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Jack Parsons & Demons: Did Rockets Summon UAPs?
Key Takeaways Jack Parsons, a pioneer in American rocketry who co-founded Aerojet and contributed to JPL/Caltech projects, performed the Babalon Working rituals from January to March 1946, ending in tragedy with his death in a 1952 explosion—facts that anchor much of the lore surrounding occult influences in aerospace history. Recent U.S. government reports, including the […]
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Marsili Volcano: The Hidden Threat Beneath Etna & Naples
Key Takeaways Mt. Etna is undergoing intense paroxysmal activity at its summit craters, with lava fountains, ash plumes, and short lava flows observed; INGV reports and mainstream press confirm these events from 24–27 December 2025; the main unresolved risk centers on whether this signals a shift to more sustained or explosive behavior. Campi Flegrei shows […]
Kremlin Drone Attack: False Flag or Real Strike?
Key Takeaways What appears to have happened: The Kremlin reported an alleged drone strike on President Putin’s residence on December 29–30, 2025, framing it as an external provocation (sources: BBC, CNBC). What verifiable evidence supports: Ukraine has denied responsibility, and no independently verifiable forensic evidence, such as imagery or fragments, has been released by Russian […]
Ancient Power Plants? Lightning, Pyramids and Proof
Key Takeaways Geoffrey Drumm proposes that monuments such as Avebury and the Giza Plateau were arranged to harness lightning and telluric currents, producing nitrates and ammonia that could aid post‑Ice Age agriculture and recovery. Independent science confirms telluric currents as a real geophysical phenomenon and documents lightning’s role in atmospheric nitrogen fixation (estimates commonly cited […]
Solar Micronova & Pole Shift: What Really Happened
Key Takeaways S0 News published a video titled “Solar Flare, Micronova Bombshell, Pole Shift Discoveries | S0 News Dec.29.2025” on YouTube on December 29, 2025. NOAA SWPC issued specific watches and alerts in December 2025 for geo-active events, like a G3 geomagnetic-storm WATCH for December 9, 2025, but late December forecasts showed mostly quiet-to-unsettled conditions […]
Solar ‘Plasma Rain’ Warning: What NOAA Data Shows
Key Takeaways Claim: Over the last week, the radiation belts were described as ‘fully charged near observational maximum levels,’ and a near-term ‘triple burst’ of solar activity could trigger large-scale ‘plasma precipitation’ toward Earth, according to Stefan Burns’ video and channel. Verified operational context: NOAA/SWPC provides real-time GOES X-ray, proton, and electron flux products, issuing […]
Arctic Little People: Folklore, Hoax, or Hidden Species?
Key Takeaways Witnesses across Alaska, Yukon, NWT, and Nunavut report encounters with small, elusive beings, known locally as Inukin/Enukin, Iñukun, Ircenrraat, or inuarutligak. The strongest public record relies on testimonials and folklore: early 20th-century collections by Knud Rasmussen and others, plus eyewitness reports like Kenneth Ashby’s from Noatak in 1938, alongside ongoing local accounts. No […]
Solar Flares and Quakes: What Really Hit on Dec 27
Key Takeaways An M5.1-class solar flare was recorded on 2025-12-27 at 01:50 UTC (NOAA SWPC). A strong earthquake struck off Taiwan on 2025-12-27 (USGS initial ~6.6; Taiwanese CWB reported up to ~7.0); local time ~11:05 PM (UTC+8). Mount Merapi was in an ongoing eruptive phase in December 2025 with dome activity and pyroclastic density currents […]
Jeffrey Epstein Files: What Whitney Webb Gets Right
\n Key Takeaways \n \n Whitney Webb has published a multi-part investigation alleging ties between Jeffrey Epstein, organized-crime actors, and intelligence services; her coverage appears at MintPress News and Unlimited Hangout, and she authored One Nation Under Blackmail. \n Primary public records exist, including the DOJ Epstein library, FBI Vault entry, court filings, and flight […]
Count of St. Germain: Immortal Ascended Master or Myth?
Key Takeaways Strong evidence supports the existence of an 18th-century figure known as the Count of St. Germain, documented in memoirs, diplomatic correspondence, and newspapers as a charismatic courtier, musician, and eccentric. Claims of immortality and ascended mastery go beyond verifiable records, stemming from late 19th-century Theosophical writings and devotional testimonials that lack primary civil […]
Younger Dryas Comet: What Randall Carlson Gets Wrong
Younger Dryas, Carlson, and the Limits of a Catastrophe Claim Summary Proponents of the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis argue that around 12,900 years ago an extraterrestrial event such as a comet airburst produced a hemispheric layer of anomalous materials, abrupt cooling, widespread fires, and biological and cultural disruptions. Randall Carlson and Stefan Burns revisit these […]