After Arnold spoke to the media, the term "flying saucer" became au courant. (It first appeared in print two days after the sighting, on June 26.) The Air Force appeared, and interviewed the pilot; eventually, they judged that he'd seen a "mirage". At the same time, they were launching a series of classified probes that would last for decades to come. And meanwhile, among the American public, the sightings began to grow.
The Vast of Night, the debut film by Andrew Patterson, has arrived on Amazon Prime; on its appearance at Sundance last year, it won acclaim from the likes of Steven Soderbergh. It's saturated with a love of UFO lore, and of the post-war era where the tales began. The film has a small budget (under $1 million), a small-town setting (New Mexico) and a smallish cast (two leads, and a few others with sizeable roles). The conceit is small as well, with a single plotline to the end.
While you're here, how about this:
Not Aliens, but Maybe Drones? New Reports Detail U.S. Navy's UFO Encounters -
If the truth is out there, the U.S. Navy may already have it on videos. Eight incident reports recently released by the Navy have revealed new details about a series of encounters between its pilots and UFOs.
Just late last month, similar incidents were thrust into international spotlight when the Pentagon officially declassified and released videos of three encounters with "unidentified aerial phenomena." The videos show what appear to be UFOs moving at high speeds while being recorded by infrared cameras.
Fact check: Did NASA receive an SOS call from another galaxy? - Republic World
As people's interest grew more in space exploration due to NASA-SpaceX's latest launch of American astronauts to the International Space Station, a number of conspiracy theorists have been sharing unverified news regarding NASA and other space entities. Be it spotting of UFOs/aliens or receiving signals from different galaxies, the internet is filled with conspiracies that cannot be backed by any evidence to prove them right.
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The article posted by Alienstar, which has garnered over a million reads claims that NASA intercepted a message from another galaxy back in January 1998, but couldn't translate and decode it till 2011. The alleged message sent by another galaxy was deemed to be over 80,000 years old and was believed to be coming farther away than the nearest Andromeda galaxy. The article claims furthermore that the message asked for help.
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