Dit is ons nieuw hondje Kira, een kruising van een waterhond en een Podenko. Ze is sinds 7 februari 2024 bij ons en druk bezig ons hart te veroveren. Het is een lief, aanhankelijk hondje, dat zich op een week snel aan ons heeft aangepast. Ze is heel vinnig en nieuwsgierig, een heel ander hondje dan Noleke.
This is our new dog Kira, a cross between a water dog and a Podenko. She has been with us since February 7, 2024 and is busy winning our hearts. She is a sweet, affectionate dog who quickly adapted to us within a week. She is very quick and curious, a very different dog than Noleke.
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UFO'S of UAP'S, ASTRONOMIE, RUIMTEVAART, ARCHEOLOGIE, OUDHEIDKUNDE, SF-SNUFJES EN ANDERE ESOTERISCHE WETENSCHAPPEN - DE ALLERLAATSTE NIEUWTJES
UFO's of UAP'S in België en de rest van de wereld In België had je vooral BUFON of het Belgisch UFO-Netwerk, dat zich met UFO's bezighoudt. BEZOEK DUS ZEKER VOOR ALLE OBJECTIEVE INFORMATIE , enkel nog beschikbaar via Facebook en deze blog.
Verder heb je ook het Belgisch-Ufo-meldpunt en Caelestia, die prachtig, doch ZEER kritisch werk leveren, ja soms zelfs héél sceptisch...
Voor Nederland kan je de mooie site www.ufowijzer.nl bezoeken van Paul Harmans. Een mooie site met veel informatie en artikels.
MUFON of het Mutual UFO Network Inc is een Amerikaanse UFO-vereniging met afdelingen in alle USA-staten en diverse landen.
MUFON's mission is the analytical and scientific investigation of the UFO- Phenomenon for the benefit of humanity...
Je kan ook hun site bekijken onder www.mufon.com.
Ze geven een maandelijks tijdschrift uit, namelijk The MUFON UFO-Journal.
Since 02/01/2020 is Pieter ex-president (=voorzitter) of BUFON, but also ex-National Director MUFON / Flanders and the Netherlands. We work together with the French MUFON Reseau MUFON/EUROP.
ER IS EEN NIEUWE GROEPERING DIE ZICH BUFON NOEMT, MAAR DIE HEBBEN NIETS MET ONZE GROEP TE MAKEN. DEZE COLLEGA'S GEBRUIKEN DE NAAM BUFON VOOR HUN SITE... Ik wens hen veel succes met de verdere uitbouw van hun groep. Zij kunnen de naam BUFON wel geregistreerd hebben, maar het rijke verleden van BUFON kunnen ze niet wegnemen...
27-09-2017
Buitenaards ruimteschip landde op landgoed Britse royals. Oom prins Philip onthult in deze stukken wat er gebeurde
Buitenaards ruimteschip landde op landgoed Britse royals. Oom prins Philip onthult in deze stukken wat er gebeurde
De oom van prins Philip, Lord Mountbatten, was erg geïnteresseerd in UFO’s en schreef zelfs een officieel rapport over de landing van een alien in een zilverkleurig ruimteschip op zijn landgoed. Dat blijkt uit historische documenten waar The Sun over schrijft.
Mountbatten hield zijn interesse in het paranormale zijn hele leven geheim, zo vertelt UFO-expert Alejandro Rojas aan de krant.
In februari 1955 schreef Mountbatten over een waarneming die was gedaan door zijn metselaar, Fred Briggs.
Onzichtbare kracht
Die had gezegd dat hij een vliegende schotel en een buitenaards wezen had gezien. Mountbatten beschreef hoe een zilverkleurig ruimteschip landde bij het buitenhuis Broadlands in Hampshire.
De vliegende schotel bleef vlak boven de grond zweven, waarna een man met een helm uit de bodem van het vaartuig kwam, zo blijkt uit de stukken.
Schets van de UFO (Broadlands Archive)
Briggs werd van zijn fiets geworpen terwijl een ‘onzichtbare kracht’ hem tegen de grond drukte.
Blauw licht
Het object had een doorsnee van enkele meters en was aluminiumkleurig. Langs de rand waren gaten te zien.
Het wezen dat uit het schip stapte was gekleed in een donkere overall en droeg een bijpassende hoed of helm, schreef Mountbatten.
Plotseling kwam uit één van de gaten een blauw licht, waarna Briggs van zijn fiets viel en tegen de grond werd gedrukt. De vliegende schotel verdween vervolgens in het niets.
Erg verbaasd
Mountbatten zei in een verklaring dat de metselaar aangaf bang te zijn dat niemand zijn verhaal zou geloven.
Hij zei verder dat hij daarvoor nooit in vliegende schotels had geloofd, maar dat hij erg verbaasd was door wat hij had gezien.
Andere
Mountbatten schreef dat Briggs geen man was die dit soort dingen uit zijn duim zou zuigen.
Ook andere Britse royals zijn geïnteresseerd in het paranormale. Zo is prins Charles gefascineerd door graancirkels en prins Philip is zelf ook geïnteresseerd in UFO’s.
The infamous ‘Alien Autopsy’ film about the alleged operations performed on the body of a suspected extraterrestrial reportedly recovered from the still-unproven 1947 crash of a purported alien spacecraft near Roswell, New Mexico (is that enough qualifications?) is the movie that wouldn’t die. Released in 1995 as part of a Fox network special called Alien Autopsy: Fact or Fiction, it was revealed in 2006 to be a “restoration” by a filmmaker who claimed to have faithfully recreated the original which he had seen before it deteriorated beyond use. Now, another party in this “restoration” has opened a one-man show on London’s East End giving his version of the story. What’s next – a Broadway musical? (Seriously, if anyone reading this is interested, I’m available to write the book and lyrics.)
“In 1995, Spyros Melaris created an illusion of global significance. His mission was to create something so unusual, so disturbing that it would rock the world. ‘The Alien Autopsy’ was not just a hoax. It challenged belief systems. It asked, “Do Aliens exist, and are they visiting our planet?” The film fooled NASA, Kodak and every expert who had a say in the subject including the Queens Pathologist. The film maintained its integrity for 15 years until Melaris and his crew revealed the truth. In this show presentation Melaris has prepared slides, film and inside secrets. A truly interactive presentation, where you can ask questions about any aspect of the film and Melaris will reveal all.”
