Record-breaking supernova manages to “X-ray” the entire Universe

The Milky Way’s Black Hole Ejected a Star Towards Intergalactic Space at 6 Million km/h

During a time that humankind’s ancestors were learning to walk upright, use their hands, and create the first primitive tools, cosmic events left a mark in our galaxy that our developed society would later see, millions of years later.

Astronomers have traced the trajectory of a so-called hypervelocity star through time, concluding that it was booted from the monstrous black hole at the center of our galaxy during a time when civilization as we know it did not exist.

Dubbed S5-HVS1, this cosmic body is an “A-type main-sequence star” and is considered the fastest ever discovered by astronomers.
Measurements of its trajectory have revealed the cosmic body is traveling at almost 1,755 km/s, or around four million miles an hour.

This took place, according to astronomers’ calculations, around 5 million years ago. The dramatic ejection marked the confirmation of the so-called Hills mechanism.

The Hill mechanism takes place when a supermassive black hole disrupts a binary star.

Our Milky Way Galaxy, for example, is home to Sagittarius A*, a supermassive black hole that has approximately 4 million times the mass of the Sun. The Hills mechanism describes how stars are pulled apart and then left to continue their separate journey.

What astronomers measured in 2019 was precisely that; a star pulled into orbit around a black hole while its companion star was jettisoned towards intergalactic space at incredibly high velocity.

To understand the origin of S5-HVS1, astronomers studied kinematics and traced the orbit backward in time. Incredibly, they discovered that the star could be traced back to the Milky Way’s Galactic Center, where it was expelled at a speed of 1800km/s between 5 and 4.8 million years ago, which makes S5-HVS the first clear demonstration of the Hill Mechanism and one of the fastest stars in the galaxy.

The star was observed in its journey approaching Earth at a distance of around 29,000 light-years away, traveling more than ten times faster than any other star in the Milky Way Galaxy.

Such is its speed that astronomers say that one day, inevitably, it will exit the Milky Way galaxy and never return.

The discovery was of great importance but a surprising one as well. Astronomers have theorized for years that Black Holes could eject stars at an unimaginable speed. Still, they have never associated a fast-moving star with the black hole at the center of the galaxy.

Observing and measuring the trajectory of S5-HVS1 is of great importance to astronomers since it must have formed in the galactic center. Furthermore, it is unique; the environment at the center of the Milky Way is entirely alien compared to our local galactic environment. This makes S5-HVS1 “a visitor from a strange land.”

An artist’s impression of S5-HVS1’s ejection by Sagittarius A*, the black hole at the center of the galaxy. The black hole and the captured binary partner to S5-HVS1 are seen far away in the left corner of the picture, while S5-HVS1 is in the foreground, speeding away from them.

Credit: James Josephides (Swinburne Astronomy Productions)

The location of S5-HVS1 on the sky and the direction of its motion. The star is flying away from the galactic center, from which it was ejected 5 million years ago.

Credit: Sergey Koposov

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The French astronomer, computer scientist, and UFO researcher Jacques Fabrice Vallée is one of the important figures in the study of unidentified flying objects, long a proponent of pushing the legitimacy of ufology as a viable scientific pursuit. A legendary icon in the field, he not only increased the legitimacy of the study of UFOs, but also pushed at its boundaries, introducing many ideas that were considered groundbreaking in their time, notably the idea of extraterrestrials as interdimensional travelers. He is so important that he was the inspiration for one of the main characters in Stephen Spielberg’s Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and his contributions to the field are innumerable. He is also known for uncovering a mysterious lost top-secret document that pointed at a grand conspiracy of the government controlling, twisting, and even fabricating the output of information on the UFO phenomenon.

In the summer of 1967, Vallée was living in the United States, and at the time was tasked with helping astronomer J. Allen Hynek get his documents in order. This is notable in that Hynek was then one of the most recognizable authorities on the UFO subject, and had been the top scientific advisor to three UFO studies carried out by the U.S. Air Force, with those being Project Sign (1947–1949), Project Grudge (1949–1951) and Project Blue Book, which he was then overseeing. Indeed, the documents that Vallée was helping to organize were composed of UFO reports under investigation by Project Blue Book. It was apparently quite the task, since Hynek was notoriously disorganized with his files, something Vallée complained about profusely. One day, he unloaded some boxes of Hynek’s files, and as he went through them trying to make some sense of the chaotic mess, he came across a document that was dated 9 January 1953, stamped in red ink “SECRET – Security Information” and signed by a person he would later only refer to as “Pentacle.” What he would find within would change his whole outlook on the UFO phenomenon, shake him to his core, and inspire debate and discussion that has continued to this day.

Jacques Vallée

Among the many revelations allegedly held within what would be called “The Pentacle Memorandum,” perhaps the most shocking had to do with what was called the Robertson Panel. Headed by Howard P. Robertson, a physicist from California Institute of Technology, and organized in response to a recommendation to the Intelligence Advisory Committee following the Central Intelligence Agency’s own review of Project Blue Book, the Robertson Panel was convened in January, 1953, by a committee of expert scientists who had been asked to consider the UFO phenomenon for the purpose of weighing the threat that such objects might present to national security. These experts included Luis Alvarez, Nobel prize in physics; Lloyd Berkner, space scientist; Sam Goudsmit, nuclear physicist at Brookhaven National Laboratory and Thornton Page, astronomer Although the Robertson Panel was meant to be an impartial, open discussion on the matter that considered all angles and held nothing back, and this was what the public had been told about it, what Vallée supposedly discovered in this mysterious file cast a sinister light on it all.

Jacques Vallee (right) and J. Allen Hynek, who collaborated for years as advisors to the USAF Project Blue Book, and efforts toward bringing a resolution to the UFO problem.

