Tag: Video
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Retro Sci-Fi Weekend: ‘The Time Machine’ (1960)
One of the all-time best science fiction movies, ‘The Time Machine’ (1960), stars Rod Taylor in his first leading role with Yvette Mimieux in a – dare we say – timeless classic!
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Anesthesia: Queen Of Cryptocracy
Sounds exotic, but it’s true. It’s all nuts. Something’s cut loose and we can all sense it and no one gets it. Cuz humanity’s carefully anesthetized.
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Unsealed Conspiracy Files – Stargates
Unsealed Conspiracy Files shines a light on dozens of mysterious, previously top secret case files released by the government in April 2011.
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Asteroid 2012 DA14 Close Approach Feb 15
Don Yeomans, NASA manager of Near Earth Object Office, reassures in two minute video that asteroid DA 14 will not hit earth or even a satellite.
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#NewWorldNextWeek: Episode142 – Drone Ban, 3D Organs, Silent Circle
City in Virginia Becomes First to Pass Anti-Drone Legislation; Scientists 3-D Print With Human Embryonic Stem Cells; and, Now You Can Encrypt Your Calls, Texts to Protect Them From Being Spied On
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Tonight’s Sky: February 2013
In February, look for the brilliant stars of Orion and for dazzling Jupiter blazing overhead.
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Order Of The Days = Freemason Solar Doctrine?
How did days of the week end up in their present order?
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Windsor votes to remove fluoride from drinking water
from windsorstar.com: Windsor on Monday joined the growing number of municipalities which have voted to end the decades-old practice of adding fluoride to the water supply in the fight against tooth decay. “A lot has changed in the last 60 years … fluoride is not the be-all and end-all to prevent tooth decay,” said Mayor…
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Sci-Fi Short Weekend: ‘R’ha’
David Hill writes in article, “The Democratization Of Filmmaking — Riveting Sci-Fi Short Film R’ha Created By A Single Person,” “Digital filmmaking is transforming Hollywood, no doubt, but for independent filmmakers, it is nothing short of a revolution. Case in point: 22-year-old German student Kaleb Lechowski. After seven months of writing, designing, and editing as…
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Sci-Fi Short Weekend: ‘Prism’
The basic synopsis of Prism is that two people sneak into a science/technology convention and come across an amazing new device that could revolutionize the world.
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Sci-Fi Short Weekend: ‘Tears Of Steel’
‘Tears of Steel’ was realized with crowd-funding by users of the open source 3D creation tool, Blender. Target was to improve and test a complete open and free pipeline for visual effects in film – and to make a compelling sci-fi film in Amsterdam, the Netherlands.
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Sci-Fi Short Weekend: ‘UNEARTHED’
“UNEARTHED,” a 22 minute short sci-fi production with plot twist reminiscent of those used in Twilight Zone episodes.
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‘Brotherhood of the Bell’ Exposed Masonic Control
It shows what happens when a successful university professor disobeys his vow of secrecy.
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‘Holes In Heaven: HAARP And Advances In Tesla Technology’
People can freely view online a top notch documentary, ‘Holes In Heaven: HAARP And Advances In Tesla Technology,’ that provides highly valuable intro to HAARP technology.
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Microbes Discovered In Antarctic Subglacial Lake Whillans
Scientists drilling in Lake Whillans, a remote body of water buried 2,600 feet below the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, have discovered evidence of living bacteria.