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Professor James McCanney has taught the following mathematics courses at the University level in addition to Physics, Computer Science and Astronomy; Abstract Algebra, Linear Algebra, Matrix Algebra, Probability and Statistics, Statistics for Computing, Mathematical Logic, Theory of Numbers, Calculus I, II and III, Engineering Math I and II, Advanced Topics in Geometry and Topology.
He has worked about half of his lengthy career in private industry. Much of this was accomplished in multi-lingual settings, having worked in the USA, Latin America and with high-level Russian scientists. He has presented his research at international conferences and is a regular presenter at American Geophysical Union meetings. He has also lectured at Los Alamos National Laboratories, the Air-Space/America International Air show and International Electric Propulsion conferences. Understanding his background is important in placing his new book into perspective.
Ancient Egypt & the Pyramids |
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| Monday September 21, 2009 |
Professor at the University of Calgary, Carmen Boulter presented accumulated evidence and research, which suggests to her that levitation and advanced knowledge were used to construct the numerous pyramids in ancient Egypt.
Appearing in the last hour, physicist James McCanney gave an update on the extended lack of sunspot activity.
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Host: George Noory
Crop Circles & UFOs |
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| Sunday July 5, 2009 |
Internationally known UFO and crop circle experts Ed & Kris Sherwood talked about interactive UFO experiences, as well as their research into crop formations and their meanings.
First hour guest, physicist James McCanney talked about how sunspot activity has returned to the sun after a long absence, and also commented on a report which alleges that the Russians are ordering flight changes because magnetic shifts downed airliners.
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Host: George Noory
11:11 and Synchronicities |
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| Thursday February 19, 2009 |
Appearing during the middle two hours, authors Marie D. Jones and Larry Flaxman discussed the phenomenon of frequently seeing 11:11 on clocks, and the synchronicities of numbers. First hour guest, physicist James McCanney talked about the arrival of comet Lulin.
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Host: George Noory
How Would You Change the Past? |
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| Friday January 9, 2009 |
During Open Lines, George offered a hotline for callers who wanted to share something they would change if they could travel back in time. In the first hour, George spoke with reverse speech specialist Wayne Nicholson.
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Host: George Noory
The 4th Reich in America |
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| Thursday August 14, 2008 |
Journalist and author Jim Marrs discussed his new book The Rise of the Fourth Reich, which posits that Nazi ideology threatens to overtake America. This authoritarian ideology-- that the end justifies the means, is practiced by various secret societies sometimes called the Illuminati, who function within the US as well as globally, he explained. A number of powerful and wealthy families in America supported the Nazis leading up to WWII, and these same families own media conglomerates and corporate entities that exist today, he detailed. As many as 100,000 Nazis were brought over to the U.S. after the war-- some sharing their advanced technology in programs such as Project Paperclip, in exchange for immunity, said Marrs. He described technology such as the Nazi Bell, a large conical shaped device with rotating magnetic fields which allowed for the manipulation of energy at both the atomic and subatomic level. This may have been the same technology used in the Philadelphia
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Host: George Noory
Earth & Solar Changes |
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| Monday May 12, 2008 |
Author & researcher Mitch Battros discussed his work on the history and current state of earth changes, including the Sun/Earth connection and the implications of Solar Cycle 24. We'll see an escalation of earth changes and extreme weather as we move into this solar cycle, and there'll likely be a mass migration of people moving inland from coastal areas in our lifetime, he said. There are four major earthquake 'swarms' currently active, running from Alaska to Mexico and these could be related to plate shifts in the Cascadia Subduction Zone, he noted.Ancient texts suggest certain patterns to earth changes, a kind of "science of cycles," said Battros, who believes the Mayans were attuned to such cycles. He noted that Solar Cycle 24 will be reaching its apex around the start of 2012. Solar changes and geomagnetic storms have an affect on the magnetic field around us, he pointed out. An increase of charged particles can affect people's psychological being, in both positive a
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Host: George Noory
Dire Web Bot Predictions |
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| Tuesday March 4, 2008 |
