On May 9, 2001, Steven M. Greer took the lectern at the National Press Club, in Washington, D.C., in pursuit of the truth about unidentified flying objects. Greer, an emergency-room physician in Virginia and an outspoken ufologist, believed that the government had long withheld from the American people its familiarity with alien visitations. He had founded the Disclosure Project in 1993 in an attempt to penetrate the sanctums of conspiracy.
Over several decades, according to Greer, untold numbers of alien craft had been observed in our planet's airspace; they were able to reach extreme velocities with no visible means of lift or propulsion, and to perform stunning maneuvers at g-forces that would turn a human pilot to soup. Some of these extraterrestrial spaceships had been "downed, retrieved and studied since at least the 1940s and possibly as early as the 1930s.
Past sightings that have spurred complex UFO conspiracies in North Texas | wfaa.com
Within the past few months, our imaginations have gone wild after a silver monolith in Utah spurred curiosity and copycats.
Then in February, a recording from the cockpit of an American Airlines flight captured the pilot reporting a "long, cylindrical object" quickly flying by above the plane.
In 1974, the National Enquirer's Blue-Ribbon Panel of UFO Investigators came to North Texas to examine a silver sphere approximately the size of a bowling ball. The man who discovered the sphere answered questions about how he discovered it lying undisturbed on the ground but could offer no explanation as to how it got there.
Baker Mayfield Talks the 2021 QB Draft Class and His UFO Sighting - The Ringer
Baker also talks about the NFL draft process, why he quotes TV characters in press conferences, and more
Plus, Baumann, Ben, and Zach preview the best series of the weekend, including Mets-Phillies and Royals-Twins
KOC and Verno touch on a handful of story lines from around the league as the NBA enters the final stretch of the season
Browns' Baker Mayfield on UFO sighting: 'I believe' | wkyc.com
Last month, Baker Mayfield and his wife, Emily, caused a stir when they took to social media to share that they had witnessed a UFO in his hometown of Austin, Texas.
"Almost 100%, Em and I just saw a UFO drop straight out of the sky on our way home from dinner..." the Cleveland Browns quarterback tweeted on March 4 . "We stopped and looked at each other and asked if either of us saw it... Very bright ball of light going straight down out of the sky towards Lake Travis. Anybody else witness this?
Canadians are reporting UFO sightings. What happens with those reports? - HalifaxToday.ca
We have a certain image of the sort of person who reports encounters with Unidentified Flying Objects. It’s a … skeptical image, to put it mildly. And it couldn’t be further from the truth, at least according to the actual reports that are filed.
And there are actual reports. Dozens of them. Filed by pilots and crew and air traffic controllers — not exactly the sort of people you’d expect to be claiming they saw a UFO in the sky. They report them, though. The question is what happens to those reports?
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This 'Spaceship' in Joshua Tree Is Actually the Most Adorable Airbnb in the Galaxy |
For those not up on their 1960s architectural history, the Futuro House was first concocted by designer Matti Suuronen in 1968 as a "portable ski chalet." The home resembles a small UFO thanks to its curved design and oval windows on all sides. Each one is also raised on stilts with a tiny staircase leading guests inside.
"There are only 85 in the world, 19 in the USA, and only one available you can stay a night in, and that's AREA 55 Glamping tour experience in Joshua Tree," the Airbnb hosts explains of the completely off-grid site.
Explore the Unexplainable At These Mysterious Sites in New England
Sure, tourists flock there every fall to see the sights, but Salem doesn't have New England's exclusive rights to the mysterious, and October doesn't have a monopoly on spooky. And while the thought of aliens likely brings to mind the arid landscapes of the American south west, in the Northeast, we have our own close encounters.
If you've got a taste for the strange—nay, the unexplainable—and are looking for literally any reason to get out of your house, consider this list of (visitable) events and sites around New England. And they're all outdoors, too, so you can enjoy them while you enjoy some fresh air (and also run away easily if you get spooked).
Ajax extends coach Ten Hag's deal amid Tottenham speculation | Sports | gazette.com
Ajax's head coach Erik ten Hag, right, gestures as captain Dusan Tadic is about to lift the trophy after winning the TOTO KNVB Cup final soccer match between Ajax and Vitesse at De Kuip stadium in Rotterdam, Netherlands, Sunday April 18, 2021.
Ajax's head coach Erik ten Hag shouts directions to his players during the TOTO KNVB Cup final soccer match between Ajax and Vitesse at De Kuip stadium in Rotterdam, Netherlands, Sunday April 18, 2021.
AMSTERDAM (AP) — Ajax extended the contract of coach Erik ten Hag on Friday amid speculation he was a target for Tottenham after Jose Mourinho was fired.
County native airs the unearthly - Putnam Sentinel
“I spent a couple of months learning all I could, which was considerable,” said Davies about her decision to do podcasts. Now residing in Napoleon, the Kalida graduate, said she always has a genuine desire to learn how a story about a location originated, and why it has had staying power over the years.
Davies has done podcasts on a wide variety of topics including The Ohio State Reformatory , Serpent Mound , Ghosts of McClure , and Ohioans Lost on the Edmund Fitzgerald .
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