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Brown makes it clear at the outside in a page entitled ‘FACT’, that “All rituals, science, artwork and monuments in this novel are real.” Nevertheless, a few of the more traditional scientists or science writers are already taking a swing at Brown for his impossible inventions and so-called junk science.

Although I cannot speak for many of the other elements in the book – Freemasonry, ancient symbols, alchemy or hidden keys – virtually all of his comments about physics, consciousness research, mind-over-matter experiments and intention are based on fact. Here’s a quick guide.

* Katherine’s lab uses random event generators. These machines, first developed by former Boeing physicist Helmut Schmidt, work like the space-age electronic equivalent of the toss of a coin. Most famously, REGs formed the basis of 25 years of consciousness research by Robert Jahn and psychologist Brenda Dunne at Princeton’s PEAR lab. They developed sophisticated studies examining whether human minds could affect highly sensitive equipment governed by a random process.

*Her lab also uses CCD cameras that have photographed a faith healer’s energy pouring from his hands. Dr. Gary Schwartz of the University of Arizona has a CCD camera-the kind of sensitive camera equipment that can photograph faint light from outer space. He uses it to photograph biophoton emissions-a tiny current of light that has been discovered to emanate from all living things. He has photographed an increase in this light flowing from the dominant hands of healers while ‘sending’ healing.

* Katherine has a lab called the ‘Cube’, which is electromagnetically sealed so that human thought can’t penetrate it. Within the Institute of Noetic Sciences in California, there is a lab with a one-ton solid steel, double-walled, electromagnetically shielded enclosure, which blocks out all electromagnetic energy. It’s like the warmer equivalent of a meatpacking-plant refrigerator.

Katherine says her work was particularly inspired by:

* REG machines dotted all over the world, which recorded an effect on September 11, 2001, when the twin towers collapsed. Former Princeton PEAR researcher, psychologist Roger Nelson, runs the Global Consciousness Project, which has more than 50 REG machines running continuously all over the world. He compares changes in their random output during times of major catastrophic global events. He and his colleagues have studied hundreds of events and found that when people react with great joy or horror to breaking news, the machines seem to react as well. One of the biggest effects was seen during the events of 9/11.

* prayer groups that have healed people and also have affected REG machines. At least 150 studies of prayer and healing have shown positive results. Dr. Nelson’s Global Consciousness Project has tracked measurable changes in REG machines after many global prayer events.

* the CIA, which ran remote viewing programs that bordered on ancient magic. These programs, run by CIA partnering with Stanford Research Institute’s then directors, physicists Hal Puthoff and Russell Targ, conclusively demonstrated that even novices could see things beyond the reach of visual sense.

Katherine’s mind-over-matter experiments have affected:

* the growth rate of plants. University of Arizona psychologist Gary Schwartz working with web-based intention experiments, ran six such successful experiments, and presented the results before the Society for Scientific Exploration in June 2008.

* the direction fish swim. Psychologist William Braud, then of the Mind Science Institute in Texas, ran such experiments in the 1970s.

* chemical reactions in one’s own body. Hundreds of studies on biofeedback and the effects of intention on living systems carried out by scientists such as Braud or Marilyn Schlitz, president of the Institute of Noetic Sciences, show that intention can affect just about every system of the body, including the autonomic nervous system, biochemistry and even brain waves. The evidence also shows that when people send intention to others, elements of their biological processes, such as heart activity, breathing rate, blood flow and brain waves, begin operating in synch.

* Katherine carries out thought experiments on water, showing that she can change the design of the crystals, depending on whether she uses a positive or negative thought. These refer to the work of Dr. Masaru Emoto, author of The Hidden Messages in Water, who proposes that sending thoughts into water changes their crystalline patterns. Dean Radin of IONS successfully replicated Emoto’s work under controlled conditions.

But as he is author DAN BROWN, who wrote the original novels, I reckon he’ll cope.

The Lost Symbol is the third outing for fictional code cracker Robert Langdon and this time he’s investigating the murky world of the Freemasons in Washington.

With the last two movies, starring TOM HANKS, taking £800million Sony seems to have cracked the box office code.

But with Tom about to star in KATHRYN BIGELOW‘s Triple Frontier, and director RON HOWARD working onSTEPHEN KING‘s Dark Tower, there may be two vital elements missing from this particular mystery.