According to the Pentacle Memorandum, which was addressed to a Miles E. Coll at Wright Patterson Air Force Base and meant for transmittal to Captain Edward J. Ruppelt, the panel of scientists convening for the Robertson Panel were being manipulated and not told the whole story. Not only had a secret study of thousands of UFO reports carried out on behalf of the United States government by the Battelle Memorial Institute been withheld from them, but under what was referred to as “Project Stork” they were also told in no uncertain terms that, far from an impartial discussion, there were certain things they were not allowed to talk about. This was basically cherry picking and preselecting evidence, which would guide the conclusion the scientists would reach, and they even suggested postponing the Robertson Panel until it could be decided how much information would be made available to the committee. Vallée would write of this to UFO researcher Barry Greenwood:

The greatest implication, which is perhaps not obvious on first reading but which amounts to a scandal of major proportion in the eyes of any scientist, has to do with the outright manipulation of the Robertson panel. Here is a special meeting of the five most eminent scientists in the land, assembled by the government to discuss a matter of national security. Not only are they not made aware of all the data, but another group has already decided “what can and cannot be discussed (Pentacle’s own words!)” when they meet. Dr. Hynek categorically stated to me that the panel was not briefed about the Pentacle proposals.

Vallée found that this mysterious Project Stork extended beyond merely manipulating and guiding the Robertson Panel. There was also referenced a plan to exploit areas of supposed high UFO activity in order to carry out an experiment to secretly and purposefully manufacture UFO phenomena in order to gather reliable physical data on eyewitness testimony, essentially creating what Vallée would call “a carefully calibrated and monitored simulation of an entire UFO wave.” A portion of the document explains of this project:

We expect that our analysis will show that certain areas in the United States have had an abnormally high number of reported incidents of unidentified flying objects.  Assuming that, from our analysis, several definite areas productive of reports can be selected, we recommend that one or two of theses areas be set up as experimental areas. This area, or areas, should have observation posts with complete visual skywatch, with radar and photographic coverage, plus all other instruments necessary or helpful in obtaining positive and reliable data on everything in the air over the area. A very complete record of the weather should also be kept during the time of the experiment.  Coverage should be so complete that any object in the air could be tracked, and information as to its altitude, velocity, size, shape, color, time of day, etc. could be recorded. All balloon releases or known balloon paths, aircraft flights, and flights of rockets in the test area should be known to those in charge of the experiment. Many different types of aerial activity should be secretly and purposefully scheduled within the area. We recognize that this proposed experiment would amount to a large-scale military maneuver, or operation, and that it would require extensive preparation and fine coordination, plus maximum security. Although it would be a major operation, and expensive, there are many extra benefits to be derived besides the data on unidentified aerial objects.

The question of just what would be accomplished by the proposed experiment occurs. Just how could the problem of these unidentified objects be solved? From this test area, during the time of the experiment, it can be assumed that there would be a steady flow of reports from ordinary civilian observers, in addition to those by military or other official observers. It should be possible by such a controlled experiment to prove the identity of all objects reported, or to determine positively that there were objects present of unknown identity. Any hoaxes under a set-up such as this could almost certainly be exposed, perhaps not publicly, but at least to the military. In addition, by having resulting data from the controlled experiment, reports for the last five years could be re-evaluated, in the light of similar but positive information. This should make possible reasonably certain conclusions concerning the importance of the problem of “flying saucers”. Results of an experiment such as described could assist the Air Force to determine how much attention to pay to future situations when, as in the past summer, there were thousands of sightings reported. In the future, then, the Air Force should be able to make positive statements, reassuring to the public, and to the effect that everything is well under control.

Vallée saw all of this as an insidious government plan to spread misinformation and manipulate the truth, to obfuscate the honest search for true answers and mislead the public. He also wondered whether this was just one small part of a greater conspiracy to obfuscate the truth and construct just what the public knew about UFOs. In his opinion, this revelation potentially posed the threat of causing huge shockwaves in the UFO field and beyond into society itself. Vallée was quite alarmed by all of this, and would write:

Perhaps the Pentacle memo only proves that scientific studies of UFOs (and even their classified components) have been manipulated since the fifties. But it also suggests several avenues of research which are vital to the future of this field: why were Pentacle’s proposals kept from the panel? Were his plans for a secret simulation of UFO waves implemented? If so, when, where and how? What was discovered as a result? Are these simulations still going on? Hynek once assured me that if it ever turned out that a secret study had been conducted, the American public would raise an unbelievable stink against the military and Intelligence community. It would be an outrage, he said, an insult to the whole country, not to mention a violation of the most cherished American principles of democracy. There would be an uproar in Congress, editorials in major scientific magazines, immediate demands for sanctions.

Making it all even more ominous was that when Hynek found about the document, he had known nothing of any of this, meaning that Project Bluebook itself was being manipulated. Hynek went to directly confront members of the Battelle study about it, to which their reaction was quite volatile. Vallée would say of the incident, “The man I have called Pentacle snatched his notes away and told him in no uncertain terms that the contents of the memo were not to be discussed, under any circumstances. Why should Pentacle worry so much about a simple letter written fifteen years ago?” Indeed, why would they have such a reaction and what did this mean? All of this disturbed Vallée greatly, and he would later say of the document’s profound effect on him:

The discovery of the Pentacle document had a major impact on me. It gave me an uncomfortable insight into the practices of government agencies and the high-powered consultants who serve them. It was the main raison for my return to Europe in 1967. It made obvious some unsavoury aspects of scientific policy at the highest level. It provided quite an education for an idealistic young astronomer.

It would not be until 1992 that word of this secret document came to light, with the release of Valee’s four-volume series titled Forbidden Science. Not long after this, a purported leaked copy of the Pentacle Memorandum came into the possession of UFO researchers, and Vallee would confirm that this was the very same document he had seen back in 1967. The document would end up hitting the public with a whimper, not creating nearly the sort of uproar that Vallée had been expecting. Most people just didn’t really seem to care all that much. Even within UFO circles it got a mixed response, with some sharing Vallée’s alarmist and paranoid interpretation, while others said the document was not particularly significant in the grand scheme of things. Still others took the more extreme stance that the document “proved” that the government was behind the whole UFO phenomena, and that there were no aliens or spaceships, just a large-scale psi-ops scheme. All of these various interpretations have managed to make the Pentacle Memorandum a controversial and much debated document tight up to the present, with no general agreement on what it all means or what implications it might have. It remains an odd footnote in the history of ufology that we may never truly understand for certain, its implications unknown to us.

