The government investigation of UFOs that was acknowledged this year is part of a much broader inquiry into paranormal phenomena, a new book contends.
Las Vegas television journalist George Knapp and his co-authors write in the book that recent Pentagon studies of UFOs, first brought to light by the New York Times , were only part of the story.
Scott Hollifield: Reader shares a close encounter tale | Columnists | mcdowellnews.com
As interim senior aerospace/unidentified flying object correspondent for this award-winning publication, I often receive first-person close-encounter stories from readers.
Come to think of it, after reading it, I may know too much so I'm not going to use my last name either. And if you continue reading, you may know too much so let's all just not use any last names so shadowy government entities can't find us and whisk us away.
Mysterious ‘flying white circles’ recorded over New Jersey | WGN-TV
PATERSON, N.J. ( WPIX ) — A pattern of mysterious lights over Paterson, New Jersey, on Monday night caused a bit of a stir with residents on the ground trying to make sense of the unidentified flying objects.
Resident Louis Stevens, who was on the ground filming the spectacle, said he lost count of what he called “flying white circles” that, he said, morphed into different shapes.
Neil deGrasse Tyson Beefing With Demi Lovato Over Aliens
Okay, well, the astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson and singer Demi Lovato are apparently beefing over the best thing to call aliens, a truly pointless battle of semantics if you ask me. But, while we are here, please allow me to elaborate.
In an interview promoting their UFO investigatory series Unidentified , extraterrestrial enthusiast Lovato said the following in reference to potential visitors doing harm or staging a takeover: "I really think that if there was anything out there that would want to do that to us, it would
What does Canada do with reports of UFO sightings? - HalifaxToday.ca
The Canadian government receives more credible information regarding Unidentified Flying Objects than you'd ever imagine. And you don't see much, if any, of it. Instead, it sends reports to a private citizen, in Winnipeg, who has become something of a UFO consultant for sightings across Canada.
In the Mood for a Scary Movie? Here Are 12 That Are Set In DC | Washingtonian (DC)
Ulysse Nardin Pays an Anniversary-Year Tribute to its Marine Chronometer Heritage |
As Ulysse Nardin commemorated its 175th anniversary this year, it paid homage to its illustrious history in producing marine chronometers, a specialty that put the Swiss brand on the horological map in the mid-19th century.
Last spring, Ulysse Nardin paid tribute to this legacy with the radical UFO table clock, a futuristic interpretation of the highly precise deck clocks used for marine navigation, produced in collaboration with the celebrated Swiss clockmaker Maison L'Epée.
B1G This Week: Boilermakers at No. 2 Iowa featured game – The Oakland Press
The Hawkeyes (6-0, 3-0 Big Ten) have won 12 straight and are coming off a dramatic come-from-behind win over Penn State in what was a battle of top-five teams. Iowa's schedule gets considerably easier now, but this is no time to let up.
Rutgers (3-3, 0-3) goes into its game at Northwestern (2-3, 0-2) looking for a fourth win in a season for the first time since 2017 and second time since it entered the Big Ten in 2014.
The View From My Place What Would Orwell Think? | Opinion | benningtonbanner.com
Has America decided that it's finally time to literally become the country described in George Orwell's "1984"? Sure seems like it. In Rep. Adam Schiff's new book, "Midnight in Washington", he describes a meeting he had with Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy.
Over the past few years the level of lying and dishonesty has evolved (or perhaps the right word is devolved) to historical lows. People frequently say that all politicians lie, and there is some truth to that.
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