That’s the description from the Leicester Square Theatre in London where the show opened on September 24th. The “one-man” is Spyros Melaris, one of the lesser-known characters in this film’s sordid past. He claims he was the director of the film and the one responsible for creating the fake aliens and other special effects. Melaris says he met Ray Santilli, the producer and name most associated with the autopsy film, in 1995 at a music event in Cannes. Santilli later confided that he had the actual footage of an alien autopsy and wanted Melaris to make a documentary about it.
However, when Santilli showed him a copy of the alleged ‘real’ film, Melaris determined it was a fake shot on video. He says he instead agreed to make a fake version of the autopsy on film, release it as the real thing and them make another documentary on how they pulled off the fake. He hired John Humphreys, a special effects expert who has worked on Dr. Who, to make the alien’s body using his 10-year-old son as a model. Melaris bought 1940s surgical outfits, used cow, sheep, pig and lamb organs (the local butcher must have loved them) for the alien’s internal parts and spliced in footage from a 1947 newsreel. He also claims he built the fake wreckage and hired all of the actors.
As those in ufology know, the ruse worked. Fox television broadcast the “footage” on August 28, 1995, and twice more within a few months, getting huge ratings each time. While a number of people doubted its authenticity, it was not disproven until 2006 when Ray Santilli and fellow producer Gary Shoefield admitted that their film was actually a “reconstruction” but still said the a real film existed and they used a few frames of it, although they wouldn’t say which ones.
Spyros Melaris
While he has admitted to making the fake film before, now Melaris gone to the London stage to declare to the world beyond ufology that there was never a real alien autopsy film that the fake was based on. Why now? He answers in a Metrointerview:
“For me, it was just a joke, a bit of fun but I have learnt my lesson. I would like to say now that there is a big part of me that feels remorse. I underestimated the response. The reality is that everybody in the UFO community took this film as the smoking gun, proof of UFOs and aliens.”
An act of contrition for one of the biggest hoaxes in history.
Now what? Broadway? A musical? I’m serious, Spyros. I’m available and experienced.
Hello ET: The Musical with songs like “There’s No Business Like UFO Business,” “If I Were a Space Man,” “Ignoring Gravity,” “The Impossible Scheme” and “You’ll Never Fly Alone.”
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Witness films weird multiplying ball-shaped object in the sky over Cali, Colombia
Witness films weird multiplying ball-shaped object in the sky over Cali, Colombia
Witness was outside his home in Cali, Colombia and while talking on the phone he noticed something strange in the night sky.
A small ball shaped UFO-like object suddenly appears between the clouds, then the object produces a weird noise for at last 8 seconds and multiplying itself from the right to the left. After the smaller object has multiplied itself into one bright object it started to disappear again, one by one, according to the witness.
He has filmed the strange sighting on September 23, 2017 and said that he never has seen something like that in his entire life and although he was a little scared he was very excited to have witnessed something in the sky what he described as a UFO sighting.
Note: Although the poor quality of the video, the first bright object seems to be the moon, a possible explanation for the second bright object could be ball lightning which is an unexplained atmospheric electrical phenomenon, though it not explains the strange noise and the fact that it multiplied itself before disappearing again, one by one. Anyhow, see the video below and decide for yourself.
Mufon case file – In case the above video is not working here is the original Mufon video link:
Self-proclaimed Christian “researcher” David Meade predicted the apocalypsewould begin on Saturday, September 23, but now he says it’s actually going to happen on October 15. Usually, doomsayers reschedule the date far enough out that people won’t remember when the previous incorrect prediction was. But Meade now says that he never actually meant to say that September 23 was the day the world would end. Rather, he meant it was simply the day when the signsof the apocalypse would occur. Go figure.
Meade’s hypothesis — that a dwarf star called Nibiru or Planet X will collide with Earth, or at least pass close enough to Earth to throw significant debris at us — runs counter to evidence gathered by a reputable space science organization you may have heard of: NASA. Here’s what they had to say on the matter in 2012, the day after the Earth was first supposed to end:
Nibiru and other stories about wayward planets are an Internet hoax. There is no factual basis for these claims. If Nibiru or Planet X were real and headed for an encounter with the Earth in 2012, astronomers would have been tracking it for at least the past decade, and it would be visible by now to the naked eye. Obviously, it does not exist. Eris is real, but it is a dwarf planet similar to Pluto that will remain in the outer solar system; the closest it can come to Earth is about 4 billion miles.
Many online conspiracy theorists claim to have taken photos of Nibiru, or Planet X.
As Inverse previously reported, Meade and his cohorts claim that Nibiru orbits on a trajectory that intersects with Earth’s orbit every 3,600 years. They say that Nibiru will be a crucial component of the coming apocalypse, which was partially evidenced by a series of astrological phenomena involving Jupiter, Mercury, Mars, Venus, Virgo, and Leo that match up with a passage in the Book of Revelation from the Christian Bible. Meade said September 23 was significant because it came 33 days after the Great American Solar Eclipse, and Jesus Christ lived for 33 years.
After the September 23 prediction didn’t come true, Meade rescheduled. Now he says that the eclipse marked the beginning of a 40-day countdown that will end on October 15.
Biblical math aside, for anyone who’s ever had someone ghost on them, rescheduling is a classic bad sign.
We’re not eager for the apocalypse to occur, but when someone makes a prediction, they start to seem a little unreliable when they backpedal. Perhaps — almost certainly — it’s everyone’s fault for giving Meade and his cohort so much attention. But as long as he continues to make scientific claims that are totally unsupported by science, we’ll be here to call him out on them.
If you liked this article, check out this video about how the “Flat Earth” movement is making a come
UFOs Near ISS Appear To Be Rampant But Astronauts Allegedly Trying To Hide Their Presence
UFOs Near ISS Appear To Be Rampant But Astronauts Allegedly Trying To Hide Their Presence
Over the last few years, NASA has been accused of deliberately cutting their ISS live feed every time an apparent UFOs appear on the camera screen. These UFOs allegedly tend to slow down, make sharp turns, speed up, and move intelligently. These UFO behaviours have made some enthusiasts to believe that they are not space junk.
People without deep understanding on the subject of UFO and ET cover ups that have been going on for many years would believe that NASA has no reason to hide anything. However, many credible people have gone into details how the cover ups work. Many films go into this incredible detail, including the one titled “Unacknowledged.”
