New photo of Loch Ness Monster
Loren Coleman: Is this the Loch Ness Monster, a new rare photo of a Nessie? It was taken from the banks of Loch Ness, in Scotland; this copyrighted image is being published all over the UK. And now the world. Richard Preston, a landscape designer, was working on Aldourie Castle gardens on the southern shores of Loch Ness, when the 27-year-old Yorkshireman spotted a shape on the loch's surface out of the corner of his eye...
'Ghost' caught on camera in Flinders Mall
There's something spooky going on in one of Townsville's oldest inner-city buildings. Video footage of paranormal activity in an old CBD building has surfaced on internet site YouTube, and it has already captured the imagination of the online world, sceptics and ghost-hunters alike...
Ghost hunters take on Seattle pub
The guys from the Travel Channel show "Ghost Adventures" were in Seattle recently, making an episode about Kells Irish Pub in Post Alley. If you listen to the tour guides and Pike Place Market regulars, the pub is haunted with the ghost of a little girl. The building Kells resides in used to be the site of a mortuary...
I remember the Alamo: How a psychic cook called Carolyn convinced Phil Collins he's a reincarnated American hero
Alice Cooper has his golf, Charlie Watts his classic cars and Eric Clapton his fishing. Bill Wyman spends hours with his metal detector and Rod Stewart is, of course, very deeply into his model trains. But it's fair to say Phil Collins' rock-star hobby outdoes the lot. For Collins, the thrice-married Genesis percussionist and solo star, has become obsessed with the battle of the Alamo to such an extent there are mutterings he may be one drumstick short of a pair...
A scientific explanation for ghosts?
There may be an explanation for things like ghosts and hauntings. And it's not your mind simply playing tricks on you. Are you hearing weird sounds, briefly seeing ghostly images, feel a presence in the room with you, or an inexplicable and sudden sense of overwhelming fear? It just might be infrasound...
M6 paranormal crash report: suspect confirms secret code
In yet another twist in the ongoing investigations into the incidents on the M6 and in Paris the detective leading the investigation in the UK has confirmed that the police are now desperately trying to crack what they believe is a secret code. It is the latest in a set of bizarre facts to emerge since the arrest of the suspect in Manchester just over two weeks ago. Detective Silverton has also confirmed that the suspect remains in custody of their own volition but refuses to comment on their identity...
Kiwi may have solved mystery of the pyramids
A Wellington scientist has come up with an explanation that may help solve the question of how the ancient Egyptians built the pyramids. Professor Ken MacKenzie from Victoria University tested a small sample of a block from the famous Bent Pyramid, built more than 4500 years ago, at his Lower Hutt lab. He ground it to powder, put in a spectrometer containing a powerful magnet and spun it at a staggering 12,000 revolutions per second. From that, he was able to get a sub-atomic analysis of the pyramid block. It showed that rather being solid stone, it was a mixture of several materials, a sort of ancient concrete...
