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In 2015, Dr. David M. Jacobs’ book, Walking Among Us: The Alien Plan to Control Humanity, was published. As the title alone suggests, this is an extremely controversial book. Although it is heavily focused on so-called “alien abductees,” it is not actually about abduction events, at all. Rather, its focus is on how abductees are

 US CHIEF MEDICAL EXAMINER:ALIEN SPECIMENS FROM UFO CRASHHELD AT WALTER REED ​ OCTOBER/NOVEMBER 2022     World-famous Walter Reed is the nation’s premier Military Medical Center. Established in 1909, it is named after a pioneering US Army physician and pathologist. Situated on 113 acres in Washington, DC, it may also be the location that houses

A close-up of Stonehenge in Salisbury, England Atlantide Phototravel via Getty Images Thousands of years ago—and thousands of miles apart—the people of what are now Britain and Japan both created elaborate stone circles set up to interact with the solstices and to house remains of the dead. A new exhibition at Stonehenge highlights compelling parallels

In Japanese folk traditions, they symbolize departing souls or silent, ardent love. Some Indigenous cultures in the Peruvian Andes view them as the eyes of ghosts. And across various Western cultures, fireflies, glow-worms and other bioluminescent beetles have been linked to a dazzling and at times contradictory array of metaphoric associations: “childhood, crop, doom, elves,

Between 1957 and 1968, scientists decided to try their hand at creating new minerals that could act as very effective conductors of electricity. They “invented” a pair: heideite and brezinaite. After a few years, the same minerals unexpectedly started showing up in fragments of meteorites that had landed on Earth. As it turns out, these

In a recent thread over at the UFO Updates Facebook page unwinding under a notice of Jacques Vallée’s and James Fox’s having recently appeared on the Joe Rogan podcast, I chimed in in harmony with one commenter who drew attention to the grave flaws with Vallée’s and Aubeck’s Wonders in the Sky, adding Vallée’s and

Julia Mossbridge, PhD Sep 12 · 19 min read 3D heatmaps from the 2018 report✎ EditSign✎ EditSign✎ EditSign✎ EditSign✎ EditSign✎ EditSign✎ EditSign✎ EditSign by Powell et al., “2013 Aguadilla Puerto Rico UAP: The detailed analysis of an Unidentified Anomalous Phenomenon captured by the Department of Homeland Security,” p. 39. Let’s say you’re a talented engineer,

 Background Oke Shannon’s name came to prominence with the unveiling of the document titled “EWD notes”, aka “The Wilson/Davis document” in mid 2019. In these notes, purportedly written by physcist Dr. Eric Davis, was a description of an alleged meeting, between Davis and the past immediate (1999-July 2002) Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) Director, Vice Admiral

[embedded content] I’m frankly ashamed that I’ve only just recently learned about the Battle of Blythe Road, an actual real-life magical duel between WB Yeats and Aleister Crowley that ended triumphantly when Yeats dropped the magic act and just kicked Crowley down the stairs. As future Yeats biographer Richard Ellman explained in a 1948 edition

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For more than a decade, scientists have spotted weird radio signals in space that flash for a fraction of a second with an intense brightness that hints at mysterious and energetic sources. Dozens of these fast radio bursts, or FRBs, have been discovered—including one-off bursts and FRBs that emit multiple flashes, sometimes in clockwork patterns—yet

Via Newspapers.com This quirky little ghost story appeared in the “Buffalo News,” October 25, 1892.  It is a reprint from the “San Jose News.” “I used to ride in races,and only last year I spun around the track at my home in the East, but I was cured of the sport in a rather remarkable

The sober pages of “Scientific American” are among the last places where you expect to find a slice of The Weird, but on at least one occasion, that’s exactly what happened, courtesy of the following letter which appeared in the December 18, 1886 issue: The following brief account of a recent strange meteorological occurrence may

Yesterday, Monday the 19th of September, 2022, four of the five UK terrestrial television channels showed uninterrupted coverage of the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II. From 8 am until 5 pm BBC 1, BBC 2, ITV, and Channel 4’s programming was wholly dedicated to the procession, services, and eventual laying to rest of the coffin