More pieces of evidence have been brought out through declassification and FOIA. It appears in millions of formerly classified files that governments, military and high profile personnel took this subject very seriously, but made it as a mockery on a public level. However, the situation now is becoming different and disclosure has become one of the most desired subjects around the world.
Some conspiracy theorists believe that there is a mockery made of the subject along with the blind denial. They say that the media have been conditioning people to believe that UFO or ET subject is a joke to keep the subject quiet. Other UFO experts suggest that UFO cover up is one of the greatest criminal cover ups of all the time.
Roswell ‘alien autopsy’ - full truth about 'jellified brains and body parts' emerges
Roswell ‘alien autopsy’ - full truth about 'jellified brains and body parts' emerges
ROSWELL is the UFO mystery that never goes away with many still believing aliens crashed in a flying saucer in the New Mexico desert, and to this day the US Government has covered up the truth.
So, in 1995, when a shocking black and white "leaked" video emerged showing the autopsy of an alien by "men in white coats," it shocked the world and left UFO hunters convinced it was the smoking gun evidence they were looking for of the Roswell incident.
However, to their disappointment it was later exposed as an elaborate hoax.
Spyros Melaris made the black and white film showing men in white coats apparently dissecting the alien in 1995, leaving UFO hunters convinced it was the smoking gun evidence they were looking for of the Roswell incident.
They had been searching for proof since it was first believed aliens crashed a flying saucer in the New Mexico desert in 1947 before the US Government covered up the evidence.
To their disappointment the video was later exposed as an elaborate hoax.
Some alien conspiracy theorists remain convinced the footage is real and the "hoax" was another smoke screen by the FBI to keep the truth hidden.
Mr Melaris is revealing how the video was produced in a new one-man West End show in which he says it was all shot inside a north London flat, thousands of miles from the secret US base it was purporting to be in.
Mr Melaris explains how the "dead alien" in the 17-minute film, which has been viewed by millions of people across the globe, was created by a sculptor called John Humphreys, who was a special effects expert who had worked on the sets of Dr Who.
He said he got 1940s surgeons’ outfits and medical equipment from prop providers in the UK and USA.
The two pathologists were his brother and then girlfriend, he said.
Cow and lamb organs from a butcher were used to represent those of the extraterrestrial, and raspberry jelly was planned to be used for the brain, but it turned out to be "too dark".
The 16mm film was then spliced with an original Pathe newsreel of a 1947 college baseball match in Roswell to help convince experts from Kodak it could be real.
Musician Ray Santilli promoted the footage and reportedly made millions after claiming it had been shot by a US military official after the Roswell incident, and obtained by him years later.
Mr Melaris told the audience at London’s Leicester Square Theatre on Sunday: "For me, it was just a joke, a bit of fun but I have learnt my lesson.
"I would like to say now that there is a big part of me that feels remorse.
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ALIEN AUTOPSY: The alien from the fake autopsy video (left) which was linked to Roswell.
For me, it was just a joke, a bit of fun but I have learnt my lesson. I would like to say now that there is a big part of me that feels remorse.
Spyros Melaris
"I underestimated the response. The reality is that everybody in the UFO community took this film as the smoking gun, proof of UFOs and aliens."
British UFO investigator Phillip Mantle was the first to be contacted by Mr Santilli.
He said: "I was caught up in this battle.
"It took my 14 years to get to the bottom of it all and finally prove that the Alien Autopsy film was exactly what many people had claimed it was, a money-making scam.
"The rest as they say is history."
Mr Mantle says many times he met Mr Santilli, and a man called Gareth Watson, who played the doctor who observed the procedure through a glass screen in the footage.
He had an email exchange with Mr Watson earlier this year.
Mr Watson said he was sworn to secrecy after the film was made and that Mr Santilli had made a lot of money from the film.
Mr Mantle asked him: "Knowing what you know now if you could turn back the clock would you still have participated or would you have kept out of it all?"
Mr Watson replied: "Kept out of it."
Nick Pope investigated the UFO phenomena for the British Ministry of Defence (MoD) until 2006.
Today he tweeted: "I was the only MoD official invited to the 1995 screening of the alien autopsy film. Naturally, I knew it was fake."
A new intercontinental missile being tested by Vladimir Putin's Russia has been mistaken for an alien invasion.
Confused witnesses thought the bright object in the sky - which had a 'wiggly tail' - was an extraterrestrial ship .
In fact it was a RS-12M Topol missile, which was being tested by the Russian military as tensions heighten over North Korea.
The weapon was fired from the Kapustin Yar testing range in southern Russia, and hit a target in a remote area of Kazakhstan.
An agreement between the former Soviet state and Putin's Russia allows the latter to shoot test missiles into the Kazakh countryside, but it caused plenty of confusion among locals.
The missile, which had a long tail in the sky, sparked fears of an alien invasion(Image: social media / east2west news)
The stunning images were taken as Russia tested its new Topol missile at a time of heightened tensions(Image: social media / east2west news)
People on the ground were baffled by the bright light in the sky as the missile flew over(Image: social media / east2west news)
"If anybody asks me to describe an UFO, this is exactly how I would have pictured it," one baffled witness said.
Another posted online: "I was horrified, and all my friends saw it, nobody knew what it was."
One observer feared a black hole had arrived, and another said: "I'm scared of aliens, I heard they kidnap people."
The spectacular light show came amid fears a UFO was flying over(Image: social media / east2west news)
Incredible images show the path the missile took during the weapons test by Vladimir Putin's forces(Image: social media / east2west news)
And another wrote: "It was an alien spacecraft with a wiggly tail."
Locals were told by the Defence Ministry that the strike was "not an act of invasion or breaking through state borders" by Russia.
The missile was described as appearing like a brightly illuminated ball with several halos.
Some said they saw a "wiggly tail", while other witnesses said it "changed shape" and "suddenly disappeared".
The mysterious lights appeared in the sky after the missile was fired from a Russian training area(Image: social media / east2west news)
Witnesses said the missile had a 'wiggly tail' in the night sky(Image: social media / east2west news)
"Many Russians witnessed the bright and strange object in the night sky - people in Rostov, Cheboksary, Kazan, Samara and other cities photographed and filmed it commenting that it might be a UFO," said one report.
The test sparked anger among people living nearby, who were furious that Russia was carrying out the test so close to their homes.
One man wrote: "Why are they launching these missiles right above my district?"