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That’s a highly controversial title for this article. It becomes even more controversial if the answer to the title is “Yes.” Certainly, there are more than a few claims that ufologists have been wiped out for what they knew. Indeed, I wrote about such things in my Assassinations book and in my Diary of Secrets book that addresses the claims Marilyn Monroe might have lost her life because of what she knew about UFOs and aliens. Moving on, one of the strangest stories revolves around (A) a man named Fred Crisman and (B) a place called Maury Island. June 21, 1947 was the date of one of the most mysterious and widely-debated incidents in UFO lore. A man named Harold Dahl, his young son, and several men were shocked and amazed by the sight of a veritable squadron of circular UFOs, with holes around the sides, flying over the waters of Maury Island, Puget Sound, Washington State. Five of the craft seemed to be moving in a smooth fashion at roughly 2,000-feet. That certainly couldn’t be said of one of them: it was clearly, and dangerously, out of control.

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Marilyn dead because of what she knew about UFOs and aliens?

That was made even more obvious when that particular craft suddenly plummeted to a height of around barely 700 feet. This was not a good sign. It was practically an omen. The rest of the mysterious aerial vehicles skillfully maneuvered out of the way, except for just one craft: it proceeded to “touch” the malfunctioning one, as things were described at the time. That didn’t seem to help. The craft then started to “spew forth” a huge amount of material – and showered down a mass of weird debris into the water. Some of it was an extremely thin, light metal. Other material, black in color, was boiling hot – something that was made clear when the wreckage hit the water and instantly caused a huge amount of steam to violently billow and bubble all around. Very unfortunately, the Dahl’s family dog was killed by some of the material as it slammed not just into the water, but onto the family’s boat, also.

A shocked Dahl quickly contacted his boss and friend, Fred Crisman; he was a man who had links to U.S. intelligence, and who wasted no time in gathering up as much of the material as possible. With Crisman and his son helping too, it wasn’t long before a sizeable amount of the material was on the boat and in their collective hands. Seeing the potential dollar-value in the story, Crisman contacted Ray Palmer. He was the publisher of Amazing Stories magazine. Crisman wondered if he, Palmer, might be interested in having an article written on what had happened – something that led a number of UFO researchers to wonder if Crisman had conjured up an elaborate hoax. Certain events that continued to grow quickly suggested it wasn’t a fabrication. First and foremost, the U.S. military was soon on the scene to scoop up the material. Specifically, the two involved were Captain William Lee Davidson and First Lieutenant Frank Mercer Brown. The pair was acting on the orders of General Nathan Twining, a key figure in the U.S. military’s early investigations into Flying Saucers. Those orders were never fulfilled. How can you fulfill orders when you’re dead?

Brown and Davidson flew into the area – from Hamilton Field, California – with not a problem in sight, at all. They collected as much of that weird debris as they could and took to the skies. On the way back, however, the absolute unthinkable happened. Their planned destination was Wright Field, Ohio (today, known as Wright-Patterson Air Force Base). A team was to be ready and waiting at the other end to take hold of that mass of curious material. The two hadn’t been in the skies for long, however, when malfunctions kicked in. Severe malfunctions. To the extent that the plane plummeted to the ground, killing them in a fiery nightmare. The wreckage mysteriously vanished. All we have left are a few old, black-and-white photos taken at the time and held by the FBI.

(Nick Redfern)

a UFO-JFK connection?

There is a bizarre afterword, I must stress. And what an afterword it is. While Harold Dahl largely fell into obscurity afterwards, the same most definitely cannot be said for Fred Crisman. He became a prominent figure within the Kennedy assassination. Indeed, in 1968, when District Attorney Jim Garrison was at the height of his investigation of JFK’s death, Crisman was subpoenaed by Garrison, himself. Garrison had it in his mind that Crisman wasn’t just a minor figure in the death of the president. For Garrison, Crisman was quite possibly one of the assassins at Dealey Plaza, Dallas on November 22, 1963. Garrison was sure Crisman was poised and ready to go on the fateful day, but in the guise of one of three “hoboes” – as they were described – seen lurking around the Grassy Knoll when JFK was shot. Was all of this just a catalog of unconnected weird situations? Was there something that deliberately placed Crisman in the heart of President Kennedy’s assassination? And, if so, was all this linked to real UFOs? Or, was the Maury Island incident – that began it all – a bad joke turned absolutely tragic? Just like so many other cases involving ufologists who might have lost their lives because of UFOs, the Maury Island controversy can go either way.

(Nick Redfern)

The Grassy Knoll, where JFK was killed

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During the Autumn of 1947, the air was still fresh with news of “flying saucers” that many in the United States—including military personnel—were claiming to have seen.

Although many in officialdom remained skeptical, there nonetheless remained a level of concern within the United States Government regarding the origins of the saucers; were all of these witnesses just mistaken, or could the Soviets have a new aerial capability that seemed to surpass anything we had here at home?

The Army Air Forces naturally became tasked with looking into the matter, and occasionally aiding their inquiries were field agents with the Federal Bureau of Investigation, when requested. However, by September of that year, things had begun to grow sour in terms of the level of cooperation between the agencies. How cooperation between the Army Air Force and the FBI related to UFOs fell apart is one of the many interesting historical footnotes in the more than seven decades of U.S. government involvement with the subject.

US Army Air Forces recruitment poster from the Second World War

(Public Domain).

One Air Defense Command Headquarters memo dated September 3, 1947, titled “Cooperation of FBI with AAF on Investigations of ‘Flying Disc’ Incidents,” might be seen as the catalyst for the breakup. It was delivered to Command Generals with the First, Second, Fourth, Tenth, Eleventh and Fourteenth Air Forces, and came directly from Assistant Chief of Staff for Intelligence Colonel R. H. Smith at Headquarters of Air Defense Command, Mitchel Field, New York. In it, Smith outlined the problems that had begun to appear between the agencies, along with his own apparent flippancy toward the flying saucer reports.

“The Federal Bureau of Investigation has agreed to assist Air Force Intelligence personnel in the investigation of ‘flying disc’ incidents in order to quickly and effectively rule out what are pranks and to concentrate on what appears to be a genuine incident,” the memo stated, adding that the original arrangement had been that the FBI “would investigate incidents of so-called “discs” being found on the ground” and that the Bureau’s services “were enlisted in order to relieve the numbered Air Forces of the task of tracking down all the many instances which turned out to be ash can covers, toilet seats, and whatnot.”

The memo’s dismissive tone regarding “ash can covers” and “toilet seats” mistaken for fallen saucers hadn’t gone unnoticed. In fact, one field agent with the FBI’s San Francisco office became particularly irked by the Colonel Smith’s tone, firing back a few choice words in a memorandum of his own, dated September 19, 1947.