George Ure and his colleague 'Clif' shared their web bot predictions about America and global events. Their method captures changes in language patterns within Internet discussions. This aggregated data is then processed with software to determine various keywords, which they interpret in a predictive fashion. Emotional events from the future can subconsciously imprint into the present and trickle into language, Clif further explained.Here are some of their predictions for the remainder of 2008 (and beyond): In late March, look for massive unemployment to take hold. During the summer, a backlash against the US government could involve a call to hold the elections early. As the housing industry continues its collapse, there could be a seizure or lock-up of the ability to transfer property. A "fuzzy revolution" could involve squatters or collectives moving into empty or foreclosed homes.In October, there'll be a major stock market crash or a climate eve
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Host: George Noory
Solomon, Knights Templar & White Gold |
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| Monday February 18, 2008 |
Historian Laurence Gardner traced the connections between King Solomon & his Temple, the Knights Templar, the Ark of the Covenant, Free Masonry, and White Powder Gold. Solomon, who lived around 1,000 BC, built the first temple of Jerusalem, set an example for 'kingship,' and was thought to have stocked his temple with treasures. The Temple changed hands over the years, and eventually became an Islamic mosque, Gardner noted. The Knights Templar, a kind of ambassadorial military unit, conducted excavations at the Temple during the first Crusades. When they returned to Europe in 1128, they became a powerful knightly order, made wealthy by the treasures they had brought back from Jerusalem, he detailed. The Ark of the Covenant, according to the Bible, was used as a kind of high-tech weapon during wars. The magical White Powder Gold or manna along with the Ark, suggest the ancient Hebrews had an advanced science. It was the knowledge of these ancient secrets that the Free Masons
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Host: George Noory
Ghost Investigations |
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| Thursday August 30, 2007 |
Loyd Auerbach, an expert on ghosts and psychic experience, discussed the field of parapsychology, what it actually covers and how he became involved with it.
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Host: George Noory
Analyzing UFO Cases |
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| Thursday April 26, 2007 |
Ufologist and physicist Stanton Friedman returned with an update on UFOs. His new book Captured (co-authored with Kathleen Marden), is about the Betty & Barney Hill abduction.
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Host: George Noory
Time, Numbers & Asteroids |
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| Monday March 5, 2007 |
Former University mathematics professor James McCanney announced the release of his new book/DVD, Calculate Primes, in which he reveals a new mathematical formula.
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Host: George Noory
UFOs & Doppelgängers |
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| Friday February 2, 2007 |
Ufologist Stanton Friedman, who joined George for the first two hours of the program, provided an update on the UFO seen over Chicago's O'Hare International Airport last November.
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Host: George Noory
Bird Deaths, Strange Smells & End Times |
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| Thursday January 11, 2007 |
Author Steve Quayle addressed various topics including the recent spate of bird deaths in the US and Australia and the strange smell in New York.
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Host: George Noory
UFOs over Washington |
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| Thursday December 7, 2006 |
Editor of Unicus Magazine, Robert Stanley discussed photographic evidence and witness testimony of UFO activity in Washington DC.
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Host: George Noory
Experiments of Stanley Milgram |
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| Tuesday April 4, 2006 |
Professor of Psychology at the University of Maryland, Dr. Thomas Blass discussed the work of social psychologist Dr. Stanley Milgram, who pioneered controversial human obedience experiments. The experiments tested how people (called "teachers" in the experiment) would respond to giving what they thought were electric shocks to subjects who answered incorrectly (unbeknownst to the "teachers," the subjects were actually actors pretending to receive shocks). The surprising revelation of the experiments was that between 60-65% of the "teachers" continuing giving out electric shocks even as they increased to what were marked as dangerous levels, because the experimenters told them they must continue. Obedience to authority was the key element, said Blass, who noted that while Milgram's work in this area raised some ethical concerns it has been quite influential, and that the US Army now offers training in how to disobey illegitimate orders. Among Milgram's other important w
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Host: George Noory
Comets & Catastrophes |
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| Sunday March 19, 2006 |
Professor James McCanney returned to share his theories about comets, Planet X objects, and earth changes and catastrophes.Evidence from Project Stardust and Deep Impact, which retrieved comet particles, confirms his contention that comets are not "dirty snowballs," as they show only trace elements of water in their nuclei, he said. His "Plasma Discharge Comet Model" posits that comets are formed of rock and interact with the solar wind.Far out in the solar system, Planet X-type objects could become enshrouded in clouds of dust and gas and thus be hard to see, said McCanney, but he noted that a large object could be quite visible by the time it reached Pluto. Once in this position, such an object could take hundreds of years to approach Earth or it could come in at a "superspeed" in a matter of weeks, he warned. McCanney also addressed hazards related to Yellowstone. The fresh water Yellowstone Lake is being poisoned from below and poses a huge threat, in that a breach in
