Phenomenon: The Lost Archives

American military operations are responsible for the loss of 12 atomic weapons.

Billions of American dollars are being funneled to Russia to abate the mass exodus of Russian scientists to unfriendly nations.

The combined efforts of the Air Force and Navy to control the weather through the High-Frequency Active Aural Research Project has been linked to the breakdown of the ozone layer.

Two high school students are found dead on train tracks after they witness an airdrop of drugs.

Incidents of mass suicide have shaken humanity to its foundation.

In 1989, respected chemists make an announcement that rocks the science world; their experiments with heavy water yields large amounts of heat energy, which challenges many basic scientific concepts.

Archaeologist Ron Wyatt searches for Noah's Ark in eastern Turkey.

The secrets about the Federal Reserve and the truth behind who really controls the financial resources of the United States are uncovered, exposing how the Fed prints money from nothing and loans it to the American government.

Nikola Tesla claims he can provide free, unlimited energy to the world.

An explosion destroys more than 200 square kilometers in Siberia.

Vladimir Ilyushin, not Yuri Gagarin, is the first man in space.

The effects of money pressure upon the integrity of scientists who rely on research grants to conduct their work.

Archaeologist Zecharia Sitchin uncovers the lost archives of the Anunnaki: extraplanetary visitors who inspired Sumeria 6,000 years ago.

The haunting of a California woman and the unsolved murder that may lay behind the mystery.