This is actually the first time that Dan Brown will be writing the screen adaptation for one of his books. Which is more, Dan will be taking over the writing duties from Steven Knight. The latest Brown’s best-seller was sold in more than one million copies both in hardcover and e-book versions in one day and thus became the fastest selling adult novel of all time.

The Lost Symbol again features the famous Harvard University symbologist Robert Langdon who is searching for the the Mason’s Pyramid and the Lost Word. The Lost Symbol is being produced by Ron Howard who directed and produced the first two Dan Brown’s adaptations. However, it is not clear yet whether Howard will be directing this movie or not. It is also unclear whether Tom Hanks will reprise the role of Langdon in the new movie – but we sincerely hope he will.

Source: reelzchannel.com

The Lost Symbol follows Robert Langdon on yet another journey of murder, mysticism, and mayhem. The Harvard professor of religious symbology, who previously found himself among strangers in Switzerland, Italy, and France, is now working with old friends in his nation’s capital.

The story begins when Langdon receives a phone call from the assistant of an old friend, Peter Solomon. The man explains that Solomon is hosting a gala and would like Langdon to read his lecture on the Freemasons. Langdon heads off to Washington, D.C., only to discover an empty reception hall, save for the severed hand of Peter Solomon.

Langdon works closely with FBI instructor, Inoue Sato, Warren Bellamy (architect of the Capitol), and Solomon’s sister Katherine to find the man responsible for Solomon’s kidnapping, who goes by the name Mal’akh.

As with The Da Vinci Code and Angels and Demons, Brown’s latest story takes place during one 24-hour period. Langdon and Katherine travel across Washington deciphering ancient clues left by the founding fathers (most of whom were Masons) so they can find the “lost symbol” and use it as a bartering chip to get back their dear friend.

Brown has been attacked by critics for providing false information in his books. However, like many authors, he merely contorts minor details of the truth to fit his story. Just because some of the ideas are farfetched and contrary to popular belief does not mean they are incorrect. Readers need to open their minds to the possibility.

With surprising twists and tricks around every corner, blood-pumping suspense, and a few truths that may cause your head to whirl, The Lost Symbol is a book none should miss.

Lauer then wondered whether the next book would take as long as The Lost Symbol did (5 years after DVC), to which DB replied “I have been informed…by my wife, that if this new novel takes as long as The Lost Symbol, my next media appearance will be on The Bachelor.”

Here’s the full interview:

Good to hear!

Dan is sure then to be intrigued by the news that Kryptos designer James Sanborn has released a clue to help puzzle-solvers decipher the last remaining message hidden ‘within’ the sculpture, telling the New York Times that six letters from the remaining 97 letters that have yet to be solved — NYPVTT — are the 64th through 69th letters of the final 97 characters, and that they decipher to the word BERLIN:

It’s the first clue Sanborn has revealed in four years, after he corrected a typo in his sculpture in 2006 to keep crypto detectives from being derailed in their search for solutions.

Sanborn told Threat Level last week that he wanted to reveal a clue to mark the 20th anniversary of the sculpture’s dedication at CIA headquarters in 1990. He said it would be a “significant clue” and hinted that it would “globalize” the sculpture. Asked if this meant it would take the sculpture off CIA grounds and out of the United States, he conceded it would.

Code detectives were already at work trying to crack the rest of the solution Saturday afternoon following the new clue revelation. Members of a popular Kryptos Yahoo Group were brainstorming during a 90-minute conference call.

“The ‘Berlin’ clue makes a lot of sense, in historical context of the Berlin Wall coming down that year,” says code cracker Elonka Dunin, a game designer who moderates the Yahoo Group and maintains a comprehensive web site on Kryptos.

To keep up to date with any new discoveries, your best bet is to visit Elonka Dunin’s Kryptos webpage. (For the trivia lovers out there, Dan Brown seems to have given an anagrammatic nod to Dunin in the naming of the character ‘Nola Kaye’ in The Lost Symbol).

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Nevada’s Freemasons are opening up their doors to the public on Saturday.

If you have every wondered what goes on in those buildings marked with the square and compass, here’s your chance to go inside.