Paranormal News
Has a Tunguska crater been found?
Trees near the Tunguska River in Siberia still looked devastated nearly two decades after a large meteorite exploded above the ground in June 1908. The Tunguska event, which ranks as one of the most violent cosmic impacts of this century, leveled roughly 800 square miles of Siberian taiga. In the online journal Terra Nova, a team of Italian researchers led by marine geologist Luca Gasperini reports on what may be the missing Tunguska impact crater...
(Also read: " The Tunguska Mystery")
Pyramid-style crop circle points the way to Wiltshire's White Horse
Crop circle season has started early this year but in a familiar setting after this impressive three-dimensional pyramid design was discovered at Milk Hill in Wiltshire...
Ohio hotels: they're haunted
Innkeeper Elaine Crane defends the kindly spirit in a white nightgown that sometimes greets guests of Crane's historic Painesville establishment. "She's friendly," insisted Crane. Mistress Suzanne is more Casper than poltergeist. She isn't mean like the ghosts who terrify lodgers in the thriller "1408," which checked into theaters Friday. The movie, based on a Stephen King story, is about the haunted hotel room in which jaded horror writer and ghost debunker Mike Enslin spends one horrific night...
(Also see: "Hotel Ghost photo")
N.J. mystery creature has fangs and fins
As soon as he viewed the photo - those fanglike teeth, like something out of a horror movie - John Lundberg knew what the mystery creature was.
"Once you see one of these things, you don't forget it," says Lundberg, curator of fishes at the Academy of Natural Sciences...
Archaeologist sparks hunt for Holy Grail
An archaeologist has sparked a Da Vinci Code-style hunt for the Holy Grail after claiming ancient records show it is buried under a 6th century church in Rome. The cup - said to have been used by Christ at the Last Supper - is the focus of countless legends and has been sought for centuries...
Flying saucers spin from snow-capped mountains
Sixty years ago this Sunday the US businessman Kenneth Arnold was flying his aircraft near the Cascade Mountains in Washington state. In a clear blue sky he spotted a formation of nine silvery, disc-shaped objects darting around, which he described as “like pie plates skipping over the water”. They moved in perfect synchrony and occasionally flashed brightly. The next day a newspaper report of the sighting coined the phrase “flying saucers”, and within weeks hundreds of such reports had swept the US. Were these extraterrestrial space craft?..
Mountain village 1890 haunted?
Creaking old frames, dripping water, drafts of cold air and bumps in the attic all occur naturally, but they also can be found in the stereotypical haunted house. These unnerving sounds and shapes can be found among the old buildings and cave at Mountain Village 1890 in Bull Shoals. But the Oates family, who owns and operates the tourist attraction, says they have experienced the supernatural there as well...
Andersonville filled with numerous ghostly encounters
Haunted stories have an affect that send a tingling sensation up the spine. But sometimes these tales of ghosts, haunted houses and spooky cemeteries are recorded as actual accounts experienced by ordinary people and by those who investigate these tales of horror. The City of Andersonville has been marked as one of the many cities that is filled with numerous encounters of the supernatural...
Couple's experiences in home defy logic
When Donna L. MacLean speaks of the past coming to life, she isn't simply quoting a middle school history teacher. For Mrs. MacLean, the past is an everyday presence. It is an uninvited and unwelcome guest. "It started right after we first bought the house seven years ago," she said, referring to the house on Orchard Hill Drive in Rutland that she shares with her husband, Gerald A. MacLean, and her son, Nicholas VanKleef. "I would feel a presence or I would hear sounds in the basement, but there was never anybody there."..
(Also read: "Poltergeists: Three Famous Cases")
Trees near the Tunguska River in Siberia still looked devastated nearly two decades after a large meteorite exploded above the ground in June 1908. The Tunguska event, which ranks as one of the most violent cosmic impacts of this century, leveled roughly 800 square miles of Siberian taiga. In the online journal Terra Nova, a team of Italian researchers led by marine geologist Luca Gasperini reports on what may be the missing Tunguska impact crater...
(Also read: " The Tunguska Mystery")
Pyramid-style crop circle points the way to Wiltshire's White Horse
Crop circle season has started early this year but in a familiar setting after this impressive three-dimensional pyramid design was discovered at Milk Hill in Wiltshire...
Ohio hotels: they're haunted
Innkeeper Elaine Crane defends the kindly spirit in a white nightgown that sometimes greets guests of Crane's historic Painesville establishment. "She's friendly," insisted Crane. Mistress Suzanne is more Casper than poltergeist. She isn't mean like the ghosts who terrify lodgers in the thriller "1408," which checked into theaters Friday. The movie, based on a Stephen King story, is about the haunted hotel room in which jaded horror writer and ghost debunker Mike Enslin spends one horrific night...
(Also see: "Hotel Ghost photo")
N.J. mystery creature has fangs and fins
As soon as he viewed the photo - those fanglike teeth, like something out of a horror movie - John Lundberg knew what the mystery creature was.
"Once you see one of these things, you don't forget it," says Lundberg, curator of fishes at the Academy of Natural Sciences...
Archaeologist sparks hunt for Holy Grail
An archaeologist has sparked a Da Vinci Code-style hunt for the Holy Grail after claiming ancient records show it is buried under a 6th century church in Rome. The cup - said to have been used by Christ at the Last Supper - is the focus of countless legends and has been sought for centuries...
Flying saucers spin from snow-capped mountains
Sixty years ago this Sunday the US businessman Kenneth Arnold was flying his aircraft near the Cascade Mountains in Washington state. In a clear blue sky he spotted a formation of nine silvery, disc-shaped objects darting around, which he described as “like pie plates skipping over the water”. They moved in perfect synchrony and occasionally flashed brightly. The next day a newspaper report of the sighting coined the phrase “flying saucers”, and within weeks hundreds of such reports had swept the US. Were these extraterrestrial space craft?..
Mountain village 1890 haunted?
Creaking old frames, dripping water, drafts of cold air and bumps in the attic all occur naturally, but they also can be found in the stereotypical haunted house. These unnerving sounds and shapes can be found among the old buildings and cave at Mountain Village 1890 in Bull Shoals. But the Oates family, who owns and operates the tourist attraction, says they have experienced the supernatural there as well...
Andersonville filled with numerous ghostly encounters
Haunted stories have an affect that send a tingling sensation up the spine. But sometimes these tales of ghosts, haunted houses and spooky cemeteries are recorded as actual accounts experienced by ordinary people and by those who investigate these tales of horror. The City of Andersonville has been marked as one of the many cities that is filled with numerous encounters of the supernatural...
Couple's experiences in home defy logic
When Donna L. MacLean speaks of the past coming to life, she isn't simply quoting a middle school history teacher. For Mrs. MacLean, the past is an everyday presence. It is an uninvited and unwelcome guest. "It started right after we first bought the house seven years ago," she said, referring to the house on Orchard Hill Drive in Rutland that she shares with her husband, Gerald A. MacLean, and her son, Nicholas VanKleef. "I would feel a presence or I would hear sounds in the basement, but there was never anybody there."..
(Also read: "Poltergeists: Three Famous Cases")
