This just in: Nick Redfern, a good friend and correspondent with the Gralien Report, has alerted me that he will be speaking at an upcoming […] Read More
Author: Micah Hanks
Micah Hanks is a writer, researcher, and podcaster. His interests include areas of history, science, archaeology, philosophy, and the study of anomalous phenomena in nature. He can be reached at info@micahhanks.com.
Over at the Mind Hacks website, I was astonished to read about a recent study, in which scientists observed videos of individuals under the influence […] Read More
The news broke earlier yesterday, but after it became the top story on the Drudge Report, reports of a massive fireball skirting through the sky […] Read More
At the website Space Weather, reports of what is being called “one of the largest solar prominences in years” has has been observed near the […] Read More
At the tail end of the new Binnall of America Audio Podcast (produced by my super-pal Tim Binnall), listeners can enjoy a brief exchange with […] Read More
According to a new article featured at the National Geographic website, near-death experiences have been discovered to be “tricks of the mind triggered by an […] Read More
This Saturday, I’ll be appearing on The Bruce Collins Show, where Bruce will feature a recent interview we did that discusses my book Magic Mysticism […] Read More
Tonight from 11 PM to 1 AM EDST, I’ll be appearing on one of my favorite radio programs, The Mothership Connection with hosts Dobie Maxwell […] Read More
It’s official: UFOs do exist. That is, based on the acronym of a bunch of feisty (and presently active) senior citizens, the United Flying Octogenarians. […] Read More
Over at Mysterious Universe I recently blogged about a new book two of my favorite Forteans, Loren Coleman and Mark A. Hall, are working together […] Read More
Below is a video of the New York-based girl group, “The Bambi Killers.” The gals are described as “an extremely unconventional rock’n’roll performance art trio […] Read More
After years of scientific scrutiny being applied to ancient relics like the Shroud of Turin (which new studies have relied on in producing the “face […] Read More
Robots have long been implemented in Western society, beginning with Greek Philosopher and mathematician Archytas, who was said to have constructed a small bird out […] Read More
In 1951, a strange thing occurred at a commune in the Gard d
It sounds more like something from a science fiction story, but it’s just as the headline reads: a new computerized “scientist,” with the semi-cryptically foreboding […] Read More
In my book Magic, Mysticism and the Molecule, there are many instances where I discuss the various cultural parallels that exist between people around the […] Read More