Wyso And The Other Creepy Kids on Gerard Street
Man's Best
Sparkers
Better Dig 2
Part of our study into Plato’s concept of The Great Year involves a look at ancient civilizations. In this week’s post we will examine a sunken lost city, found in 2001, that challenges previously held archeological beliefs about the timeline of our Earth and man’s progression. From our post last week, we learned that The Great Year can […]
Bathysphere and Its Pioneers of the Deep
I like science so weird it resembles fiction, which is the essence of my blog, The Probe . While researching anglerfish, I ran across the Bathysphere and found it fascinating that on August 15, 1934, two men descended into depths of the ocean never before traveled. The Short of It The first marine biologist to penetrate the perpetual darkness […]
The Brain. The Only Organ That Can Think About Itself.
Do you see a rabbit or a duck in the above illustration? Or do you see both? The ability to flip between the two images indicates an individual’s creative aptitude. Persons who can make the switch appear to have a creative edge as discovered by Psychologist Dr. Joseph Jastrow in 1899. In his findings, those who […]
Ancient Earthworks Spark NASA’s Interest
You know how left-brained individuals always have reasons for the unexplainable? Like how crop circles are all hoaxes. Well, you logical souls, explain this. According to a recently published New York Times article, two weeks ago NASA released satellite photographs of earthworks found in Kazakhstan. These earthworks are recognizable from the air only, are huge, and the oldest is estimated to […]
To Repent or Not. Ghosts or Not. A Chilling Tale.
I don’t do book reviews or author interviews. Except when I find a really good book by a self-published author. Like I did with Travis Simmon’s Desolation in my Zombie Read Along blog. Kathy Finfrock’s House of Redemption fits into my list of “must haves” to warrant a blog. The Must Haves List: an amazing […]
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