In the new season, premiering tonight (Jan. 21), Aidan Gillen returns as Dr. J. Allen Hynek, the astrophysicist and professor who served as the real Project Blue Book program's science advisor decades ago; Hynek is known to many as the "father of UFOlogy." As Hynek and his colleagues continue their search for the truth about UFOs, they uncover new layers of government deception and cover-ups, set against the backdrop of an intensifying Cold War.
Though the events at Roswell took place six years before the real Project Blue Book investigation began, the story is so intertwined with America's UFO lore that the writers felt compelled to include it, said show creator, writer and co-executive producer David O'Leary.
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Freaky Video Emerges Of 'UFO' Over Perth On Christmas Day
The video was taken about midday on December 25 and shows a bright round object hovering in the sky.
“To the naked eye it appeared shiny and round,” the anonymous person who filmed the footage said.
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About a year ago, Broome police shared CCTV footage of an eerie-looking object in the night sky, which many were quick to claim it was a UFO…
About 12 years ago, Google Earth revealed an incongruously big triangle object in the desert near Geraldton which sparked conspiracy theories to run rampant.
Lufthansa cabin crew threaten longer strikes | News | DW | 19.01.2020
German cabin crew union UFO has announced it will strike again for more pay and recognition as a Lufthansa negotiating partner. Over 2,000 flights were canceled during the union's last strike.
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Flight attendants at German airline Lufthansa are planning a further strike, as a long-running feud over cabin crew UFO union's right to be recognized and better pay for its members refuses to disappear.
German Cabin Crew Union Suspends Lufthansa Strike Preparations - The New York Times
BERLIN — German flight attendants' union UFO on Monday said it had suspended its preparations for further walkouts at Lufthansa after the airline submitted a new proposal on how to solve the conflict.
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(Reporting by Thomas Seythal in Berlin and Ilona Wissenbach in Frankfurt; Editing by Michelle Martin)
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Mysterious 'string of lights' flies over Houston
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The string of lights could be observed from multiple locations, sparking several UFO reports. The satellite train appears to be a bright single line of "lights" traveling in one direction.
Early this morning, the satellite trains were spotted over Houston. Here's a photo taken by a KPRC viewer:
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German stocks - Factors to watch on January 20 - Reuters
BERLIN/FRANKFURT, Jan 20 (Reuters) - The following are some of the factors that may move German stocks on Monday:
German cabin crew union UFO is planning further strikes at Lufthansa after talks with two potential mediators did not yield any results. The union will announce more details on Wednesday, a UFO spokesman said on Saturday.
CEO Ola Kaellenius has urged IG Metall union to exercise restraint in the upcoming wage negotiations. In an interview with Automobilwoche magazine, he also didn’t rule out further job cuts beyond the announced 10,000 positions until 2022.
Are the aliens us? UFOs may be piloted by time-traveling humans, book argues | Space
Unidentified flying objects (UFOs) have captured the public's attention over the decades. As exoplanet detection is on the rise, why not consider that star-hopping visitors from afar might be buzzing through our friendly skies by taking an interstellar off-ramp to Earth?
On the other hand, could those piloting UFOs be us — our future progeny that have mastered the landscape of time and space? Perhaps those reports of people coming into contact with strange beings represent our distant human descendants, returning from the future to study us in their own evolutionary past.
Dell's new Concept UFO puts PC gaming on a Nintendo Switch-like device | Ars Technica
CES may be flooded with new tech coming out soon, but it's also a place for companies to show off new things that may (or may not) become a reality in the future. Dell's doing just that within its Alienware gaming family with a new concept device dubbed Concept UFO, a handheld gaming console that looks quite similar to the Nintendo Switch but is built for full-fledged portable PC gaming.
We should preface the rest of this article by saying that this is exactly what its name suggests: a concept. While we got a few minutes to mess around with working models of Concept UFO ahead of CES, Dell currently does not have concrete plans to bring Concept UFO to market. Most questions about specs or detailed capabilities were promptly deflected as well, so the details we know about the inner workings of the device are limited.
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