A student wrote: "What was it?? Do you trust this missile story? It was so close, right above our hostel."
Some voiced anger that the missile had been directed so close to their homes(Image: social media / east2west news)
The spectacular lights were mistaken for an alien invasion(Image: social media / east2west news)
And another said: "I thought about missile but why at night? And it was so bright. Poor retirees with heart problems."
A spokesman for the Kazakh defence ministry said: "Launching ballistic missiles is a private matter of the Russian Army. Warning on this matter is not possible at the moment.
"Weapons, defence matters, activities of the foreign army are not in the competence of Kazakhstan. It is not an act of invasion or breaking through state borders."
The test launch "does not do any harm" to Kazakhstan, he said.
A Topol-M ballistic missile was fired into the countryside in Kazakhstan(Image: Topwar.ru / east2west news)
Kazakhstan confirmed that firing the missile was not an act of invastion by Russia(Image: social media / east2west news)
The dramatic images were taken as the missile flew over(Image: social media / east2west news)
In Kyrgyzstan an eyewitness told of an "an unknown object floating in the sky over Bishkek" - the capital city.
The object then "exploded in the sky", it was claimed.
Russian defence chiefs said the warhead hit the designated target at the Sary-Shagan testing range in Kazakhstan with the "desired accuracy".
The RS-12M Topol (SS-25 Sickle) is a single-warhead intercontinental ballistic missile, which entered service in 1985.
It has a maximum range of 6,125 miles and can carry a nuclear warhead with a yield of up to 550 kilotons.
The launch aimed to test an advanced version of warheads installed on intercontinental ballistic missiles, according to state-controlled Sputnik News Service.
Russia tested a new, advanced intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) capable of delivering a nuclear weapon to the U.S.
The Russian Defense Ministry said its missile forces successfully launched a Topol RS-12M, called SS-27 "Sickle B" by NATO, from the Kapustin Yar range in the southern Astrakhan region. The missile reportedly flew about 1,200 miles before striking a target at the Sary Shagan testing site in Kazakhstan. The ministry said data collected from the test would help develop new anti-missile defense penetration technology.
"A combat union of the Russian Strategic Missile Forces test launched an intercontinental ballistic missile Topol RS-12M from the Kapustin Yar state central range in the Astrakhan region," a ministry spokesman said, according to the state-run Tass Russian News Agency.
"The goal of the launch was to test advanced ballistic missile warheads," he added.
Military specialists walk past a Russian Topol intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) at the exposition field in Kubinka Patriot Park outside Moscow, on August 22 during the first day of the International Military-Technical Forum Army-2017. The Topol RS-12M, called SS-27 "Sickle B" by NATO, can be fitted with a nuclear warhead and travel up to 6,800 miles.
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The Topol RS-12M can be fitted with a nuclear warhead and travel up to 6,800 miles, easily putting major U.S. cities such as New York and Washington in range. After Tuesday's launch, however, it was local Russians who appeared to be most shaken. Some residents in southern Russia took to social media to post pictures of the curious, spiral-like trail left behind by the missile.
"I have a tape of some kind f**king thing in the sky, is this the end of the world? Ahhhhhh!," one user wrote.
"Queue X-Files theme," another wrote, wondering if it could have anything to do with Russia's operations against the Islamic State group (ISIS) in Syria.
"I arrived in this city, and here comes a UFO to take me back to Mordovia," a third tweet read.
It isn't the first time the Topol has caused a stir among confused onlookers. In 2013, astronaut Mike Hopkins was onboard the International Space Station when he photographed a mysterious cloud and shared it on Twitter. Hopkins said he didn't know what it could be, but called it "pretty amazing." It was later disclosed that Russia's Strategic Missile Forces reported a Topol missile launch that same day.
Hundreds in Israel scrambled to emergency lines to report UFO sightings in 2010, the Jerusalem Post reported, after what was later found to be a similar Russian ICBM test also visible in Azerbaijan, Lebanon, Syria and Turkey.
Two decades ago the world was gripped by a television film showing an autopsy of an alien at a secret location by people said to be government pathologists.
The filmmaker has now revealed that Alien Autopsy was an elaborate hoax.
Spyros Melaris revealed how he fooled the world in a new one-man show in London's West End, and that the film - which he claimed had been made in 1947 at Roswell, New Mexico - was in fact shot in a north London flat.
The "dead alien" which fascinated viewers worldwide had been made for Melaris by sculptor John Humphreys, a special effects expert who has worked on Dr Who, the BBC sci-fi series.
Melaris, 58, told his West End audience how he sourced surgeons' outfits and medical equipment from prop shops in Britain and the United States. The "government pathologists" - who in the 17-minute film appeared to dissect the corpse of an extraterrestrial - were in reality his brother and a girlfriend.
Melaris said they used cow and lamb organs from a local butcher's for the alien's innards.
He spliced his 16mm film footage onto original Pathe newsreel of a 1947 college baseball match in Roswell to persuade experts from Kodak it could be genuine. Musician Ray Santilli is said to have made millions by claiming the grainy film was made by a US military official shortly after the 1947 Roswell UFO incident.
Man behind infamous 'alien autopsy' video finally reveals the whole truth behind it. Picture Tim Stewart. Melaris, 58, told a West End audience how he ...
At his one-man show at London's Leicester Square Theatre, Melaris said: "For me, it was just a joke, a bit of fun but I have learnt my lesson.
"I would like to say now that there is a big part of me that feels remorse. I underestimated the response. The reality is that everybody in the UFO community took this film as the smoking gun, proof of UFOs and aliens."
Man behind infamous ‘alien autopsy’ video finally reveals the whole truth behind it
Man behind infamous ‘alien autopsy’ video finally reveals the whole truth behind it
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Not a real alien (Picture Getty)
In 1995, a video showing the autopsy of an alien by ‘government pathologists’ shocked the world – and made millions.
Man dies after 'police fire shots into car' near motorway in Bristol Now the film-maker behind it has revealed how the infamous ‘Alien Autopsy’ film fooled the world (not to mention inspiring a pretty terrible movie starring Ant and Dec).
Spyros Melaris reveals in a new one-man West End showthat the film claiming to show an alien body being examined in 1947 was actually shot in a north London flat.
The ‘dead alien’ in the 17-minute footage watched by millions worldwide was made for him by sculptor John Humphreys, a special effects expert who has also worked on Dr Who.
