent never before possible. Hisextensive research revealed that both the ancient Egyptians and the Mayapossessed a sophisticated understanding of sun spot activity and otherastronomical phenomena. ... More »

Maurice Cotterell's background as a scientist, mathematician, and engineerhelped him to decipher the code of the ancient Maya, revealing the mysteryof their science and religion to an extent never before possible. Using thesame techniques, the author turns his attention here to deciphering thesecrets encoded within the tomb of Tutankhamun. His extensive researchrevealed that both the ancient Egyptians and the Maya possessed asophisticated understanding of sun spot activity and other astronomicalphenomena--facts recently confirmed by modern science. ... More »