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Host: Art Bell
Stardust & Planet X |
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| Tuesday January 17, 2006 |
Maverick physicist James McCanney returned to discuss the Stardust mission as well as the many Planet X-type objects in the solar system. We don't have enough astronomical data or equipment to detect or pinpoint the orbits of such Planet X bodies, he declared, but the larger ones may travel with entourages that include comets. Sources such as the Kolbrin Bible describe ancient catastrophes that McCanney associates with the passage of these objects, which he estimates have neared Earth around five times in the last 10,000 years. Undoubtedly, we'll be faced with the arrival of one of these objects again, he said, arguing that our time and resources should be focused on making large segments of the population spacefaring, so that humanity could survive a potential extinction event. He envisions hundreds of tubes bundled together as rotating cities that propel themselves out into space.Though he lauded the engineering success of the Project Stardust mission, McCanney expressed conc
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Host: George Noory
Earth Changes Roundtable |
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| Wednesday October 19, 2005 |
Geologist Jim Berkland, preparedness expert Stan Deyo, and physicist James McCanney joined together for a roundtable discussion on current and upcoming earth changes. The panelists concurred that there is a correlation between solar activity and earthquakes, weather and other planetary phenomena. McCanney commented that the sun is in a volatile cycle and combined with that there is evidence of human weather manipulation, exciting or triggering recent cataclysms. Further, comets coming from the south and hitting the sun directly, indicate "something large is out there" that has been affecting our sun since 2001, he said. Berkland noted that there is a lot of repression of scientific data that doesn't fit with the prevailing thought. He noted that an eclipse that will pass over Turkey and China in March 2006 could be associated with a possible quake, citing how a recent eclipse passed over Pakistan shortly before a large earthquake occurred there. He also mentioned that a
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Host: George Noory
Cryptozoological Reports |
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| Saturday August 6, 2005 |
Researcher, author and artist, Rob Morphy, shared some of the cryptozoological sightings and data, which are gathered together on the American Monsters site. He reacted to a recent report from China, about an unknown carcass that washed ashore. He believes it fits the description of a Trunko, a hairy, elephant-sized animal with a crocodile-type head and lobster-styled tail. Morphy also discussed his expedition to South Africa, where he was warned away from the "African Brain Sucker," as he traveled near a river. A local told him the creature allegedly was capable of holding people down underwater and then sucking out their brains using its huge mosquito-like proboscis. Agreeing with late cryptozoologist Grover Krantz, Morphy said it can be necessary to kill one of an unknown species in order to prove its existence. Callers shared their sightings of unusual creatures, which included a 6-7 ft. tall glowing "pig man" seen in the Los Angeles Forest, and a shiny 3 ft.-long green spid
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Host: Ian Punnett
Hypnosis & the Mind |
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| Monday July 11, 2005 |
Hypnosis expert Wendi Friesen discussed various methods for programming the subconscious mind, as well as the power of the mind to affect thoughts. For instance, in one hypnosis experiment, a subject had an ice cube placed on their skin and was told they were being burned. Within an hour, a burn blister appeared in the spot where the ice was, she said. In instances of pain control, she described how a subject was hypnotized into not feeling pain in one hand, and then showed no reaction when a needle was put in. However, in the other hand, that was not mentioned in the induction, the subject felt intense pain from the needle, and got a bruise (the other hand never bruised). Friesen said her work has generated some controversy in the hypnosis field, because she is willing to experiment in uncharted areas. She has worked with clients to combat baldness, for example, by having them visualize a switch turning on in their hair follicles. She also shared a case when she treated a child moles
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Host: George Noory
Deep Impact Special |
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| Monday July 4, 2005 |
A variety of guests shared their insights on the momentous Deep Impact mission and the results of the probe's collision with Comet Tempel 1 which occurred the night before. First off, Dr. Sky (aka Steve Kates) offered some background into comets and asteroids and noted that Tempel 1 was 81 million miles from Earth, residing between the orbit of Mars and Jupiter. The success of targeting this comet may lead to methods to keep near-Earth asteroids from hitting us, he added. Physicist James McCanney joined the show next, commenting that a lot of the data isn't in yet. Still from what we've seen so far, there is no visible ice, water or snow on the comet nucleus, he said, suggesting that the "dirty snowball" model is wrong, as he has previously argued. The next hour paired Richard C. Hoagland of Enterprise Mission with astronomer Tom Van Flandern. Hoagland suggested that early data from the Deep Impact mission is tilting towards Van Flandern's theory of exploded planets. Rather t
