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 In review: What on Earth ?
Posted on Monday, 16 November, 2009| 5:05 | Comments: 2
Unexplained Mysteries: For years the crop circle phenomenon has both intrigued and baffled. Most people, Whether they believe them to be clever hoaxes or something more will have both heard and formed an opinion on these peculiar though beautiful phenomena. In celebration of this mystery we're featuring a quick review of a new documentary being released on DVD this month, What on Earth? Inside the Crop Circle Mystery. The film is produced and directed by Suzanne Taylor who has followed the crop circle phenomenon for many years.
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 In review: Jesus in India
Posted on Wednesday, 11 March, 2009| 5:36 | Comments: 2
Unexplained Mysteries: 'Jesus in India' is a thought-provoking and deeply spiritual film directed and produced by Paul Davids. It features and follows in the travels of former fundamentalist Edward T Martin who was ousted from his church for asking questions he wasn't supposed to ask and centres around one fundamental question - where was Jesus between the age of 12 and 30 ? It sounds like a simple enough thing to ask, but in practice the question is met with condemnation and dismissal, even the Bible offers only a singl...
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 In review: The Hidden Whisper
Posted on Tuesday, 23 September, 2008| 4:24 | Comments: 0
Unexplained Mysteries: JJ Lumsden's "The Hidden Whisper" is an intriguing cross between a detective novel and a good old-fashioned ghost story. The plot follows the experiences of Dr. Luke Jackson, a British parapsychologist who while visiting his grandparents in Arizona becomes unwittingly roped in to investigating a series of mysterious events at the house of a local retired couple. Throughout the story Luke uses his background in parapsychology and a grea...
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 In review: 2013
Posted on Wednesday, 3 September, 2008| 10:31 | Comments: 15
Unexplained Mysteries: As the year 2012 approaches many people await it with a certain degree of trepidation. Some believe it will hail a new age of enlightenment for mankind, some that it will signify the beginning of the end of the world and some that the date actually holds no special significance at all. So what can we expect to happen in 2012 ? In her new book '2013: Envisioning the world after the events of 2012", Marie D. Jones explores the possibilities....
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 In review: Flying saucers and science
Posted on Sunday, 6 July, 2008| 5:32 | Comments: 2
Unexplained Mysteries: Stanton Friedman is one of the world's leading researchers in to the UFO phenomenon, a nuclear physicist Friedman has spent most of his life investigating and lecturing about unidentified flying objects. He has made numerous radio and television appearances and remains one of the most respected and recognised faces in the field. When we got a chance therefore to review his latest book "Flying Saucers and Science" we jumpe...
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 In review: The Unknown Universe
Posted on Tuesday, 10 June, 2008| 3:59 | Comments: 2
Unexplained Mysteries: Possibly the greatest of all mysteries, our universe has been the subject of study, intrigue and wonder from the first time man looked up at the sky and saw the heavens stretched out above. What we know about the universe today thanks to scientists and astronomers is a marvel of human thought and ingenuity, but for every question answered there remains many more unsolved. In his new book "The Unknown Universe" Dr. Richard Hammond lays down on the...
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 Interview: Nick Redfern
Posted on Tuesday, 20 May, 2008| 4:47 | Comments: 3
Unexplained Mysteries: This month Ghost Mysteries's Gigan caught up with Nick Redfern and forwarded along the questions that our forum members on both Ghost Mysteries and Unexplained Mysteries suggested we ask him for our interview - our thanks to Nick for answering these for us, to Gigan for organising it and to those who submitted their suggestions for the interview.
Q: What spawned your interest in monster hunting? Have you ever felt to be in danger doing what you do, physical or otherwise?
N: My interest in cryptozoology really began when I was about 4 or 5 years old and me and my parents went on holida...
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 In review: The Way of the Explorer
Posted on Tuesday, 8 April, 2008| 4:52 | Comments: 1
Unexplained Mysteries: A first person account of the journey to another world by any of the twelve men who have set foot on the Moon is always worth a read and Dr. Edgar Mitchell's "The Way of the Explorer" is no exception. This book however is not only an account of his trip to the Moon but also delves in to the metaphysical, from psychic phenomena to the nature of consciousness itself.
The book begins with an overview of Mitchell's history, where he grew up, his family, his career and how he came to become one of the few people to step foot on the lunar surface. The next part, which details his voyage t...
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 In review: Lost lands, forgotten realms
Posted on Saturday, 5 January, 2008| 4:14 | Comments: 0
Unexplained Mysteries: For our first review of 2008 we'll be taking a look at Dr. Bob Curran's new book "Lost Lands, Forgotten Realms". Regulars to our site will no doubt be familiar with stories of the likes of Atlantis, Shangri-La and Lemuria which are believed to have existed but which to this day remain undiscovered. "Lost Lands, Forgotten Realms" is a comprehensive guide to such places, delving deep in to the myths, the stories and the facts behind a large number of the world's most well known mythological civilizations, lands and places.
There is a gold mine of information here and anyon...
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 In review: Endgame
Posted on Monday, 10 December, 2007| 3:51 | Comments: 5
Unexplained Mysteries: In this review we'll be taking a look at the new Alex Jones DVD release "Endgame: Blueprint for global enslavement". One thing to note here is that we recommend keeping an open mind when watching this, those who are not familiar with the New World Order, the Bilderberg group or the other concepts covered in the film may feel inclined to dismiss what's being said out of hand, similarly some people are going to believe every word of it. Either way Endgame is a thought-provoking and somewhat disturbing look at an undesirable future and the forces that have been at work shaping it for over a hundred...
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