“It is my understanding from recent Bureau instructions that we are to assist the Air Force Intelligence personnel in the investigation of flying disc incidents,” wrote Harry M. Kimball, Special Agent in Charge, in the late September memo.

In his retort, Kimball wrote that “the attention of the Bureau is respectfully called to paragraph two of this letter and to the last sentence therein which states, ‘The services of the FBI were enlisted in order to relieve the numbered Air Forces of the task of tracking down all the many instances which turned out to be ash can covers, toilet seats, and whatnot.’

While Kimball primarily took issue with instructions contained in Smith’s September 3 memo which, in his view, would have a limiting effect on the investigations conducted by the FBI, he also took notice of Smith’s sarcasm, stating that “it appears to me the wording of the last sentence in the second paragraph mentioned above is cloaked in entirely uncalled-for language tending to indicate the Bureau will be asked to conduct investigations only in those cases which are not important and which are almost, in fact, ridiculous.

“The thought has occurred to me the Bureau might desire to discuss this matter further with the Army Air Forces,” Kimball wrote, “both as to the type of investigations which we will conduct and also to object to the scurrilous wordage which, to say the least, is insulting to the Bureau in the last sentence of paragraph two.”

On September 26, Kimball’s initial letter received a response from Assistant Director Ladd, who wrote in a memorandum of his own that “It is recommended that the Bureau protest vigorously to the Assistant Chief of Air Staff-2,” further recommending that the FBI “discontinue all activity in this field and that the Bureau Field Offices be advised to discontinue all investigations and to refer all complaints received to the Air Forces.” With the help of Ladd’s response, Kimball’s initial complaint with the Army Air Force and, more specifically, Colonel Smith’s “uncalled-for language” went all the way up to Director J. Edgar Hoover, who upon reading it, fired off a memo of his own directly to Major General George MacDonald, Assistant Chief of Air Staff.

FBI director J. Edgar Hoover, the keeper of all secrets

“The Federal Bureau of Investigation has been requested by your office to assist in the investigation of reported sightings of flying discs,” Hoover’s memorandum led off. My attention has been called to instructions disseminated by the Air Forces relative to this matter.”

However, things went downhill from here, as Hoover’s dissatisfaction quickly became reflected in the further wording of the memorandum to General MacDonald.

“I have been advised that these instructions indicate that the Air Forces would interview responsible observers while the FBI would investigate incidents of discs found on the ground, thereby relieving the Air Force of running down incidents which in many cases turned out to be ‘ash can covers, toilet seats, and whatnot.’

“In view of the apparent understanding by the Air Forces of the position of the Federal Bureau of Investigation in this matter,” Hoover steamed, “I cannot permit the personnel and time of this organization to be dissipated in this manner. I am advising the Field Divisions of the Federal Bureau of Investigation to discontinue all investigative activity regarding the reported sightings of flying discs, and am instructing them to refer all complaints received to the appropriate Air Force representative in their area.

Hoover’s stormy reply to the Army Air Force was followed by an additional Bureau Bulletin, which was sent out on October 1, stating that “Effective immediately, the Bureau has discontinued its investigative activities,” and that “All future reports connected with flying discs should be referred to the Air Forces and no investigative action should be taken by Bureau Agents.”

Thus ended the cooperation between the Army Air Force and J. Edgar Hoover’s FBI on the investigation of UFOs, and within months of the story of “flying saucers” first coming to public attention in the summer of 1947. One can’t help but wonder whether things might have played out differently, had the Assistant Chief of Air Staff-2, Colonel Smith, not felt it appropriate to inject his own cynicism into the matter.

Nonetheless,  the resulting document trail marks the beginning of a pattern involving uncooperative exchanges between government agencies on the UFO issue… a pattern that after more than seven decades, continues even into the present day.

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Is it possible that some of the cryptid creatures seen on our world are actually extraterrestrial creatures? Yes, it’s a highly controversial theory, but stay with me. Let’s have a look at some of the creatures that just might fit into this particular, peculiar category of alien-and-monster. We’ll begin with the matter of that modern day werewolf, the Dogman. It haunts much of Wisconsin and Michigan – and many other parts of the United States, too. In 2005, Dogman expert Linda Godfrey was contacted by a man – a military whistle-blower, we might say – who was an expert in the field of remote-viewing. According to Linda’s Edward Snowden-like source, the U.S. Government has uncovered data suggesting that the Dogmen are a very ancient, alien race that closely resembles the ancient deity of the Underworld. And who might that be? It’s Anubis, that’s who. Linda’s informant also discovered – via remote-viewing – that the Dogmen can “jump” from location to location via portals or doorways in the fabric of space and time. That’s quite a story told to Godfrey. And a wild way to begin this article, too.

(Nick Redfern)

Linda Godfrey, Dogman expert, with Nick Redfern

Now, let’s go on to the matter of what are known as small “hairy hominids.” That’s right, all around the world there are stories of hair-covered creatures in our forests and jungles. But, what about the UFO/alien angle of this? Well, let’s see. Perhaps the best example of this particularly mystifying aspect of the phenomenon was that which occurred in Venezuela, back in late 1954. So far as can be determined, the controversy – which very quickly became a matter dominated by nothing but cold, unrelenting terror – began sometime after midnight on November 28. All was normal for Jose Ponce and Gustavo Gonzalez, as they traveled along a small road on the fringes of Caracas, Venezuela. Or, to be absolutely correct, all was normal for a while. The dark road was suddenly lit up by what the astonished pair could only describe as a bright ball of light, with a circumference of around three feet. It swayed slightly in the air, not unlike a small boat bobbing along on the water.

The two slowed down their vehicle as they approached it, eventually coming to a complete halt. It was then, suddenly, that astonishment was replaced by outright terror. While Ponce stayed inside the van, Gonzalez cautiously exited the vehicle; he began to slowly and tentatively walk towards the hovering globe. Suddenly, Gonzalez found himself thrown to the ground by an unseen force. The reason why the attacker was unseen – for a few seconds, at least – was because of its size. Or, rather, its profound lack of size. Gonzalez, to his shock and fear, was finally able to see what had assaulted him: a small, hair-covered creature that was built like a man, but which was only around three feet in height. Acting on impulse and adrenalin, Gonzalez attempted to plunge his knife into the body of the creature, only for the knife to bounce off it. In mere seconds, another hairy dwarf was on the scene, and temporarily blinded Gonzalez with a bright light that emitted from a powerful, flashlight-type device. Shocked to the core, Ponce gathered his wits together and jumped out of the van to help his friend, who was stumbling around, his eyesight still affected by the powerful beam that hit him with full force. To Ponce’s growing concern, two more of the hairy creatures surfaced out of the shadows, and both making their way towards the men – and armed, no less, with large rocks.

