Researcher Tom Brooks reckons primitive man was a navigational genius. It's true, but only if you ignore the evidence to the contrary

Every now and then you have to salute a genius. Both the Daily Mail and the Metro report research analysing the positions of Britain's ancient sites, and the results are startling: primitive man had his own form of satnav.

Researcher Tom Brooks analysed 1,500 prehistoric monuments, and found them all to be on a grid of isosceles triangles, each pointing to the ...

For some time now, RiPA has been babbling on about the whole Homeopathy thing. 

Before I get to the point of this blog, I just want to mention why RiPA have taken notice of the 10:23 circumstance.

Homeopathy was a claim that these magical bottles are filled with special curative elements that can cure in miraculous ways. Even more so than modern technology and medical equipment.

Now this sounds paranormal, along the same lines of Reiki and psychic healing.

So, whats new? If you are unfamiliar wit...

Three months ago, Twitter hosted its first scientific experiment and invited users to help demonstrate the existence of psychic powers. Professor Richard Wiseman, of the University of Hertfordshire, recruited 7,000 volunteers via the social messaging service to investigate "remote viewing" (RV), Even RiPA Atticus took part in this study but sucked miserably!! A remote viewer is a gifted individual who claims to be able to "see" events in the past, present and future, and identifying distant l...

Thats right. it seems that our space dwelling cousins
have tired of visting the remote farm places and trailer park in the good old US of A and have decided to up their standards..... well, according to the taker of this picture anyhow.

The picture of the flying shape was clicked hovering over the house at Hatfield, or Hatfield House even, near Welwyn Garden City.

It was Chris Middleton, of Welwyn, who snapped the mystery object during a a visit to the Jacobean house and garden, the home of...

The authorities in Sri Lanka have arrested a popular astrologer who predicted that the president will be ejected from office, police say.

Chandrasiri Bandara announced last week that the government would flounder in September and October because of political and economic problems.
The opposition have condemned the arrest and warned that the country is heading towards a dictatorship.
Astrology is taken seriously by numerous Sri Lankan politicians.

Police told the AP news agency that Mr Band...