Nexus - December 2025- January 2026

En este número

THE LOOMING CASH CRISIS Trevor Ward discusses why there is a looming cash crisis, the history of banking, why cash is important, the effect of COVID-19 and the dangers of a cashless society, plus the positive role of post offices around the world and how modelling this system would be a good solution. DANDELION'S HEALTH BENEFITS THE GREAT PYRAMID: LOST CITY OF OSIRIS In this second part of a three-part article, Tony Bushby discusses the lost city of Osiris, evidence of automatons guarding pyramids, reports of levitation and suspended effigies, secrecy around the history of the Great Pyramid and why it is not Egyptian. ANCIENT TSUNAMIS Karen Mutton discovers ancient accounts and modern findings from tsunamis and inundations around the world since the last Ice Age, discussing buried cities that have been discovered and linked to Atlantis, and the results of liquefaction and inland tsunami events. SCIENCE NEWS: NUCLEAR DECAY This issue, we reprint an article by Chris Illert from 1992 presenting a suppressed theory of nuclear decay from 1895 involving clairvoyant investigations by the Theosophical Society's C.W. Leadbeater and Annie Besant—later proven by orthodox science. TIMESTREAM: THE CHRONOVISOR Brian Allan brings us the controversial account of Father Pellegrino Maria Ernetti who professed that he had witnessed the crucifixion of Christ via his Chronovisor machine, and used it to observe other historical figures such as Napoleon and the philosopher Cicero. IN SEARCH OF LUNAR CITIES Oleksiy Arkhypov examines ancient legends of cities on the Moon, photographic studies of artificial objects and landforms, and concludes it is too early to consider the Moon sufficiently studied to determine that no one has landed on its surface for four billion years. STRANGE TIMES: MOON STRUCTURES