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Now, onto another hairy hominid. This one, though, is hardly small. It towers over us. That’s right: Bigfoot. While most cryptozoologists (monster-hunters) dismiss the claims that there is a Bigfoot-UFO connection, a smaller core are sure that the creatures are far more than what they appear to be. Certainly, the leading figure in the “Saucers and Sasquatch” camp is Stan Gordon – and his book, Silent Invasion, is the definitive study of this issue. is a swirling cauldron filled with dark and ominous woods; glowing-eyed beast-men prowling the countryside by night; strange lights in the sky; UFO landings; neighborhoods gripped by terror and fear; and much, much more, too. And, it’s thanks to Stan’s research, as well as his in-depth files prepared back when all the dark drama was going on, that we’re now able to appreciate the curious chaos and calamity that collectively hit the unsuspecting folk of Pennsylvania all those years ago. But, that’s not all: macabre Men in Black, paranormal activity, psychic possession, secret government interest in Bigfoot, and prophetic visions of a dark and foreboding future all come to the fore in a book that is guaranteed to make you think twice about the true nature of Bigfoot.

(Nick Redfern)

Nick Redfern and Stan Gordon

To his credit, Stan does not take the simplistic approach that Bigfoot is some sort of “pet of the aliens,” as some might assume. Instead, he logically, forthrightly and with supportive data in-hand, makes it abundantly clear that – even if we don’t have all the answers – addressing the Bigfoot controversy from a purely zoological perspective does not work – at all. He notes the problematic lack of a body (even just one would be nice!), the meager evidence of Bigfoot’s eating habits, and its uncanny ability to always avoid capture – not to mention that the beast appears to be nigh-on bulletproof. And I do mean that literally! And Stan hammers home, time and again, that where Bigfoot turns up, so – very often – do a host of other Fortean favorites. Something strange and diabolical was afoot in Pennsylvania between 1972 and 1974. Bigfoot, UFOs and a plethora of paranormal activity were all in evidence. Somewhere, somehow, there is a connection – even if it’s one we’re not fully able to understand, just yet. Until we do, however, Silent Invasion will provide you with much to think about, to muse upon, and to ponder. And it may just make you totally revise your views on North America’s most famous ape-man, the Dogman, and those mysterious tiny, hairy creatures. We’re not quite over.

On my many trips to Puerto Rico in search of the Chupacabra, people have told me of sightings of UFOs and bright lights in the same areas – many of them deep in the El Yunque Rain-Forest. The same goes for the Loch Ness Monster: the legendary lake has been the site of a Man in Black that scared the life out of the late investigator, F.W. “Ted” Holiday. On August 13, 1971, a notable encounter occurred at Loch Ness. Not with a monster, but with a UFO. The witness was one Graham Snape, who told Ted Holiday that he saw an unidentified object crossing the skies above Loch Ness in a left to right fashion, quickly, and with not even a bit of accompanying noise. The somewhat circular-shaped UFO was purple with a white center. By his own admission, Snape was unsure of the size of the object but suggested it was around five-feet in diameter.

Like it or not, there does appear to be a connection between aliens and cryptids. And it doesn’t seem to be going away at anytime now. John Keel would be smiling at all this: after all, he discovered the monster-alien angle decades ago. Unfortunately, so many people have dismissed it. Too bad for them.

(Nick Redfern)

El Yunque: a home to the Chupacabra and aliens and UFOs

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UFO Breaks Into Two Over Dubai On March 22, 2022, Video, UFO Sighting News.

 

Date of sighting: March 22, 2022
Location of sighting:  Jumeirah Beach Residence, Dubai

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Wow, go big or go home right? OMG, this is just amazing! This UFO was burning up like fire but it's not falling, but traveling at a normal horizontal angle. It doesn't look like space junk or a meteor. Its a UFO! Whats really cool its it breaks perfectly into two different craft as its traveling above Dubai. 100% proof that aliens are looking after Dubai and protecting it. I bet some of those there are a lot of aliens who disguise themselves as princes in Dubai...to hide the wealth they accumulate. It would explain a lot about how the wealth was accumulated so fast so easily and in such massive amounts. 

Scott C. Waring - Taiwan 

 

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White Disk Behind Passenger Jet Over Tokyo, Japan, Video, 3-13-2022, UFO Sighting News.

Date of sighting: March 13, 2022

Location of sighting: Itabashi-ku, Tokyo, Japan

 

Hey check this one out. A person in Japan was driving along and noticed a white object following a passenger jet over Tokyo this week. The white craft would follow behind the jet and then slow down for a second and fall behind, then speed up again to catch up, then do it all again. Its as iff this object was getting caught in the jet stream on purpose so that it could closely analyze how toxic this pollution is to our planet. It certainly was no there to hide from the public below, but may be trying to hide form the pilot and passengers...since the tail area is the only location without visibility from within. Yet...just maybe there is someone of importance on this plane, not important to you or me, but important to the aliens themselves. Maybe a descendant, or relative or even an actual alien is on board the jet. 

Scott C. Waring - Taiwan 

 

 

Eyewitness states: 

While I was driving on Kawagoe Kaido, discovers a UFO that locks on directly behind a passenger plane.

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Last June, the world received a snapshot of what the current attitudes within the United States Government are when it comes to unidentified aerial phenomena, or what are historically known as unidentified flying objects (UFOs).

In a report entitled “Unidentified Aerial Phenomena: Preliminary Assessment”, the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) presented a brief summary of the findings of the Navy’s Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon Task Force (UAPTF). At just six pages, the report left much to the imagination, although it did provide at least some details about the government’s current UAP investigative efforts. These included 144 incidents involving the apparent detection of objects that could not be identified, most of which were observed by members of the U.S. military in controlled airspace.