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Host: George Noory
Teleportation: Coming Soon |
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| Tuesday May 17, 2005 |
Science author David Darling presented an update on the remarkable evolution of teleportation. The process of beaming matter from one location to another, he said, has moved from the realms of science fiction into reality, with the first serious experiments begun in the 1990s. While currently only subatomic particles have been successfully transmitted in this manner, he posits a time perhaps only decades ahead, when living matter could be instantly teleported. Eventually, a person might even travel anywhere on the planet for dinner and then beam back home.The object being sent is placed in something that is not unlike an elaborate medical scanner, he detailed. Based on the quantum computing method, all of the energy of the original object is pulled out and used in making a perfect copy on the other end. So the original is actually lost. Yet, Darling conjectured that because the copy would be exact, there would not be a discernable difference to the object or person that was telepor
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Host: George Noory
The Velikovsky Debate |
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| Wednesday March 30, 2005 |
Physicist James McCanney and NASA astrobiologist Dr. David Morrison debated the merits of Immanuel Velikovsky’s theories of a chaotic universe, which detail how the planet Venus passed by Earth before it came to its current position. Morrison noted that Velikovksy wasn't a scientist and his ideas displayed a basic lack of understanding of chemistry, physics, and astronomy. While McCanney conceded that some of Velikovsky's ideas were clearly wrong, he argued that a number of his basic concepts held validity. Specifically he thought the scenarios of how a planet could be captured, and the rapid evolutionary changes associated with catastrophism were groundbreaking.Velikovksy hinged his theories on the idea that global catastrophes had taken place in the last 6,000 years, yet Morrison said there is no evidence that such events took place during that time frame. McCanney countered that the dating of past events is difficult to pin down. A Fast Blast survey found 53% of the respo
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Host: George Noory
Weather, Tsunamis & Atlantis |
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| Tuesday February 22, 2005 |
Just back from his trip to the South Pacific, physicist James McCanney discussed his observations related to weather, geology and tsunamis as well addressing the sun, Velikovsky and Atlantis.Though he believes it's possible charges or explosives could be placed in the ocean bed to create tsunamis as a military weapon, he didn't find any direct evidence that this was the case for the Dec. 26th event. He did conclude, based on the population density of India, that the death toll was actually around 10 million people. On the topic of changing weather patterns, McCanney noted that Earth is "relaxing from a major event;" namely the passing of a celestial body (Venus), which temporarily blocked the sun's radiation and brought about the ice age. The electrical fields coming from the sun and weather on the sun itself also greatly affect Earth's conditions, he said. He believes that a number of weather manipulation methods are being tried out on our planet, but so far only over small reg
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Host: George Noory
Did We Go to the Moon? |
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| Thursday February 3, 2005 |
British publisher for Nexus Magazine, Marcus Allen, presented his analysis of the Apollo moon landing, which he believes may have been faked. The reason for such a hoax was "basically for propaganda," so that America could demonstrate its "technological superiority over the USSR," he explained. Even if the trip to the moon occurred, Allen thinks the photographs supposedly taken on the lunar surface were phony. Photos taken by astronauts may have been fogged and useless, so instead images were made on the realistic simulation sets that had been used for training, he hypothesized. Further, the Hasselblad cameras used on the missions had all manual controls which would have been very difficult for the astronauts to manipulate wearing their spacesuits and armored gauntlets, he said. What were "some of the most iconic photographs of the 20th century," surely had to be taken by professional photographers, he argued, noting all the images were correctly exposed, accurately focused
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Host: George Noory
Comets & Electrical Energy |
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| Sunday December 12, 2004 |
Physicist James McCanney discussed electrical energy in the solar system, comets, and a newly discovered Kuiper Belt object called Quaoar.McCanney said "the solar system, from about 1995, has been increasing in electrical energy," specifically noting that the sun puts out thousands of times more electrical energy than visible light. He believes comets are responsible for "pumping up the sun" -- the solar capacitor -- with energy. According to McCanney, electrical energy discharged from the solar capcitor is passed down to Earth, where it physically affects humans and the weather.McCanney also reported on a distant object dubbed "Quaoar" located on the outskirts of the solar system. He said there appears to be volcanism on Quaoar, which may imply that it's "new." McCanney thinks their could be many more of these objects out there.
