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Wasn't the Half Life games based on that place?

The funny thing is when I just googled sun flipping magnetic poles, one of the very top results was talking about it causing "blackouts". It seems like they could use this as a reason for a "blackout". Just a thought.

To me dulce is more interesting than roswell, like edd mention sanchez and schneider are the men to look up, there was a mouse with a human ear found near there if I remember rightly, interesting subject.

I didn't Pea, ol Georgey is a bit nuts

20 Nov 2013 11:40:19
Did you hear when George Noory told a caller Art has been dead for years? pea

Cheers Captain. yep, he is still alive Pea

What's the crack with the comet Ison. Is it heading our way or just another lot of scaremongering. Seems to be a lot of activity surrounding this beast.

red blancmonge

Thanks ed, I didn't realise about this, I've signed up for it though.

It seems that he quit because of the shows availability. He was with Sirius or some other 'fancy' satellite radio station. They would not allow the show to be broadcast to a wider audience and stopped people from uploading it to youtube. At least that is what he wrote on his website recently.

Captain Needa

I have noticed he talks much more scores than he used to.

But can you not argue that conflict actually propelled us forward with rockets, stealth bombers etc.

Art bell still does C2C, Somewhere in time I think it's called.

19 Nov 2013 15:07:05
Is Art Bell dead or alive? pea

Not been posting recently but always have a read at this site, I am also just along the road from Larkhall, Strathaven. Scotland. Keep up the good work

Vambo

I posted something about this about a year ago. Antibiotics have been sold over the counter for years in Europe and other foreign countries and in this country many people don't finish the course properly. A few antibiotics are being held back but we are running out of discovering different types. I think some people will mutate and adapt over time such is life. Other worrying aspects as I've mentioned before are things like c-diff.

Supasub

18 Nov 2013 23:26:49
Beat me too it. Damn stupid time to put it on. Mort

18 Nov 2013 17:33:27
Bloodlines are a 'front' for what rules this planet, more-like. pea

18 Nov 2013 15:13:17
Either we are out of place or something has been done to "nature" to make things seem that way.
I go with the latter. pea

I was merely suggesting that there could be a connection between the way the moon affects bodies of water and our own body of water. After all, waves don't cease when the moon is on the other side of the earth.
In anyway, it wasn't meant as an explanation as we still don't know exactly how the moon affects life on earth.
Research shows that our bodies can easily adapt to 23-25 hour cycles and to extremes of 48 hours with enough repetition. These NASA experiments are carried out so we can adapt to the rhythm of other planets.
All the research I have read on this subject, keeps mentioning artificial light as a possible explanation for the alteration of circadian rhythm.
On the other hand, if we were genetically engineered but only spend time living on this earth, how would our bodies have adapted to a 25 hour cycle? Is that programming somewhere in our DNA?
Zari

A lunar day lasts about 24 hours and 50 minutes. Luna also controls the subtle wave patterns of water on the earth. All cultures are rife with full-moon stories. We seem to be the only species on this planet that spends time star gazing. Perhaps our cycles adapted to the lunar cycle. We have used lunar based calendars along with solar based ones throughout our history.
Zari