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I discovered the photographs of this strange and incredible incident today (don’t ask me how, but I ended up here) and I knew immediately that this story is something that the world at large needed to hear about. Moreover, these two photographs are truly amazing, once in a lifetime images, that I just know we [...]

Edinburgh is full of secrets – underground streets, vaults, Freemason’s headquarters and tunnels everywhere. You would think that Arthur’s Seat, being a big lump of solid rock, would be immune to the scheming architecture of old developments, but you’d be wrong. In addition to a tunnel clearly visible from Holyrood Park, there is also an [...]

Following the disappearance of millions of bees – as reported in Dr. Who – Rt Hon Hilary Benn, the Environment Secretary, has announced £4.3 million to save the honey bee population of Great Britain. According to The Register, the National Bee Unit (NBU) will get £2.3 million over two years and £400,000 will go into [...]

You don’t have to be rich to experience culture. The Turner Exhibition is Edinburgh is 100% free. Thanks to Henry Vaughan, the Victorian collector, the delicate watercolours are shown publicly in Edinburgh and Dublin every January. The works are only shown for one month during the darkest part of the year by order of Vaughan’s [...]

I was one of the four people Linda stated who saw “The Weirdest Thing I Have Ever Seen” on the early hours of Saturday 3rd January 2009 – luckily our friend had her camera and managed to grab these shots of the Orange light. To add yet more credence to our sighting, today, thanks to [...]

If you see some bright lights in the sky this week, don’t set off for Bethlehem. It’s just the remnants of  asteroid 3200 Phaethon. Collectively this debris is known as The Geminids Meteor shower and consists of low bright meteors. This is “the most reliable and often the most spectacular meteor shower of the year”, [...]

A Chilean volcano has erupted at the same time as an electrical storm was passing over head, resulting in some spectacular photos. Authorities thought the volcano was dormant because it had not erupted for hundreds of years.  

After many years of difficult research, we’re finally able to release the finding’s of our study into human lifestyles since the mid 1990s, here are the results in graph form: I gathered this important data from the very best ever Facebook group – You’re Having a Graph – which you all need to join by [...]

Obviously, this is long overdue. We need an update on the badger situation. Things are getting rife. Last week, we reported that badger attacks on frogs were a strangely fluctuating phenomenon, and we were right. However, on Tuesday we went to the lake district, and en route we witnessed not one, but two slayed badgers, [...]