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Host: Art Bell
Hurricane Ivan |
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| Wednesday September 15, 2004 |
Hurricane Ivan and related weather phenomena were the focus of this show which featured physicist James McCanney as the main guest, and Prof. William Gray of the Tropical Meteorology Project in the first hour. "It's going to do tremendous damage," Gray said of Ivan which was heading towards the Mobile/Pensacola area (view Mobile, AL radar image). Such hurricanes are the result of the Atlantic Ocean circulation pattern, driven by salinity levels he explained, adding that we have had similar, very active storm cycles in past decades. Explaining his theory that electrical currents that flow throughout the solar system affect weather on Earth, McCanney said that our planet's passage through one such current in August accelerated storm conditions. Solar winds and the new moon phase can also act as weather triggers, he noted. He also touched on weather modification and said that it would be possible to send satellite beamed energy into the eye of hurricane to increase its intens
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Host: George Noory
Things That Go Bump in the Night |
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| Friday July 16, 2004 |
During Friday night's Open Lines callers shared their favorite sci-fi TV shows with George and recounted their own sci-fi/horror stories...Seamus called and reported that he had once filled in for Morgus (see article below) in a parade in New Orleans. He also told George that he had recently seen shadow insects in his office. According to Seamus, the creatures were three times larger than regular ants and moved in a circle on his desk. After a short time, they mysteriously vanished.Another caller related a "monster" story told to him by an acquaintance. Apparently, a group of four guys (including the acquaintance) were dragging a net in a Louisiana swamp and caught something so strong it overpowered all four men and ripped through the net. They watched as the creature swam to shore, ran across the ground and climbed a tree. One of the more intrepid fisherman climbed the tree after it at which time the thing immediately flew away.
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Host: George Noory
Space Viruses & Comets |
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| Tuesday June 22, 2004 |
Physicist James McCanney returned to the program to discuss meteors, comets and viruses from space. He noted that around 1100 AD the Chinese began relating flu epidemics with inferior conjunctions of Venus (when the planet passes between the Earth and the Sun). Viruses are not alive in the way that bacteria are, and can replicate simply from their complex chemical structure, he explained, suggesting that some viruses might travel from comets or celestial bodies to Earth.He expressed grave concern over NASA's sample return mission from the comet WILD II, which he believes could contain virus laden material. They should study the materials from an orbital lab rather than bringing it back to Earth, he recommended. McCanney also discussed the passage of the comet Hale-Bopp in the last decade. If its tail (which contains a lot of water) had been closer to our planet, it would have caused massive flooding and a blocking of sunlight, he commented. He also touched on the work of Velikovsky
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Host: George Noory
Bible Prophecy |
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| Monday May 10, 2004 |
Ken Parsons (warzonewinner), known for his End of the Age teachings, shared his interpretations of Bible prophecy. The Bible, he said, is a "document which operates in several different dimensions," one of them being the Bible Code, which contains hidden sequenced messages. He believes that we are living in the time of Tribulation, and that eventually "there will be a rapture of the Church," where a chosen group will be taken off the planet just before an asteroid impact. John, who wrote the Book of Revelations, "time traveled" from the 1st century to the 21st century and saw such events, said Parsons, including the destruction of Babylon, which he interpreted as the Internet. He named the European Union (which he said will increase in power) as being behind the fall of the Internet.Parsons also discussed a pre-Adamic time period, in which he said Earth and Mars were occupied by angelic beings. The destruction of these earlier civilizations may have been related to the angelic
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Host: George Noory
Meeting with Lucia? |
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| Thursday March 18, 2004 |
Returning to the show, precognitive David Booth (whatdoesitmean) was joined by author Wayne Green (website) to ostensibly discuss his recent meeting with Lucia, witness to the Miracles of Fatima in 1917. Booth had been invited to meet with Sister Lucia, presumably because of the apocalyptic visions he had in 2003 (read a recap).Booth said he met Sister Lucia, now 97, at a Carmelite convent in Portugal and held a private conversation with her for five minutes. He would only reveal that he was told that a "new star" that had been prophesized about would begin to shine. Because Booth had been booked on the show to discuss his meeting with Lucia, and refused to elaborate further upon it, the interview was cut short, and the last 90 minutes of the program was reserved for Open Lines.