In many ways, the report amounted to an inkblot test for those who read it; the scant information provided was vague enough to leave open to question what, precisely, the UAP observed by U.S. military personnel are, and what their origins might be.

That ambiguity wasn’t enough to prevent many from drawing premature conclusions about the phenomenon witnessed. Since the report’s delivery, there have been ongoing assertions that while we still aren’t sure about what UAP are, we do supposedly know what they are not.

Now. Powered by Northrop Grumman is a blog presented by the famous American multinational defense and aerospace company, known for being one of the world’s largest manufacturers of military weapons. According to one online source, the blog is described as a site that “covers relevant, topical subjects in cutting-edge science, from deep space to the deep sea and everything in between,” whose mission is “to help this audience understand that their issues and interests are our issues and interests.”

In a recent posting at the blog by Nancy Huang, titled “UFO Sightings Are Real, but Aliens Are Not Responsible”, the author paradoxically asserts—despite the post’s title—that in 18 of the 144 incidents the report references, “UAP exhibited unusual movement patterns” which “could be due to sensor errors or observer misperception, but they could also be due to breakthrough technologies (from Earth) or aliens.”

That’s right, she said aliens. Indeed, reading the excerpt above, it seems hard to imagine that the author has really concluded that “aliens are not responsible,” and that extraterrestrial technologies can be entirely ruled out as a possible source behind some UAP observations logged in the June assessment.

The article goes on to describe how the ODNI report from last June presents five categories into which, according to the author, “All UAP incidents are expected to eventually be included”. Those categories, as detailed in the ODNI report, are “airborne clutter, natural atmospheric phenomena, USG or industry developmental programs, foreign adversary systems, and a catchall ‘other’ bin.”

A cursory glance at these might lead one to the mistaken conclusion that if all UAP observed by the military fall into one of these categories, then there must be little more to the issue than surveillance drones or other technologies in use by adversaries of the United States (actually a rather concerning prospect). On the lesser extreme, UAP sightings might consist only of natural phenomena or other things with mundane explanations.

However, those who have read the ODNI report may recall that on Page 6 of the assessment, the authors present the following interesting additional information about the otherwise unremarkable sounding “Other” category:

“Although most of the UAP described in our dataset probably remain unidentified due to limited data or challenges to collection processing or analysis, we may require additional scientific knowledge to successfully collect on, analyze and characterize some of them. We would group such objects in this category pending scientific advances that allowed us to better understand them. The UAPTF intends to focus additional analysis on the small number of cases where a UAP appeared to display unusual flight characteristics or signature management.”

One would likely find it hard to imagine that anything relatively mundane could also display “unusual flight characteristics or signature management,” the latter meaning that some of these objects appear to possess the ability to reduce their visibility or instrumental detection by technological means.

From this, several conclusions may be drawn about some of the “Other” category phenomena in question, which includes 1) that some UAP are technological devices, 2) that some of these devices appear to operate in ways that our military doesn’t fully understand, and 3) that whatever these objects are, they are purposely trying to avoid detection.

Add to this the fact that, as we have seen in recent days, Russia’s military may well have bitten off more than it could chew with its attempted invasion of Ukraine. What many feared (and Russia no doubt believed) would be a swift military takeover has resulted in almost a month of battle, and the unnecessary loss of countless innocent Ukrainian lives, as well as the deaths of Russian soldiers by the thousands.

The point here, with relevance to the UAP argument, is this: are we really supposed to believe Russia, with the obvious limitations its military has been shown to have throughout this conflict, are the ones producing UAP being observed by the U.S. military in its own airspace? The likelihood of this possibility in light of recent events, or even their belonging to a nation like China, grows increasingly slim.

In summary, although many continue to proclaim in headlines that UAP/UFO sightings do occur, but that they aren’t aliens (while seemingly contradicting themselves just a few sentences into their own articles that make such proclamations), the truth is that we simply don’t know what these objects are, or where some of them might come from.

Yes, the extraterrestrial hypothesis remains a possibility. This, along with a few other potential alternatives, should remain on the table until enough data is collected that conclusive determinations about the nature and origin of UAP can be made.

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“The subject of UFOs is one that has interested me for some long time. About ten or twelve years ago I made an effort to find out what was in the building at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base where the information is stored that has been collected by the Air Force, and I was understandably denied this request. It is still classified above Top Secret.” Intriguing words! And they are made even more intriguing by the fact that they were set forth in a 28 March 1975 letter to the UFO investigator Shlomo Arnon by none other than the late Senator Barry Goldwater, formerly the chairman of the U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee. For years, it has been rumored that at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, there exists a highly-classified (and decidedly off-limits) series of rooms, aircraft hangars and underground chambers, where the preserved remains of a number of dead alien creatures are stored along with the wreckage of their crashed and recovered spacecraft. In specifically generic and folkloric terms, the location of this astonishing evidence has become popularly known as Hangar 18.

Of those who attempted to force open the doors of Hangar 18, the late Leonard Stringfield was certainly the most active. A United States Air Force Intelligence officer during the Second World War, Stringfield collected a huge amount of data that, if true, suggested that at Wright-Patterson AFB there existed an absolute wealth of UFO material, debris and even alien bodies, locked away from prying eyes. What was perhaps the most fantastic account related to Stringfield, however, concerned an allegedly-live alien on the loose at the Air Force Museum in Ohio, that had supposedly escaped from its confines within the bowels of Wright-Patterson. It was a Sunday in 1965 when “R.M.” and his wife decided to pay a visit to the museum. With his wife engrossed in examining a German V-2 rocket, R.M. wandered off and found himself lost and heading down a corridor with a double door marked OFF LIMITS.

(Nick Redfern)

Aliens Hidden Away?

Going through the door, he suddenly found himself confronted by “a being so incredible looking that all he can remember in his numb state was saying ‘Hi,’ to which he got no response.” The creature was small, and its eyes were large under a heavy brow; there was no nose and only a slit for a mouth. Standing in stark amazement, R.M. could only stare in awe as the creature shuffled towards him and pointed its elongated fingers into his face. At that point, alarms began to scream, lights flashed and R.M. made a hasty retreat. Military police were everywhere, ushering people to the exits. The cause for the emergency evacuation [R.M] opined, was without question the creature who probably had escaped from its confinement,” said Stringfield.

