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Dobhar-chú carved upon Grace Connolly’s tombstone (© Daev Walsh) At no more than 39 in long in total length, the Asian small-clawed otter Aonyx (=Amblyonx) cinereus is the world’s smallest species of living otter. As a result of how commonly it is exhibited in British zoos, however, it is possibly the most familiar one to

 Introduction Franc Milburn is a geostrategic and national security analyst, with a specialization in UAP. One of his aims is to inject discourse on the geostrategic, national security and weapons technology implications of various phenomena, into mainstream academia. He is a former intelligence officer, and an alumnus of Sandhurst and the London School of Economics.

In my last post about foreign intelligence interest in UAP, I ended with a series of questions. Many of these are about Thread-3, a little known cache of documents obtained by journalist George Knapp from the former Soviet Union. The documents are arguably a minor piece of a larger picture, but they provide an interesting

Cosmic statisticians say the likelihood of life evolving on Earth is even less than we thought. Analysis suggests individual steps in evolution were more likely to take longer than Earth’s existence. The scientists say this research is designed give future researchers a foundation. In newly published research from Oxford University’s Future of Humanity Institute, scientists

The year 2020 can’t end soon enough and most of us would prefer to forget it completely – not the lessons learned, just the year. A good way to do that is to start listening to what psychics say we can look forward to – or dread – in the year 2021. Today we have

President Donald Trump is threatening to veto a defense bill that includes language directing a government task force to investigate and disclose information about unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs), also known as unidentified flying objects or UFOs. The Pentagon’s once-covert UFO program is officially active again with the establishment of the task force, whose mission is

Erlendur Haraldsson (1931-2020) Filed under: People in Parapsychology, Uncategorized — 1 Comment November 24, 2020 Carlos S. Alvarado, PhD, Research Fellow, Parapsychology Foundation I recently received the sad news that my friend, and well-known parapsychologist Erlendur Haraldsson, passed away. Here is a short biography of his background: Erlendur Haraldsson “Erlendur Haraldsson was born in Iceland

By Tim Binnall In what may lead to a breakthrough in determining whether or not the famed Tasmanian Tiger still exists, an Australian company specializing in environmental DNA research has developed a method for detecting the presence of the famed creature. The burgeoning field of environmental DNA research centers around the cultivation of shed skin

The Big Ear Radio Telescope in Delaware, Ohio, was disassembled in 1998 having operated for over 30 years. It was replaced by a golf course. Big Ear was never the world’s biggest radio telescope, nor its most sensitive. But Big Ear nevertheless made one of the most famous observations in the history of astronomy, one

Chelsea Curtis   | Arizona Republic Show Caption Hide Caption UFOs: The top 5 states you’ll find unexplained sightings If you want a chance at seeing extraterrestrials, your best bet is to head to these states. PHOENIX — It’s a bird, it’s a plane, no, it’s a satellite. Or maybe a weather balloon. Navajo Nation officials

Alexander Popoff Oct 20·34 min read Are we living in a simulation or in a material world driven by a simulation? by Alexander Popoff “…each man explains in his own way the fact that the human will is not free…Everything is determined…by forces over which we have no control…for the insect as well as for

Anomalous light phenomenon on Kathy Fay’s property in Sabattus. Photo by Kathy Fay When real life gives us scares here in Maine – a still-uncontrolled pandemic, political upheaval, whatever’s going on with the Red Sox – it’s good to kick back and treat ourselves to some good, old-fashioned fictional terror. Stephen King knows it: What’s

by Richard Freeman I first heard of the Ukrainian biologist Grigory Panchenko in Dimitry Baynov’s book ‘In the Footsteps of the Russian Snowman’. It detailed a close encounter he had had in barn with the almasty, a relic hominid said to inhabit much of central Asia and the former USSR. Some years later I read

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Signs of phosphine on Venus can’t be easily explained without life. That’s why some astronomers believe the compound isn’t there. NASA/JPL-Caltech By Paul VoosenNov. 17, 2020 , 2:50 PM The announcement in September took the world by storm: Researchers using two radio telescopes found signs that the clouds of Venus were harboring phosphine, a toxic

