Summary: <br> Scientists thing they may have discovered “<a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://americanlivewire.com/2015-02-08-researchers-perhaps-discovered-dark-matter-rich-galaxy-x/">Galaxy X</a>,” a secret dark matter formation on the edge of our galaxy. That said, a contrasting (and perhaps conflicting) story examines the possibility that there <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://phys.org/news/2015-02-big-quantum-equation-universe.html">may never have been a “big bang”</a>, from which our universe emerged at the dawn of all time as we know it. Hence, proponents believe there may also be no need for dark matter either… so what’s the real scoop, and how can we reconcile the varieties of the scientific basis for our universe as we know it?<br> We also spend a bit of time examining claims that, interestingly, appear around this time every year: that the televised Grammy Awards ceremonies had actually bee (you guessed it)! an Illuminati mass-ritual. Katy Perry weighs in… which doesn’t deter her from telling us that she actually does believe in aliens… hey, we’re liking her more and more!<br> Shifting gears a bit in hour two, on the heels of a tragic–but inspiring–story of a man who, after learning his wife had been devoured by a crocodile, went to the village blacksmith and asked him to forge a spear for him, which he used to slay the four-meter-long beast. This story sounds remarkably similar to the ancient legend, involving the Christian Saint George, and a famous dragon he destroyed in saving a beautiful princess… could it be that the stuff of myth and legend are indeed sometimes inspired by real life?<br>
