by Warren Muggleton January 25, 2019 (dailystar.co.uk)
• The Giza complex, located on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt, includes three pyramids and the Great Sphinx. Listed as one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the huge structures date back to roughly 2,570 BC, according to the history books. The boys at the YouTube channel thirdphaseofmoon have suggested that the location coordinates of the pyramids is itself proof of extraterrestrial involvement. (see 10:40 minute explanation in video below)
• The speed of light is 299,792,458m/s. The geographic co-ordinates for the great pyramid are 29.979.2458 degrees north. This reference to the speed of light, the theory goes, is a reference to time travel. Believers claim aliens returned to Earth from the future to build the monuments.
• “There can be no doubt it is a mathematically intelligent design,” says “Dr J”. He also suggested that extraterrestrials helped to build the pyramids. A theory emerged last year that the structures were built 5,500 years earlier than history books say, or around 8,000 BC.
The ancient archaeological site – located on the outskirts of Cairo, Egypt – includes three pyramids and the Great Sphinx.
The Khufu, Khafre and Menkaure can all be found in the Western Desert, approximately 9km (5.5 miles) from the Nile river.
Listed as one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the huge structures date back to roughly 2,570BC, according to the history books.
But the region is shrouded in conspiracy, with claims the structures have links to alien life.
And YouTube channel thirdphaseofmoon has suggested the location of the pyramids is proof of extraterrestrial involvement.
Dr. J told the channel: “Researchers believe extraterrestrials left vital clues in the design of the pyramid which prove it could not have been our ancestors that built them.
“And the experts believe the truth lies behind the co-ordinates.
“The speed of light is 299,792,458m/s.
“And the geographic co-ordinates for the great pyramid are 29.979.2458 degrees north.
“Humans could not measure the speed of light accurately until 1950, thousands of years after the pyramids were built.”
10:40 minute video on new Giza Pyramids Discovery, thirdphaseofthemoon YouTube
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• Near El Popo, a volcano located near Mexico City, there are webcams that continually monitor the volcanic activity there. The webcam recently picked up a UFO sitting at the edge of the volcano, and then leaving. (see 57-second video below)
• Alien hunter Scott C Waring blogged on UFO Sightings Daily: “This particular volcano is famous for its UFO sightings over the last five years. I personally have recorded about ten videos of flying objects near the mouth of the volcano in the past. I believe the UFO is hovering over the left side of the volcano it pick up or drop off passengers or cargo for the alien base that sits 4-6km below the volcano. Even the locals have reported seeing UFOs and even alien creatures on the volcano, so this video is not a surprise, but is excellent evidence that an alien base does exit there.”
One eagle-eyed conspiracy theorist spotted a strange bright light hovering near the mouth of the 5,426 metre tall volcano, colloquially named El Popo. The sighting was made on webcams which constantly monitor the volcano. In the video of the sighting, a bright light can be seen darting around the source of the volcano, moving erratically in a circular motion.
YouTube user Kate Martin2016 quickly uploaded film to the video-sharing website, asking if what she saw was a genuine UFO or if there was a simpler explanation such as a bug.
She wrote alongside the video: “Could be anything from a UFO to a bug.
“Interesting how it is still, then zooms off in the same direction it came from though! I don’t know, I have seen bugs look that way on film, but it seems pretty big.”
However, other conspiracy theorists are convinced it is a UFO and more so, is evidence that aliens are using the volcano as a base.
57 second video of UFO landing on a Mexican volcano, and then leaving again
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by Sara C. Nelson January 13, 2019 (huffingtonpost.co.uk)
• More than two years since the mysterious death of British conspiracy theorist Max Spiers (pictured above), while in Warsaw, Poland as a guest speaker a UFO conference, a British inquest has concluded that Spiers died from a combination of pneumonia and drug intoxication, causing an “aspiration of gastric contents” – an explanation for the copious amount of black liquid that Spiers expelled at his death, further fueling conspiracy theories. A post-mortem examination by a pathologist in Kent found deadly levels of the opioid oxycodone in his system.
• Spiers had made a career out of investigating alleged government cover-ups of UFO sightings and revealing his findings at various conferences. Spiers spoke of a secret underground alien base in New Mexico that used children for their “pure energy”. In Warsaw he was scheduled to discuss “secret military programs”.