A Zimbabwean father and son are changing a tire at night near the Hwange National Park. The soon realize they are not alone and eventually chased by a pack of cryptid canines. The following account was recently told to an associate in South Africa: “The encounter I’m going tell happened near Hwange National Park in

Today’s article serves to demonstrate the extent to which belief systems in the world of UFOs can change. You may recall that last week I wrote an article on how Gordon Creighton (a long-time editor of Flying Saucer Review magazine) came to believe, by the latter part of the 1970s, that the UFO phenomenon had

A decade ago, a band of astronomers set out to investigate one of the oldest questions taunting philosophers, scientists, priests, astronomers, mystics and the rest of the human race: How many more Earths are out there, if any? How many far-flung planets exist that could harbor life as we know it? Their tool was the

If someone asks you to name one good thing to come out of the worldwide coronavirus pandemic, you now have an answer – Japan’s dreaded Namahage monster has been shut down and won’t be eating any human children for the foreseeable future. Wait … what? “In response to the spread of the new coronavirus infection,

I received a message from another Nessie fan, Paolo Boccuccia, about a story he heard back in 1983. This was Paolo’s second visit to the loch in four years and he wanted to ask various local people who were older whether they had seen the monster. One lady, who Paolo thinks was a Mrs. McKenzie

The saga of the Flying Saucer began with the pilot Kenneth Arnold, whose 24 June 1947 encounter at the Cascade Mountains, Washington State, kicked off the modern era of UFO sightings. At approximately 3:00 p.m. on the afternoon in question, Arnold was searching for an aircraft that had reportedly crashed on the southwest side of

When a team of paranormal investigators were exploring an allegedly haunted Victorian graveyard in Sheffield, England, they captured footage of what appeared to be a ghostly apparition. The Retford Ghost Hunters were live-streaming their investigation of the Sheffield General Cemetery on October 17th when a viewer pointed out the ghostly figure that floated by the

Now that Donald Trump appears on track to be leaving the White House in January, many are pointing to the possibility that the president will declassify intelligence files on many mysterious issues, including UFOs. “Trump is still POTUS. He can release any information he wants via Twitter. Literally it’s legal for him to drop anything

It started as a pretty typical street crime. In 1999, a young woman was walking alone at night through a Walmart parking lot in Roeland Park, Kansas, when a man approached her and grabbed her purse. Although she was able to hold onto it, he managed to run off with her cellphone, in the process

Enlarge / The CHIME telescope has proven adept at picking up fast radio bursts. Andre Renard / CHIME Collaboration Today, researchers are announcing they’ve solved one of the questions that has been nagging them over the past decade: what exactly produces the weird phenomena known as fast radio bursts (FRBs)? As their name implies, FRBs

In recent weeks, two very interesting and mysterious sonar images were taken in the waters of Loch Ness that may have been the elusive monster. Both sightings were captured by Cruise Loch Ness that is run by Ronald Mackenzie. The first sonar image was captured on September 30th when Mackenzie took some passengers out on

You may know of the company that was first launched with a press conference about their plan of using UFO technology to build a spaceship. Led by a maverick artist, its members included some former US government employees, most prominently, a former military intelligence agent. To raise capital for their venture, they sold stock in

ONE of just six ultra-rare black tigers known to exist in the world has been miraculously snapped by an amateur photographer. Soumen Bajpayee took the pictures of the melanistic tiger, whose thick black stripes hide his orange fur, in eastern Odisha, India. 5 The ultra-rare black tiger was spotted in IndiaCredit: Caters News Agency 5

Sightings and reports of lake-monsters, sea-serpents and other similar, unidentified creatures date back hundreds of years. Their names include Ogopogo, Manipogo, Champ, the Loch Ness Monster, Morag, and even Big Wally. Yes, I know: the name of the latter beast hardly provokes thoughts of a savage, marauding beast! In fact, Wally sounds quite the opposite.