(Nick Redfern)

Secret sites for hiding aliens?

Intriguingly, according to a retired Air Force colonel known to “R.M.,” at the time two live alien creatures were reportedly held at Wright Patterson – American scientists having developed an “incubative [sic] atmosphere” to sustain them. As Stringfield stated, “Live aliens! Loose in the Air Force Museum? Fantastic, of course, but the Wright-Patterson complex is vast and so are its underground facilities. It is conceivable, if truly live aliens exist, that one may have slipped by the guards into the passageways and surfaced in an upper chamber of the museum. “My views on all of this? I wish I could believe it. The fact is, though, that I can’t. At least, not without a significant amount of corroborating data. However, there isn’t any. There are only words. If there was hard evidence – and in the public domain – we would all know. Stories like this one intrigue me and frustrate me. Just like a great deal of Ufology!

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The neolithic city of Çatalhöyük, in what was Anatolia or Asia Minor and now Turkey, is considered to be the oldest known city in the world, making it one of the world’s most important archaeological sites. While ancient, the civilization living there 9000 years ago showed a remarkable talent for acquiring and using colorful pigments for ceremonial, decorative and funeral activities. A new study published in Scientific Reports focused on one strange practice – the painting of skeletons. Since the skeletons appear to have been painted a number of times with different colors, the reasons were a puzzling and somewhat macabre mystery to researchers.

(Not a skull from this story)

The strangeness starts with the burials themselves – the graves are typically underneath buildings, which were tightly packed in this densely populated city. The skeletons uncovered by earlier archeologists were partially painted with bright colors and the signs indicated they had been removed one or more times to paint. Researchers from the University of Bern on the new study noticed something unusual – the number of burial layers under a building matched layers of paintings found on its wall. As senior study author Marco Milella explains in the press release:

“This means when they buried someone, they also painted on the walls of the house.”

After making that connection between burial and building, they found another. The colors used on the skeletons were unique to the sex of the person, and the colors matched those used on the wall when they were buried. Red ochre was most popular – used on children and adults – while cinnabar (a brownish red) was found on males and blue/green on females. Then it gets stranger – some of the remains appear to have been dug up a second time and painted again … but not reburied right away.

“Some individuals “stayed” in the community: their skeletal elements were retrieved and circulated for some time, before they were buried again. This second burial of skeletal elements was also accompanied by wall paintings.”

Bones, but not complete skeletons, were repainted and passed around the community for a while – possibly as a sign of reverence of the dead. When they were buried again, their colors were added to a new painting on the building’s walls. The researchers have not yet identified the reason why only some of the skeletons were painted – there seems to be no correlation between selecting which bones to paint and age or sex. But they definitely “provide new insights into pigment use by this community, by showing the internal dynamics of this particular society and contributing to the interpretation of mortuary practices in Neolithic Anatolia.”

Why some bones but not others?

(Not bones from this story)

The usage of pigments to paint skeletons and corresponding wall designs lasted until around 6500 BCE, as the resident of Çatalhöyük increased productivity, increased the social autonomy of single households, and moved to a more dispersed settlement pattern, thus reducing ritual ties such as the painting and sharing of ancestral bones. The study recommends future analysis of other Neolithic Anatolia sites for the use of mortuary pigment.

While less macabre, it’s still sad to see cultures lose these rituals that bind people together to remember their ancestors and loved ones.

Skeleton of a male individual aged between 35 and 50 years old with cinnabar painting on the cranium.

Detail of the cinnabar stripe on the cranium of the male individual.

Geometric wall painting in the building.

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EClose-Up Of Earth Against Blue Sky At Night

NASA said it has confirmed 5,005 exoplanets – or planets outside of our solar system. Most are in a very small region outside of our galaxy, the Milky Way. And by "small," NASA means within thousands of light-years. One light year is 5.88 trillion miles. 

The closest known exoplanet to Earth, Proxima Centauri b, is about four light-years away. 

NASA has been studying exoplanets for 30 years, and even with the number surpassing 5,000, Earth is the only planet NASA knows of with life on it – so far. 

"Scientists are searching the galaxy for planets similar to Earth, and signs of life," NASA says. "As we see on Earth, life can adapt to conditions that human beings would consider very harsh," such as temperature, radiation, salinity, acidity and aridity. It may be possible that life has started on other worlds and adapted to conditions quite alien to what we are used to, NASA says.

NASA's Kepler Space Telescope helped scientists discover there are more planets than stars in the galaxy, and the administration is working to learn all about the exoplanets' "weirdness, their variety, and all the fascinating things they can tell us about how planets form and develop."

There are 8,709 exoplanet candidates that require further observation to determine if they are real. 

As for if a person will ever go to an exoplanet, NASA says not anytime soon, since it would be an enormous distance to travel. However, NASA suggested a robot could visit an exoplanet like the rovers on Mars one day very far in the future. "Today, NASA is concentrating on the steps to get humans to Mars, which is our next-door neighbor," NASA says.

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Who built this underwater base 600 km off the coast of Antarctica? 

The base is approximately 700 x 500 meters with a solid structure of approximately 320x320x160 meters on top. 

The base also includes a landing platform, porthole, and building structure below the landing platform.

Could there be a connection between this base and the unexplained UFO activity around and over Antarctica? 

Coordinates: 72°2'38.19"S 162°55'41.45"W

  

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UFO Sightings in the United States

Sightings are from MUFON CMS

Arizona Light

Ehrenburg on February  28, 2022, I didn’t even see it. I was in the Lower Colorado River Valley taking photos, Doing my best, of the geoglyph that I was near. I didn’t view my photos until later I captured some sort of anomaly. It is weirdly pixelated and looks like an object traveling at great speed.

California Object

Playa Del Rey  on February  27, 2022, at 1215pm , 2 navy f18’s were chasing a small uap orb for 45 minutes in covina California. i have the video of the jets and uap orbs. jets were at 6000 feet an dorb was at 100 feet.

Connecticut Drawing

North Grosvenordale – on December 13,, 2021, I grew up in a ranch style house across from a 12 acre beef cow farm with a memory better than most people. I was 8 years old. On this particular night, I was sitting up in bed, between 8:30 to 9:30pm looking out of my bedroom window and saw a saucer shaped object hovering awfully close. It was about 75 feet away about 35 feet high trying to look at me. I watched for 2 minutes a saucer with modern design. It was silent and the size of a a plane. It was like chrome with a glow around it turning invisible cloaking itself. I was shaken, and felt hypnotized and time had slowed. Note: Abduction.

