Pyrokinesis is the ability to create or control fire using one's mind. The term 'pyrokinesis' was coined by American horror author Stephen King in his 1980 novel Firestarter. Those who claim to have this ability are called pyromaniacs, pyrokinetics,

Video while in orbit on 15 September 1991 shows a flash of light and several objects that appear to be flying in an artificial or controlled fashion. NASA explained the objects as ice particles reacting to engine jets.

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Bible conspiracy theories posit that significant parts of the New Testament are false, or have been omitted. Various groups both real (such as the Vatican) and fake (such as the Priory of Sion) are said to suppress relevant information concerning, fo

Dr. Harold 'Hal' E. Puthoff, born in 1936, was one of the Stanford Research Institute's (SRI) original team members. Puthoff was an expert in quantum electronics and electron beam devices. By age 35, he had co-authored the university physics textbook

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