Not to change the topic here:
Alien hunters led by Blink-182's Tom DeLonge claim they’ve found UFO material
DeLonge, from California, co-founded the group To the Stars Academy of Arts & Sciences in 2017 with the goal of researching extraterrestrials.
The team most famously turfed up classified footage of UFOs recorded by American pilots that were confirmed as real by the US Navy earlier this month.
Speaking to The New York Times , a spokesperson for the group gave a tantalizing tease of its next big scoop.
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No further details were given, so it’s not entirely clear what “material” they were talking about.
Ahead of Area 51 raid, MI UFO enthusiasts say aliens are real
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. -- It's a question you've been asked before, and lately in the United States it's on everyone's mind: "Do you believe in aliens?"
FOX 17 went to downtown Grand Rapids and asked random people what they think. The biggest response?
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Southeast Michigan native Harry Willnus says that now-a-days he thinks, "That more than 50% of the U.S. population anyway does believe that there is something going on with this UFO stuff."
How the 'Little Green Men' Phenomenon Began on a Kentucky Farm - HISTORY
Why are aliens so often depicted as “little green men” with bulbous heads and oversized eyes?
The mythology began, in part, on the night of August 21, 1955, when a large extended farm family called the Suttons arrived breathlessly at the Hopkinsville police station in southwestern Kentucky.
“These aren’t the kind of people who normally run to the police for help,” police chief Russell Greenwell later told investigators. “What they do is reach for their guns.” Yet here they were, women and children hysterical and one man with a pulse of 140 beats per minute, measured by an investigator.
While you're here, how about this:
Area 51: First UFO controversy in US was a secret military project - Business Insider
Area 51 is a high-security Air Force base in Nevada, but its secretive nature has given rise to various conspiracy theories about extraterrestrials over the years. The belief that evidence of alien visitors has been hidden from the American public extends beyond Area 51, though: It can be traced back over 70 years, to Roswell, New Mexico.
The Air Force said the debris was from a weather balloon. But in the early 1980s, a former nuclear physicist named Stanton Friedman stumbled across the 1947 news story. Friedman was convinced that the strange weather balloon had been an alien spacecraft, and that alien bodies had been inside.
Don't Storm Area 51, Begs the Webmaster of the UFO Kingdom | WIRED
On August 18, Joerg Arnu, a resident of Rachel, Nevada, stepped before his local Lincoln County commissioners. He had come to voice opposition to an event called Alienstock that was set to descend on his town. Starting September 19, an unknown but possibly huge number of visitors were to swarm his hamlet. Said festival had spun off from a joke Facebook event, a suggestion gone viral that a herd of humans could break into Area 51 and learn the military base's alien secrets .
There's some irony in Arnu's anti-Storm stance. After all, on Dreamland Resort, Arnu has spent 20 years chronicling his Area 51 adventures and discoveries, creating probably the world's most thorough public repository of Dreamland documentation and providing a place for other investigators to congregate. He created the site because he wanted to share Area 51 with the whole planet. Area 51 is where several super-secret, very cool aviation projects originated.
Cornfields or not, UFO sightings aren't as common in Indiana as you might think - but they
INDIANAPOLIS — Cornfields may cover a good portion of Indiana land, and of course most good UFO movies include crop circles in the corn, but that doesn't mean Hoosiers are seeing more UFO's than the rest of the country.
In fact, Hoosier sightings are rare compared to much of the country, when you look at the overall population of the state, but we do have our share.
Just between June 1 and June 27 there have already been 22 UFO sightings reported in Indiana, according to the National UFO Reporting Center.
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