Florida Objects

Port Orange on March  9, 2022,  I was taking pictures of the property border when I downloaded the pics to my computer, I first noticed an oval/hexagonal object in the top right of the picture. It “hole” that seems to match the objects shape perfectly. Seeing as how they match up is what has me curious!

 Georgia Light

Cumming on January 1, 2022, there are only the photos to explain what I saw.. I have photographed 4-5 different objects at different times from my house.

Illinois Light

Chicago. on March 10, 2022, my son works at O’Hare Airport e and has an Instagram account that he posts images. He was downloading pictures when he saw a metallic object below an Alaska jet’s nose. He showed to employees who told him, things are seen all the time.

Michigan Light

Monroe on March 8, 2022, UFO hovered at 30,000 feet over Fermi Nuclear Power Plant for over an hour at 6:00 am.. It was still there when I had to continue my route. There was one center light and a long light on both sides.

Note: A check of astronomical charts shows no bright planets or moon were visible. Thanks to Will Pucket/www.ufosnw.com/newsite/

Missouri Tic Tac

Independence on February 28, 2022, I was on my deck when I noticed a red light in the northeast. I saw a grey metallic looking craft in the shape of a Tic Tac with a single bright white light at the front and a series of multiple red lights on the side that flashed off and on.. There were at least 20 red lights in this shape. The silent craft was extremely low, perhaps 650 feet with a jet was chasing it.

 Montana Lights

Deer Lodge on March 6, 2022, at 8:30P, I noted 8 bright yellow lights in a V shape in the sky below the Big Dipper. I’m a nurse, and took I Pad photos and videos of  3 orbs ascended from the NE, while a few orbs disappeared from site. I missed the V shaped bright yellow lights that was close enough to make me question if I was actually seeing what

Oklahoma Lights

Miami on March 3, 2022, I was playing with my new Samsung 22 -Ultra cameras. I didn’t even see it till I started playing with the zoom. They were moving slowly north in the Eastern sky just prior to sunrise.

Pennsylvania Metal Object

Gettysburg, – September 23, 2021, I have been trying to get my pictures out. I  have collections of numerous pictures and video and this has been going on for over a year. The photo is near the turnpike. Nobody else sees this; there is a little tiny aircraft sitting in the grass.

 Note: The witness sent many photos from different dates but only one photo shows anything unusual. The object in the photo could have a conventional explanation, but I doubt if the object is a flying aircraft. It appears to be some sort of trailer. Thanks to Will Pucket/www.ufosnw.com/newsite/

Texas Light

Houston on March 6, 2022, fireball was above the tree line, intermittent sounds heard when UFO would illuminate a portion of the sky. Two prior active duty military witnessed this significant light on camera but not by eye.

Cannon November 10, 2017, was in my back yard when I spotted a plane with 3 glowing objects kind of leading the way. This was observed until out of site. My phone and said it was a B1 Bomber?

 Washington Lights

Olympia,– May 16, 2021, I went outside my ranch and saw this light moving around. I ran upstairs, got my phone, and started videoing at 9:28 PM.

+Note: Enhancements of the video have shown that the object was reddish, blinking, and circular. The report has been classified as unidentified given available information. Thanks to Will Pucket/www.ufosnw.com/newsite/

Worldwide UFO Sightings

Australia Lights

Citchesters, on March 10, 2022,  unusual shaped object seen in night sky.

Canada Light

Toronto  on February  28, 2022,  I don’t know what it is. It’s a line in the sky that would appear to be like a  chemical trail but I’ve been watching it for 30 minutes and it hasn’t changed at all. It remain vertically aligned and unmoving. Light on left.

France Lights

 Mulhouse rebberg on March 13, 2022,  I just made this observation this Sunday evening of two orange balls that moved from the east to the southeast at a slow pace without flashing. I immediately check flight radar, there is no traffic.

Mexico Object

Cancun on February 3, 2022, was on vacation with my girlfriend, we were getting ready for dinner on the balcony. When I looked up and saw 4 silent UFOs, moving slow together heading down the coast. I called my girlfriend and she saw them all too. They would hover then keep going slowly. Then randomly 2 of them move backwards at instantaneous speed. Some seen coordinated by intelligence and disappear and reappear. Something I will never forget.

UK/England Light

Kent on July 7, 2021, In the summer of 2020 early in the morning around 4 am I was letting my dog out. While I was standing by the back door I noticed a strange. orange light approaching fast towards me. I grabbed my phone and took a picture as this thing exhilarated fast leaving an orange glow in the sky. It was amazing I feel blessed and overwhelmed by the whole experience.

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UFO Secrets at Wright Patterson Airforce Base - A Whistleblower Speaks Out!

UFO Secrets at Wright Patterson Airforce Base – A Whistleblower Speaks Out! 

“Carey and Schmitt show that good, old-fashioned investigative reporting is still alive and well.” —Cheryll Jones, former anchor, CNN News The true nature of what actually crashed in Roswell, New Mexico, in 1947 remains classified. Only a select few have ever had access to the truth about what became known as Area 51. But what happened to the remnants of that crash is shrouded in even greater mystery. What began in the high desert of New Mexico ended at Wright-Patterson, an ultra-top-secret Air Force base in Dayton, Ohio.

The physical evidence of extraterrestrial visitation was buried deep within this nuclear stronghold. How tragic that such seismic news should be kept from the people of the world. . . pieces of history, now quickly dwindling into oblivion as the last of the secret-keepers passes on. In addition to its rich history of military service to our nation, Wright-Patterson also stands as the secret tomb of one of the greatest occurrences in recorded history. Be prepared. . . the real Area 51—Wright-Patterson‘s vault—is about to be opened. UFO Secrets Inside Wright-Patterson is a thoroughly researched work that includes:

New eyewitness accounts from the late Leonard Stringfield’s files about the crash retrieval evidence stored at Wright-Patterson New testimonies from the late Emmy-award-winning TV reporter Carl Day concerning physical evidence of crashed UFOs stored in underground facilities at Wright-Patterson Newly discovered Project Blue Book files from Wright-Patterson including photos and Air Force investigations of UFOs. 

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