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Host: George Noory
Fortean Zoology |
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| Tuesday February 24, 2004 |
Jonathan Downes and Richard Freeman of The Centre for Fortean Zoology, discussed various cryptozoological creatures such as the Chupacabra, and the Loch Ness Monster. New animals are being discovered all the time, said Downes, who offered his theory about Nessie. It's a "giant eel" that had become sterile, and thus grew to an unusually large size, he said. Click here to view CFZ's possible video footage of Nessie. Downes said he spent time investigating tales of the Chupacabra in Puerto Rico and Mexico. The creature, whose name translates as "the goat sucker," is thought to be 4-5 ft. tall, have spines along its back and be grayish blue or grayish brown in color, he said. Its head has elements that resemble that of a kangaroo, a praying mantis, and an alien grey, Downes detailed, as he described cases where the creature attacked domestic livestock, leaving the animals drained of blood and often removing their livers. Richard Freeman believes that the mythology of the dragon is,
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Host: George Noory
Space Programs |
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| Saturday December 27, 2003 |
Professor James McCanney (jmccanneyscience) discussed the U.S. space program along with the efforts and progress of foreign space programs. For more details visit this page.
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Host: Art Bell
The Search for Atlantis |
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| Monday November 24, 2003 |
Monday's main guest, Dr. Gregory Little (website) of the Edgar Cayce organization A.R.E., discussed a startling find he made off the coast of Andros Island. This massive underground structure, which Little photographed, could have been part of the legendary Atlantis that Cayce had given readings about. About 4.5 football fields in length, he suggested it may have been "an ancient breakwater enclosing a harbor."Regarding another find, that of megalithic structures found off Cuba, (reported on earthfiles.com) Little suspects, rather than being ancient, they may actually be dismantled concrete missile structures that were dumped in the ocean by the Soviets. Plato originally described Atlantis as an "island empire," Little said, and indeed according to Cayce, a cataclysmic event that occurred in 28,000 BC split the large continent into five major islands. Cayce also described the Atlanteans as having possession of a large crystal, which groups meditated upon to gain power. One of t
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Host: George Noory
Comets & Solar Flares |
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| Friday November 7, 2003 |
Much of the current solar activity "is caused by comets approaching the sun," said maverick physicist James McCanney (website) who was the guest for the first half of Friday's show. He believes that an entourage of minor planet-sized objects have been bombarding the sun, and as evidence for this, he has gathered various visual data on this page on his website. Further, he suggested that SOHO astronomers may have been keeping such information under wraps. McCanney said that it would difficult to draw a one-to-one correlation between geologic activity at Yellowstone and the recent outbursts from the sun. But statistically, he pointed out, there is a relationship between volcanism and solar flares.He theorized that there may be numerous "Planet X"-sized objects that make their way into our solar system over millennia as indigenous legends have described, and that our greatest worry may be debris streams that come from these objects during their passing.
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Host: George Noory
Extreme Weather |
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| Saturday September 20, 2003 |
Art Bell kicked off his new weekend stint with maverick physicist James McCanney (jmccanneyscience), who discussed extreme weather, redirecting the path of hurricanes, and the crash of the Galileo space craft into Jupiter.
