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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.
Greetings all, It is with great excitement that I announce the arrival of a new project headed by my friend and fellow researcher, Christopher McCollum, […] Read More
UPI.com reports that Bigfoot believers do actually exist… and they aren’t as affected by hoaxes as one might think: http://www.upi.com/Odd_News/2008/08/30/Bigfoot_believers_undeterred_by_hoaxes/UPI-78081220070569/ I say “GOOD.” Hoaxers don’t […] Read More
I haven’t gotten any information about this clip aside from what is described in the video itself:
In spite of his tall, thin frame, there is no Gralien hiding beneath the skin of presidential candidate Barack Obama, according to US News blogger […] Read More
I seldom touch on political topics on this website. However, I had to share this latest political joke, being circulated as a chain-mail-type message on […] Read More
National Geographic reports that in an underground
The final verdict is in: McKinnon will be making a visit to the United States, from which he may never leave: McKinnon Loses Extradition Appeal […] Read More
Here we are again; The Gralien Report brings you the latest on the worldwide obsession with building flying saucers, this time in the UK as […] Read More
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The death of a man who could arguably be called one of the most
This just in from Nick Redfern: Yesterday, fellow-Fortean, author and good friend Marie Jones interviewed me about my cryptozoological research. We covered a lot of […] Read More
The website Londonist reported
…but refuse to pay it back to the investor who forked over the sum in exchange for the biggest freezer-full-of-roadkill in Georgia. As reported by […] Read More
I read this entry today over at the Switched blog, where author Tim Stevens questions the credibility of photographic evidence of extraordinary claims: http://www.switched.com/2008/08/22/with-photoshop-a-click-away-can-photography-be-trusted/ Photoshop […] Read More
Though it’s old news by now, there are interesting things being reported about a document, having to do with an incident that occurred on July […] Read More