Greetings Graliens, First of all, I’d like to thank all the loyal readers of the Gralien Report for another wonderful year! 2009 was tremendous so […] Read More
Month: December 2009
In a technological demonstration of advanced bio-engineering, use of methods like vivisection to see the workings of organs in live goldfish have now, in a […] Read More
I’ve always been very intrigued by the notion that underground worlds might exist… by this, I mean extensive cavernous realms beneath the Earth that descend […] Read More
Here’s a well-wishing of season’s greetings to all of you out there. May your holiday be merry, and the rest of your winter be warm, […] Read More
I’ve long been a proponent of the notion that polarized systems involving belief and skepticism are often guilty of the same transgression: ironically, this is […] Read More
Who’s the jolly guy with glasses and a beard that shows up each year around late December? If you guessed Santa Clause, you’re wrong… try […] Read More
Since the second week in December, videos (at least two known to exist) were uploaded to YouTube from Russia, allegedly documenting the presence a gigantic […] Read More
I thought I’d share a few unique images taken by yours truly, along with Gralien Report correspondent Christopher McCollum and videographer Brian Irish during an […] Read More
The snow that has literally been dumped on the East Coast is officially the most massive winter storm this century. CNN reported today that a […] Read More
Yesterday news was brought to us thanks to Roger Marsh with the UFO Examiner regarding a UFO report filed with the Texas chapter of the […] Read More
Roger Marsh at the UFO Examiner has linked a strange story today, involving the appearance of two odd-looking “creatures” spotted by children at a family […] Read More
This video shows some of the most innovative and practical inventions I’ve seen in years. In it, Indian inventor and futurist Pranav Mistry demos several […] Read More
The strange hexagon shape on Saturn’s north pole, photographed last year (but initially discovered in the 1980s), has drawn quite a bit of interest from […] Read More
It’s official: if this website’s mascot had to endorse one beer as his favorite, this would be it: Galactic Grog: Beer from Space? It appears […] Read More
Speculation has emerged that suggests a link between the recent hacking of a server at England’s East Anglia Univeristy and Russian Secret Service, the Times […] Read More