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Host: Art Bell
Paul McCartney: Dead or Alive? |
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| Monday August 18, 2003 |
R. Gary Patterson (rgarypatterson.com), the main guest on Monday, discussed what he considers to be an "urban legend," the oft repeated story that Paul McCartney died back in 1966 in a car accident. As chronicled in his book The Walrus Was Paul: The Great Beatle Death Clues of 1969, Patterson believes the group may have deliberately planted enigmatic references in their music and album art, such as on the cover of Sgt. Pepper's. Reacting to the controversial website Paul is Really Dead, which claims to show forensic evidence through before and after photographs, that McCartney was replaced by an imposter in 1966, Patterson sent the link to a Forensic Examiner. The Examiner replied via a written response, that such photo comparisons were not forensic evidence because you would need exact angles for accuracy. Patterson also shared his interpretations of various musical clips and backwards masking excerpts from Beatles recordings that were played on the show. In the lyric "he
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Host: George Noory
Visions and Warnings |
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| Thursday August 14, 2003 |
Author Kathleen Keating (website), the main guest on Thursday night, said a group of visionaries she has contact with, have indicated we are entering into a new time of tribulation. Keating believes such things as severe weather and earthquakes are God's way of "letting us destroy ourselves," as retribution for misdeeds. And yet, she said that such a catastrophic event as a nuclear explosion in Chicago could be "spiritual" because "it would bring us back to God." "The veil is thinning between our world and eternity," Keating said, and this was leading to an increase in strange dreams and visions. People have reported hearing voices coming from their air conditioners she noted. Interestingly, she revealed that her ranch, where she raises horses, is somewhat of a portal to hell. Her daughter was picked up and thrown by a force in the barn and a colt's head seemed to changed shape. Keating believes the land near her ranch, which has been found to have numerous dinosaur relics, has r
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Host: George Noory
Tesla & Atlantis |
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| Monday July 7, 2003 |
Physicist James McCanney (jmccanneyscience), the main guest on Monday night, talked about his new book Atlantis to Tesla. He believes Tesla had access to the mysterious Kolbrin Bible while growing up, and this may have impacted his later ideas. This bible, McCanney said, describes massive devastation to the Earth caused by passing comets. A phenomenon that may be heading our way again, he cautioned. It was this kind of destruction that sunk the continent of Atlantis, which McCanney placed in the South China Sea. Further, he suggested that the US Navy may know about ruins there, but is suppressing this information. The Atlanteans had achieved a high level of technology before their end, including a spacecraft that used a series of glass tubes as part of its propulsion system, McCanney outlined. He also spoke about a huge statue of Poseidon in Atlantis that had an antenna on the top of it for collecting energy, not dissimilar to Tesla technology.
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Host: George Noory
Friday the 13th Open Lines |
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| Friday June 13, 2003 |
Not only was this past Friday night, the 13th day of the month, but it was also nearly a full moon. Accordingly, callers were all over the map with tales of both aliens and ghosts in high schools, 4-ft. dogs, transparent wolves, and a woman having a near death experience as she was giving birth. George also opened a special topic line, for those who had weird experiences, good and bad on Friday the 13th. One woman described her trip from hell, where so many mishaps occurred while attempting to get to her destination, that she now will never leave her house on any Friday the 13th. "I think I may have gone to high school with an alien," said a caller who proceeded to tell a story about a chum named "Matthew" who was never sick one day, yet was strangely reluctant to get a physical. He lived in an underground house with his aunt, and there was a shed on their property that no one was allowed to enter. But the oddest event said the caller, was when he and another friend were staying
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Host: George Noory
Planet X Theories |
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| Friday May 16, 2003 |
Theoretical physicist James McCanney (website) appeared in the first half of Friday night's show to discuss his ideas about Planet X. While he doesn't subscribe to the notion that a rogue planet is headed this way in the next several weeks, he does believe there is evidence that extra solar objects do pass our way on occasion. McCanney theorizes that comets on elliptical orbits can gain in size as they draw in material with their electrical charge. "Hale Bopp had a nucleus the size of the moon," he said, explaining a scenario whereby comets can turn into virtual planets. McCanney correlated his data with other sources of information such as Hopi Indian prophecy, which refers to dramatic changes associated with the passage of objects (Kachinas) in the sky. According to one interpretation he received, the "Blue Kachina" could be Hale-Bopp (1996) and this was said to be followed by the "Red Kachina" in ten years or 2006, which McCanney surmised could be Planet X.
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Host: George Noory
Comets & Planets |
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| Monday April 21, 2003 |
James Mc Canney (jmccanneyscience), a researcher of Celestial Mechanics and Plasma Physics, was Monday night's guest. Comets are not dirty snowballs but "electrical vacuum cleaners that are drawing in material, and the big ones can retain material with their gravitational field and become bigger and bigger," McCanney said, adding that he thinks that most of the planets in our solar system started off as comets. In fact, McCanney believes the planet Venus is just a few thousand years old, and after it escaped Jupiter's orbit, it tore into the inner solar system, destroying Mars' atmosphere as it passed by on its way to its current position. "My estimate is there are approximately 1,000 objects that are planetary size out there," but when they come through our solar system "they will always look like comets," he said. McCanney suspects there could be at least 10-12 objects that are the size of Jupiter or Saturn and that five of them have come through in the last 10,000 years. The
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Host: George Noory