Picture Tim Stewart
Melaris, 58, told a West End audience how he sourced 1940s surgeons’ outfits and medical instruments from prop providers in the UK and USA.
The ‘government pathologists’ filmed dissecting the pale, potbellied corpse of the extraterrestrial being were his brother and then girlfriend in the Camden apartment.
Melaris said they used used cow and lamb organs from a local butcher for the alien’s innards. At one point he revealed they considered raspberry jelly for the brain but it was “too dark”.
He spliced his 16mm film footage onto original Pathe newsreel of a 1947 college baseball match in Roswell to persuade experts from Kodak it could be genuine.
Musician Ray Santilli reputedly made many millions by claiming the grainy black and white film was made by a US military official shortly after the1947 Roswell UFO incident.
Filmmaker Spyros Melaris Tim Stewart news
In a one-man show at London’s Leicester Square Theatre on Sunday, Melaris said, ‘For me, it was just a joke, a bit of fun but I have learnt my lesson. ‘I would like to say now that there is a big part of me that feels remorse.
I underestimated the response. The reality is that everybody in the UFO community took this film as the smoking gun, proof of UFOs and aliens.’
David Gillham is a man who has been searching for the truth about UFOs for more than 20 years after spotting something he couldn’t explain in the skies above his Truro home.
He was so intrigued by the unusual sight that he started to look into other sightings around the local area, made contact with Army and RAF bases and even started a weekly meet-up for like-minded people to share their experiences.
At its peak, the group had 100 attendees all interested in mysterious activity over Cornwall.
While the group stopped many years ago, Mr Gillham has been inviting “open-minded people” from across the county and farther afield to attend the annual convention hosted by the Cornwall UFO Research Group (Cuforg).
The convention aims to help people learn more about the different theories that could explain unidentified flying objects, share their own stories and find out more about the many sightings reported to Cuforg every year.
David Gillham, founder of the Cornwall UFO Research Group, which hosts the annual UFO convention
Mr Gillham explained that he had first formed the research group after his own sighting in 1995.
He said: “I was looking out of the window at home, towards Nansavallon Woods and I saw two red lights hovering just above the trees. I live on top of a hill so the lights were at eye level.
“I called the wife to come and look and she saw them too. Then the lights went off towards Truro.
“I went down the little lane behind the old Richard Lander School so that I was looking down on to the woods. The lights had gone by the time I got there and it was pitch black by that time. Then two or three helicopters came over. They started criss-crossing over the woods and then a plane flew over quite low.
“After about half an hour I decided to go home and when I got there my wife was standing in the kitchen with the lights off. She was at the window and she said, 'those lights weren’t helicopters, I’ve just seen helicopters fly over and it wasn’t the same'.”
Mr Gillham was so determined to get to the bottom of what he had seen that night that he started carrying out his own research.
“I went down into the valley the next day and started knocking on doors," he said. "I really wanted to find out what the lights were, but no-one knew.
“Then I called Culdrose but they couldn’t tell me anything. It’s very interesting, but I have never been able to get to the bottom of it.”
More than 20 years later, the lights Mr Gillham spotted over Truro that night remain a mystery.
But the incident sparked an interest in other UFO sightings across the county and Mr Gillham said he has had hundreds reported over the years, including a mass sighting in 2000 and a councillor who claimed she had close encounter with a flying saucer.
Mr Gillham said: “There was a mass sighting in Cornwall in 2000. It was an evening in December at around 6pm when someone spotted four lights in the sky. The back light was going on as the front was coming off and it looked like a circle with something in the middle that was covering the lights as it flew.
“It flew over Marazion, Helston, Falmouth , over Truro and then up the A30 towards St Austell. Then a helicopter flew over straight after.
“I then came across a man from Ponsanooth who had managed to video the UFO, it definitely looked circular. It was seen by more than 20 different people that night.”
Kelvin Barbery from St Agnes, took this photograph of a UFO spotted in the skies between Swanpool and Maenporth(Image: Kelvin Barbery)
While sightings of mysterious lights in the skies are an interesting topic for many people in Cornwall, which Mr Gillham described as “a hotspot” for UFO activity, it was a close encounter that proved the enthusiasts' most interesting tale.
“One of the most interesting stories I have ever heard was from Councillor Joan Vincent from St Austell in the Sixties,” Mr Gillham said. “I went to her house to interview her about what she had seen.
“At the time there was a lot of sightings in the area. It had got to the point that students were climbing up to the top of hills at night to try to see something.
“This councillor said that she had gone down towards the clay pits with her husband. She said there had been a bright light that was so bright it almost blinded them.
“She looked over the top of a Cornish wall where the light was coming from and said that in the field on the ground was a UFO. She said it frightened the life out of them both and they shot off in their car.
“Although she told me about it, she wasn’t ready to speak out in public. A while later she told Bella Magazine and the West Briton about it and said she felt it was time she spoke out. Afterwards she had a lot of people contact her and say that they had seen this object take off from the field.”
This image drawn by Councillor Joan Vincent showing what had she had witnessed, appeared in the Cornish Guardian(Image: Cornish Guardian)
Cornwall Live’s print editions, including the Cornish Guardian carried the story in 1995 as well as a follow-up story when more people contacted the paper, breaking their silence over the UFO that they had seen over the clay country more than 30 years before.
Over the years Mr Gillham has compiled all of the sightings reported to him. Many, he says, can be answered simply by objects such as weather balloons, the space station overhead or Chinese lanterns, but many others remain a mystery.
Mr Gillham said: “I’ve seen objects myself. I’ve seen a silver round object way up the sky. I’ve seen an object coming in and out of the clouds and then a helicopter shoot up to the same area.
“I’ve also had lots of very good sightings reported in Cornwall over the years and lots more don’t report it.
“There are a lot of different theories of what the UFOs could be including things crossing out of different dimensions. I can’t tell you what they are because I don’t know. I have been looking for an answer for all these years and I still haven’t found one. It’s very interesting. I keep an open mind.”
Joan and Roy Vincent photographed at the scene of their close encounter
The UFO conference will give other like-minded people the chance to come together to share their own sightings and hear theories from experts in the field.
“We have four talks throughout the day, one from an expert who is coming over from Sweden to talk to us,” said Mr Gillham. “One of the main reasons for the conference is for like-minded people to come together and talk about what they have seen, hear the different theories, without being ridiculed.”