The great painter Salvador Dalí once said, “There is no way I’m going back to Mexico. I can’t stand to be in a country that is more surrealist than my paintings.”  And the ‘magical realism’ of my country made itself evident once again today, September 19th; a date that forever looms in the minds of

This is where we rant to no one about things that probably don’t matter Tom DeLonge Keeps Emailing Me Tom Delonge, musician and CEO of the entertainment company To The Stars, keeps emailing me. We aren’t that close, but he used to be in my ear all the time back in high school. He recently

Sign up for CNN’s Wonder Theory science newsletter. Explore the universe with news on fascinating discoveries, scientific advancements and more. CNN  —  Hundreds of people across Scotland, Northern Ireland and northern parts of England spotted an unusual fireball lighting up the night sky Wednesday. It was unclear whether it was a meteor or a piece

What exactly do we mean by alone when we ask whether we’re alone in the universe? The search for extraterrestrial life is one of astronomy’s grandest projects. But the search is more multifaceted than anyone casually intrigued by aliens might realize. At its core lies the question of what version of life we are seeking.

It’s easy to imagine a spacewalk being trippy or even jaw-droppingly frightening, but for one American astronaut it was nothing short of religious. In an interview with Kingsport, Tennessee’s Times-News paper, astronaut Barry “Butch” Wilmore described a spiritual experience he felt while fixing an issue on the outside of the International Space Station during his third

In 1978, the USS Stein, a US Navy frigate, suddenly had an emergency that resulted in an immediate reroute to its home base – the radar system responsible for identifying submarine threats suddenly went unserviceable (US). The Stein headed for land and reached dry dock so that the engineers could examine the fault, which likely laid

The commander of the Army’s National Training Center posted a video of a simulated 40-drone swarm attack on a visiting unit at dawn. US Army video screencap via Twitter After years of more or less being in denial of a rapidly growing and uniquely problematic threat, the battle of Mosul six years ago saw homemade

Six years ago, Russian president Vladimir Putin appointed a new chief of staff, Anton Vaino. Before his promotion to the upper echelons of the Kremlin, Vaino had served as a diplomat, as well as writing a number of journal articles on economics and society (he is said to have a masters in economics). One of

An AAWSAP manager hangs radioactive laundry on the line (again) It’s nothing, man, just a flesh wound — it’ll scab over. I just need to clear my mind. The bogeyman has been in our heads since childhood, since the Pleistocene bonfires, when the first storytellers warned us not to wander too far, too deep, too

Subscribe to The Black Vault’s YouTube channel.A more complete breakdown of the below is on the way! After a nearly two and a half year effort, The Black Vault was denied under FOIA to get videos declassified depicting Unidentified Aerial Phenomena (UAP) citing a harm to national security, if released. Since December of 2017, two

Close up of splashing water droplet. Franklin Kappa / iStock / Getty Images Plus. The physics behind why time goes forward, the “arrow of time”, is largely a mystery. But new research coming out of the US City University of New York (CUNY) might have shed some light on time’s arrow. The researchers set out

Faced with an impossible puzzle, lab monkeys in a recent experiment showed unflappable resolve: They continued to guess what they thought must be the correct responses, even when rewards were doled out at random or in ways meant to disincentivize the animals from sticking to their guns. In short, the monkeys’ spuriously learned convictions—their seeming

John Greenewald was the guest this week and I invited him on the show because he had finally obtained an unredacted copy of the Hottel Memo. This was short note about the crash of three UFOs in New Mexico sometime prior to 1950. John said John Greenewald that the unredacted version had the names of

A Scot has shared an incredible photo of what appears to be a dazzling UFO appearing over the top of some hills at night. Reg Connon, 71, was happy to post the photo online after capturing it while trying to photograph the Northern Lights over the Moray Firth coast. The part-time coach driver is a

Opinion Written by Lue Elizondo – 5 September 2022 Yes, that’s right, I said it before, and I will say it again.  As some people have pointed out, I want UFOlogy (as we have known it) to die. “I want to blow it up into a million bits…”, as is often quoted by my detractors.  However,