• In the 1950s, Hundreds of People Started Hallucinating Visions of Hell

  In August of 1951, a strange illness descended on the small French town of Pont-Saint-Esprit. Victims complained of abdominal pains, delirium and hallucinations of flames and hellish creatures.

• Scratching the surface: drones cast new light on mystery of Nazca Lines

  An aerial search in the Peruvian desert has revealed intriguing figures of humans and animals that predate the nearby Unesco world heritage site

• Bumblebees bite plants to make them flower early, surprising scientists

  BUMBLEBEES AREN’T MERELY bumbling around our gardens. They’re actively assessing the plants, determining which flowers have the most nectar and pollen, and leaving behind scent marks that tell them which blooms they’ve already visited.

  Image by Alvesgaspar (Wikki Commons)

• The Psychedelic Science of Pain

  While much of the new research on psychedelics show its potentially high efficacy for treating psychological disorders, relatively little research has been done to demonstrate their uses for the treatment of chronic pain conditions.

• Amazon under threat: fires, loggers and now virus

  The Amazon rainforest – which plays a vital role in balancing the world’s climate and helping fight global warming – is also suffering as a result of the coronavirus pandemic.

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Stuff just keeps on getting older…

Photo: In this picture, probably taken in 1957, I’m in India with my father Donald Macarthur Hancock and my mother Muriel Bruce Hancock. How the years have passed. How fleeting is the precious gift of life. “Stuff just keeps on getting older.”  It’s a catch phrase of mine and I […]

Graham Hancock | 28th December 2019

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