The 20th annual UFO conference will take place in the Fal Building at Truro and Penwith College on Saturday, October 7.
Mr Gillham added: "We have some really interesting talks this year. We always try to find different speakers from across the UK and further to make it interesting for everyone.
"We had David Icke come to speak to us one year."
David Icke looked at the records of Cornish Sightings with David Gillham, when he attend the Cornwall UFO Conference as a speaker
The doors will open at 9.50am, with the closing speech by Mr Gillham at 5.15pm. There will be four talks throughout the day:
Ghost rockets, Swedish military cases, by Clas Svahn
The spiritual consequences of UFO disclosure and contact with extra-terrestrials, by Alan Foster
Are UFOs extra-terrestrial craft? By Nigel Watson
The Earth its ghosts and our past in its creation, by Tim Water
Tickets cost £25 and can be purchased on the door.
For further information visit the Cornwall UFO Research Facebook page.
NAZCA TOMB: DNA results are in on the 'mummified aliens'... and they are REAL beings
NAZCA TOMB: DNA results are in on the 'mummified aliens'... and they are REAL beings
EXCLUSIVE: Alien hunters hoping to prove the Nazca tombs contained extraterrestrials have been left shocked after tests on the mummified remains found they contained DNA from living beings.
Nazca Tomb: The 'alien' remains were found to have 100 percent human DNA.
The bodies, which included a three-fingered corpse, were reportedly found in a tomb near the Nazca Lines in southern Peru, and it was thought by some researchers they could be a newly undiscovered species or even aliens.
Scientists were unable to get DNA codes from some of the samples sent for analysis, however DNA types were confirmed for a three-fingered hand, and from a brain tissue sample.
However, in a blow to people hoping for proof of alien visitations of Earth, the samples were concluded to be a 100 percent match to human DNA.
Both the hand and brain tissue were found to come from a male homo sapien, according to a report from Paleo DNA laboratory at Lakehead University, Ontario, Canada, now available online.
It said: "The evidence suggests the source of DNA from the biological material from the cranial brain and the bone extracted from the hand belongs to homo sapiens (humans)."
Conspiracy theory website Gaia.com ran a series of videos which claimed the bodies had been found in a tomb near the Nazca Lines in southern Peru, and it was thought they could be a newly undiscovered species or even alien.
The bodies were carbon dated to between 245 to 410 AD, but genuine scientists believe they have been created to look like aliens using the "grave-robbed" mummified remains of anciently-buried humans.
The organisers of the ninth annual World Congress on Mummy Studies, which took place in Lima, Peru, last August, issued an angry call on Facebook for an official inquiry into whether archaeological crimes have been committed.
The congress brings together world experts in mummies and skeletons in a new location each year.
Under the heading ‘The Fraud of Extraterrestrial Mummies’, translated from Spanish, the congress said it believed real human mummified remains had been mutated and re-arranged to create bogus alien-looking creatures.
Commenting on the DNA results, British UFO investigator Nigel Watson said: "It shows it has a male human skull and hands. Another fake bites the dust."
However, Gaia.com has since released a further video suggesting it could be a being closely related to humans and still from outer space.
The evidence suggests the source of DNA from the biological material from the cranial brain and the bone extracted from the hand belongs to homo sapiens (humans)."
DNA test report
Dr Konstantin Korotkov, who is working with Gaia.com on the project, and claims to have previously photographed a soul leaving a human body, suggested in the video they may only be related to human DNA.
He said: "From the first DNA analysis, it was proven it’s not chimpanzee, it’s not monkey, but it’s human-like DNA.
"Because we know that now we have three types of human like creatures. It is Neanderthals, Cro-Magnon like ourselves, and Denisovan.
"Now, at next level, they have to make much more detailed analysis, and much more complicated analysis, so they will create a library of genes, and then they will be able to compare it with database of human subjects.
"Then, we’ll see whether it is exactly human like, or it is little bit different.”
The team said early DNA results of another mummy, named “Maria”, show she is female, and that carbon dating samples from the body matched the hand making manipulation of body parts unlikely.
Mexican journalist Jaime Maussan, who is also working with Gaia.com, said they were now testing smaller reptilian looking bodies.
He said: “They are very very similar. It is like a reptile skin, a snake skin.
"It proves we have two types of beings.
"If we can prove they are real we would have six bodies - enough evidence to say this case is real."
Dr Raymundo Salas Alfaro, a radiologist from Peru, said in the video: "We are scientifically proving that this body is a real body, that was once alive.
"For example, here we have the teeth from the upper arch, and here are the ones from the lower arch. The skull with the remains of brain mass, this part here shows the lungs at the side. "This is the heart, with the bronchus, and the great vessels, lungs at both sides.
"This is still the heart, and here are the four cavities, and the bronchi that are preserved.”
Writing about the case on conspiracy theory website Collective-evolution.com, Arjun Walia said: "'Human-Like DNA'- what does that even mean?
"After all, humans share 50 percent of their DNA with a banana, approximately 80 percent with dogs, and 99 percent with chimpanzees.
"In reality, our genomes differ in many ways, but the numbers seem to imply something else.
"The point I am trying to make is, with regards to my research into the extraterrestrial phenomenon, the common factor is humanoid."
Gaia.com ended the video saying further DNA screening would take place.
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Chuck Zukowski – UFOs and the Paranormal Along the 37th Parallel – September 26, 2017
Chuck Zukowski – UFOs and the Paranormal Along the 37th Parallel – September 26, 2017
Chuck Zukowski runs the website UFONut.com. He is a micro-chip engineer and an ex-reserve (volunteer) deputy sheriff in Colorado Springs. He has been investigating UFOs and other paranormal phenomena for several decades. He is currently the Cattle Mutilation expert for the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON). Chuck and his sister Debbie (MUFON board member and Missouri state director) noticed that many of the cases they explored ran along the 37th degree parallel. They began researching this phenomenon and started sharing their discoveries, including on this podcast. Their work got picked up by several TV shows, and eventually a book by well-known author Ben Mezrich was written. The idea and Chuck’s research is now being developed into a motion picture.
In this interview, Chuck shares his discoveries and lets us in on how all of this attention on his work came about.
In a recent interview, Microsoft co-founder and billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates told The Wall Street Journal he disagrees with Elon Musk's assertions that artificial intelligence is a significant threat to humanity.
