Radar and Sensor Evidence in UAP Disclosure
3 April 2026
We examine radar, infrared and multisensor tracks that underpin recent UAP disclosures and separate rigorous science from speculation.
Sarah Whitcombe
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Weather Modification Patents and Government Contract Links
12 March 2026
We examine patents, research programmes and government contracts to separate published evidence from speculation about deliberate weather control.
Near-Death Experiences: Evidence, Experts and the Unknown
6 March 2026
We examine near-death experiences with careful analysis of peer reviewed research, expert views and remaining mysteries for conspiracy-minded readers.
Psychic Research and the Ganzfeld: What We Can Actually Say
24 February 2026
We examine the controversial Ganzfeld experiments, separating peer reviewed findings, expert critique and speculation about psychic claims.
Secret Patents & Corporate Vaults: Inventor Buyouts Exposed
17 February 2026
We examine how corporations buy inventions, seal patents and silence creators, separating research, expert views and informed speculation.
Scientific Funding Bias: Gatekeepers, Blacklists, Taboos
27 January 2026
We investigate how grant systems can favour some topics, cold-shoulder others, and what the evidence and expert voices tell us about hidden biases in science funding.
Mind Control Experiments: Behavioural Conditioning Trials
21 January 2026
We examine historic behavioural conditioning trials, declassified programmes and credible science, separating peer reviewed evidence from expert opinion and speculation.
Pharmaceutical Lobbying Influence: Hidden Ties Revealed
29 December 2025
We examine how drug companies shape research, policy and practice, separating peer reviewed evidence from expert views and reasoned speculation.
Secret Bio-Research Funding: What We Found
22 December 2025
We examine hidden streams of funding for biological research, distinguish peer reviewed facts from expert views and informed speculation, and list sources.
Why Scientific Studies Get Retracted
16 December 2025
We examine notable retractions, why they happen, and what they mean for truth seekers and public trust in science.