Welcome to THE GRALIEN REPORT, your source for the latest maverick science and strange news from around the globe.
My name is Micah A. Hanks, and I have long held a passion for the more unique scientific mysteries this world has to offer. A self proclaimed (but not self-righteous) skeptic, I have proudly contributed articles and stories regarding strange scientific discoveries and political topics to magazines like FATE Magazine, Fortean Times, Mysteries Magazine, UFO Magazine, TCS Daily, The Journal of Anomalous Sciences and several others. In 2010, a good bit of my research regarding altered states of consciousness, psychedelic drugs and the prevalence of similarities between archetypal folklore from around the world culminated in my book, Magic, Mysticism and the Molecule, which is available for sale on this website. I’ve also had the pleasure of working with numerous television programs, including the Travel Channel for their Weird Travels program, National Geographic’s Paranatural, and the History Channel’s Guts and Bolts during my tenure as an investigator with the L.E.M.U.R. Research Team between 2004 and 2010.
Our world is a place full of enduring mysteries, but with time–whether or not it is within my own lifetime–I do predict they will all begin to overlap with our scientific understanding of the cosmos. In some instances, they may be ruled out as misconceptions or outright hoaxes… but for the time being, it is my hope to share many of these fascinating subjects with you here at the GRALIEN REPORT, and allow you to draw your own conclusions. If you have news tips or stories you’d like to share, feel free to email me at info@gralienreport.com, and they will be given fair consideration based on content and relevance.
Finally, a very special thanks to a few friends and associates who, from time to time, do more than their part in helping me with technical issues, concepts, design, promotion and contributions for this blog: Caleb Hanks, Marvin Bishop, Mobius, Nick Redfern, Kim Kotjavarti, Vance Pollock, and last (but certainly not least), Christopher McCollum.