EVERYONE HAS AN OPINION
Artificial intelligence (AI) is one of today’s hottest topics. In fact, it’s so hot that many of the tech industry’s heavyweights — Apple, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, etc. — have been investing huge sums of money to improve their machine-learning technologies.
An ongoing debate rages on alongside all this AI development, and in one corner is SpaceX CEO and OpenAI co-chairman Elon Musk, who has been issuing repeated warnings about AI as a potential threat to humankind’s existence.
Now, Microsoft co-founder and billionaire philanthropist Bill Gates is sharing his opinion on Musk’s assertions.
In a rare joint interview with Microsoft’s current CEO Satya Nadella, Gates told WSJ. Magazine that the subject of AI is “a case where Elon and I disagree.” According to Gates, “The so-called control problem that Elon is worried about isn’t something that people should feel is imminent. We shouldn’t panic about it.”
FEAR OF AI?
While the perks of AI are rather obvious — optimized processes, autonomous vehicles, and generally smarter machines — Musk is simply pointing out the other side of the coin. With some nations intent on developing autonomous weapons systems, irresponsible AI development has an undeniable potential for destruction. Musk’s strong language may make him sound like he’s overreacting, but is he?
As he’s always been sure to point out, Musk isn’t against AI. All he’s advocating is informed policy-making to ensure that these potential dangers don’t get in the way of the benefits AI can deliver.
In that, Musk isn’t alone. Not all experts think his warnings are farfetched, and several have joined Musk in sending an open-letter to the United Nations about the need for clear policies to govern AI. Even before that, other groups of AI experts had called for the same.
Judging by what Nadella told the WSJ. Magazine, much of this conflict may actually be mostly imagined. “The core AI principle that guides us at this stage is: How do we bet on humans and enhance their capability? There are still a lot of design decisions that get made, even in a self-learning system, that humans can be accountable for,” he said.
“There’s a lot I think we can do to shape our own future instead of thinking, ‘This is just going to happen to us’,” Nadella added. “Control is a choice. We should try to keep that control.”
In the end, it’s not so much AI itself that we should watch out for. It’s how human beings use it. The enemy here is not technology. It’s recklessness.
ANCIENT PAPYRUS SCROLL REVEALS HOW THE EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS WERE BUILT
ANCIENT PAPYRUS SCROLL REVEALS HOW THE EGYPTIAN PYRAMIDS WERE BUILT
One of the greatest mysteries that researchers of ancient history have had to contend with is just how the ancient Egyptians built the pyramids.
The pyramids, which are considered to be one of the greatest architectural feats that the world has ever seen, are enormous stone structures constructed of gigantic rocks which were mined, transported and slotted together prior to the invention of both the crane and the wheel.
NEW EVIDENCE EXPLAIN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE PYRAMIDS
It is a quandary that has puzzled Egyptologists for more than a century, but now it looks as though part of the mystery may have been solved.
Archaeologists and historians have known for a long time that the rock used to construct the pyramids was extracted from two locations, one of which is in Tura which is around eight miles away from the site of the pyramids and Aswan, which is a phenomenal 533 miles away from the site. The question as to how the ancient Egyptians managed to transport the rock all of that way before the use of the wheel has dogged historians ever since the exact age of the pyramids was uncovered. However, now a newly uncovered papyrus scroll may have provided a very simple answer to this perennial problem.
THE DIARY OF MERER
The papyrus scroll contains the notes of an ancient Egyptian overseer called Merer and is the only first-hand record of how the pyramids were constructed in existence. In his notes, Merer explains how the stones were extracted from quarries and then moved to Giza via specially constructed canals. The blocks of rock were received an inland port that was built mere yards away from the base of the Great pyramid where they were dragged across the ground by the slaves who build the awesome megaliths.
Merer's notes make complete sense to Mark Lehner, an archaeologist who has worked in Egypt who discovered evidence of an ancient waterway lying beneath the plateau where the Great Pyramid of Giza lies.
These discoveries relating to the construction of the pyramids will be explained in full in a new Channel 4 documentary called Egypt’s Great Pyramid: The New Evidence.
Alien abduction: The couple claim they were surrounded by up to ten beings.
The case of Betty and Barney Hill is one of the world's best known alien abduction claims.
And now their niece Kathleen Marden, 69, has spoken about the case for the first time in the UK.
Aliens on a flying saucer swooped in to snatch the couple, of Portsmouth, New Hampshire, on September 19 1961.
Just south of Lancashire, New Hampshire, Betty and Barney claim to have seen a strange, oval craft hovering above them.
Then, they spotted a group of 'humanoid beings' watching them from behind a curved lighted window in the craft.
Their last conscious memory was of the same creatures standing in the middle of the road, blocking their path.
The next thing they knew they were pulling up at their house in Portsmouth.
More than three hours of their journey was unaccounted for with neither of them able to remember the details of that night’s events.
Speaking at the UFO Truth magazine conference in Holmfirth, West Yorkshire, Ms Marden claimed to have proof her relatives' account is true, after since it happened when she was just 13.
Now a UFO author and researcher, who has written a biography of the Hills, Ms Marden argued the couple were "credible witnesses".
The Florida-based writer said: “I believe there was an abduction. When I began the investigation I was as unbiased as I could be.
“I did analysis of Betty and Barney’s statement when they were on the (alien) craft, being taken and then released. My analysis is that the experience was real.
I only want the truth. And I want to separate fact from fiction because a lot of fiction has been built around what happened to Betty and Barney.
Kathleen Marden
She said: “I said ‘I know you’re not from this planet but where are you from?’ He showed me a star map indicating where he came from.”
Under hypnosis, Betty drew the map which consisted of twelve prominent stars connected by lines and three lesser ones that formed a distinctive triangle.
She said she was told the stars connected by solid lines formed "trade routes", whereas dashed lines were to less-traveled stars.
Scientists at the time discredited the map said to outline the exact location of where she claimed the extra-terrestrials originated.
Experts claimed there was no constellation similar to the drawing and that it bore no resemblance to any known formation at the time.
In 2015, statistician David Saunders, who took part in research called the Condon UFO study, argued that the unusual alignment of key sun-like stars in a plane centred around Zeta Reticuli was statistically improbable to have happened by chance from a random sketch and that Betty was in fact telling the truth.
Other puzzling evidence surrounding the claimed abduction at the time include Betty’s dress being torn, and covered in a strange pink powder which was later confirmed as "not being of any organic origin".
There were shiny concentric circles covering the boot of their car and when a compass was placed next to them it would spin uncontrollably.
Dr Erol faruk claims to have compelling evidence a UFO landed in Delphos, Kansas, 40 years ago.
Dr Erol Faruk has published the findings of his investigation into a substance left on the ground after a famous UFO sighting in a book which has concluded extraterrestrial activity is the only explanation.
In self-published work, The Compelling Scientific Evidence for UFOs, the British-born chemist of Turkish heritage, examined in detail the Delphos UFO case seen in Kansas, USA, on the evening of November 2 1971.
It is considered by some alien investigators as one of the most compelling UFO cases on record - due to the scorched ring left in the ground - allegedly when the UFO landed.
The witness was Ron Johnson, 16, who was tending sheep on his family's farm with dog Snowball, at about 7pm, when he spotted a six to eight feet diameter mushroom-shaped UFO appearing in the night sky.
It was described as having multi-coloured lights, and hovering about 75 feet away among trees at just a few feet above ground.
It then ascended with a blinding light.
He alerted his parents who saw it disappearing from view.
But, the family found a glowing ring on the ground where it had landed, and a similar material on trees nearby.
The family said the glow "felt strange, like a slick crust, as if the soil was crystallised," and Mrs Johnson was left with a numbing anaesthetic sensation on her hand after touching it.
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A picture taken by the Johnsons of the 'glowing ring' ten minutes after the sighting.
Samples of soil, which was said to have a profound water repellant nature from within the ring were sent for analysis and stored in a number of laboratories.
Another witness also came forward, a Lester Ensbarger from Minneapolis, who advised Deputy Sheriff Leonard Simpson that at 7.30 pm the same night, he saw a bright light descending in the sky in Delphos.
According to website ufocasebook.com: "The experience of Ron Johnson is still considered as one of the best documented 'ground trace' UFO cases of the past century, and is still unexplainable by any conventional or earthly means."
Dr Faruk, who admits to a lifelong interest in the UFO phenomenon, focussed his work on investigating the chemical make up of the soil from the ring.
He was able to obtain some of the stored solid after requesting it while based at Nottingham University.
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The ring left by the 'Delphos UFO' 42 months later.
The hovering object of presently unknown origin appears to have contained within its periphery an aqueous solution of an unstable compound whose likely sole function would be light emission.
Dr Erol faruk
He wrote: "Placing water onto the affected soil was very like placing it onto a glass surface, with the water spontaneously forming into droplets sitting on the surface."
Although, he remained unable to fully identify the soil compound, he claimed to detect "a highly water-soluble organic compound which is potentially chemiluminescent”.
This could have been responsible for the alleged glow seen at the time, he said.
Dr Faruk concluded there were three possible explanations - a hoax, the ring was in fact a fairy ring - a natuarlly occurring ring of toadstools, or a genuine alien space ship had been seen.
He said a hoax was unlikely due to the unusual characteristics of the compound, and its elongation towards the wind direction on the night.
He also ruled out a fungal ring, claiming the "water-soluble alkali metal salt of an organic carboxylic acid" found in the compound would not be produced by a fungi.
This, he said meant the conclusion of a genuine UFO sighting was the most favourable.
He wrote: "A picture begins to emerge as to what possibly happened that evening.
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Ron Johnson pictured with dog Snowball at the time.
"The hovering object of presently unknown origin appears to have contained within its periphery an aqueous solution of an unstable compound whose likely sole function would be light emission.
"Some of the solution was deposited into the ground while the object positioned itself under a tree (to possibly avoid observation from the air).
"Once enough of this solution was deposited, the object departed after which the Johnson family approached the ring area."
The book is based largely on a scientific research paper Dr Faruk wrote for publication in a number of scientific journals, but his publication was rejected.
Dr Faruk claims that although his report deals with "physical and chemical evidence" as required, he was told it was investigating an "inappropriate" subject matter.
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Er is een buitenaards ruimteschip op aarde geland. Deze wetenschapper claimt hier bewijs voor te hebben
Er is een buitenaards ruimteschip op aarde geland. Deze wetenschapper claimt hier bewijs voor te hebben
Een scheikundige claimt te hebben bewezen dat er een buitenaards ruimteschip op aarde is geland, meldt de Daily Express. De man heeft de zaak bijna 40 jaar onderzocht.
Dr. Erol Faruk heeft onderzoek gedaan naar een UFO-landing waarbij een vreemde substantie achterbleef op de grond.
Zijn conclusie luidt dat buitenaardse activiteit de enige mogelijke verklaring is voor dit incident, dat op 2 november 1971 plaatsvond in Kansas.
Oogverblindend licht
De getuige, Ron Johnson, was indertijd 16 jaar oud en zorgde voor de schapen op de boerderij van zijn familie, toen hij plotseling een paddenstoelvormige UFO aan de hemel zag met een doorsnee van enkele meters.
Het object produceerde verschillende kleuren licht en hing vlak boven de grond. Vervolgens was een oogverblindend licht te zien, waarna de UFO omhoog schoot.
Gloeiende cirkel vlak na de landing
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Ron rende naar zijn ouders, die het object in de verte zagen verdwijnen. Het gezin trof op de landingsplek een gloeiende cirkel aan.
Gekristalliseerd
Op de bladeren van de bomen werd bovendien een vreemde substantie gevonden.
De gloed voelde vreemd aan, alsof de bodem was gekristalliseerd. Rons moeder voelde haar hand even niet meer toen ze het materiaal aanraakte.
Bodemmonsters werden naar verschillende laboratoria gestuurd. Dr. Faruk richtte zich tijdens zijn onderzoek voornamelijk op de samenstelling van het bodemmateriaal.
Toen hij voor de Universiteit van Nottingham werkte, wist hij de hand te leggen op enkele van de monsters.
Ongepast
Hij zei dat er drie mogelijke verklaringen waren: een hoax, een feeëncirkel of men had een authentiek buitenaards schip gezien.
Volgens dr. Faruk is het uitgesloten dat het een hoax was of dat Ron en zijn ouders een elfencirkel hebben gezien.
Hij legde zijn studie voor aan verschillende wetenschappelijke tijdschriften, maar die wilden hun vingers er niet aan branden.
Hoewel in het onderzoek fysiek bewijs wordt aangedragen, vonden de tijdschriften het onderzoeksonderwerp ‘ongepast’.
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