• Shortly before his death, Spiers texted his mother, Vanessa Bates, claiming he feared being murdered and urging her to “investigate” if anything happened to him. But after his death, Polish authorities didn’t carry out a post-mortem. Spiers’ family were told that he had died of natural causes. Many in his immediate circle of friends claimed extra-terrestrial involvement in his death, or governmental mind control, or the involvement of a satanic cult. For his friends in the conspiracy community, the results of the British inquest only deepened the mystery as to what happened to him. His friend and fellow UFO researcher Miles Johnston told HuffPost UK: “It’s a cover story for ordinary folk.”
• According to the inquiry’s conclusion, while in Warsaw that fateful summer of 2016, Spiers (39) met Monika Duval (50), fell in love and moved in with her. Earlier that summer, Spiers and Duval had traveled together to Cyprus. When Spiers discovered that the Turkish version of the anti-anxiety drug Xanax could be obtained without a prescription, he had Duval purchase the pharmacy’s entire stock. Spiers was found to have taken about 10 of the tablets on the day he died. Spiers had developed an addiction at the age of 18 after being prescribed opioids following a traffic accident. It was also revealed that Spiers had been addicted to heroin and crack cocaine. Duval said she had noticed he often felt ill while staying with her and that “sometimes he felt weak and had problems with focus and attention.” She said he had once spent a day in a deckchair in her garden “unconscious.” Spiers died in her home on 16 July 2016.
• Immediately after his death, Miles Johnston told BBC Radio Four that Spiers had been working to expose “enemies within other realities.” Johnston believes Spiers was a “super-soldier” who was being directed through mind control by the British government. “He was a weaponized system to be engaged in with some kind of warfare.” Johnston heads ‘The Bases Project’, which believes humanity and all life on earth will be wiped out by a predator species within three generations. Says Johnson, “We’re dealing with aliens. We’re dealing with a predator within humanity, a fifth column, which has been successful so far in causing us a great deal of damage and harm. People like Max were involved in exposing that fifth column. He knew he was going to die. He knew he was in a trap. He told his mother that.”
• Spiers’s former girlfriend, Sarah Adams (also purported to be a British-controlled “super-soldier”), remembers things differently. Shortly after his death, she told The Sun he had been held against his will in Poland, in a house surrounded by electric fencing. She claimed that he had wanted to come back to England to marry her and have a child. “He rang me secretly because they wouldn’t let him talk to me. They were doing very dark black magic and satanic rituals to ‘de-program’ him and get rid of demons,” she claimed. Adams says that she is now being blamed for Spiers’s death.
• Nick Pope, a former agent of the British Ministry of Defence who ran a government UFO project, said, “The theory in the conspiracy theory community seems to be that he was assassinated by the powers that be, for getting too close to some truth or truths that the Illuminati, the New World Order – or whoever today’s bad guys happen to be – didn’t want revealed. It’s faulty thinking, because predictably, he and his theories became better-known after his death than before.” Refuting intervention by the Illuminati, Pope said, “It’s a tragic case of a young man with a history of addiction, suffering from pneumonia and taking a variety of medications. It’s a desperately sad story, but unfortunately not an unusual one.” Pope finds it almost impossible to dissuade conspiracy-minded people, however. “It’s a deeply held, almost religious belief that I think some of these people have and you can talk very few people out of their religion and faith.”
• For Spiers’ mother, the inquest has allowed her to finally grieve her son. Though she respected and admired his work, she did not subscribe to his beliefs. “He had a belief system. A lot of what he questioned, I would have agreed with him on when it came to the government. It’s when it got into other worldly things that I couldn’t follow, I don’t hold those beliefs myself.” She added, “The pneumonia was clearly a massive aspect of his death, which I hadn’t realized. In a way, it was good to know that.”
When British conspiracy theorist Max Spiers died suddenly in Poland in 2016, it wasn’t surprising that his community of fellow sleuths and UFO hunters thought it was suspicious. Soon after his death, rumours of “black liquid” emerging from his body spread across the internet.
Spiers, 39, had made a career out of investigating alleged government cover-ups of UFO sightings. He was well known, spoke at conferences, and believed there was a secret underground alien base in New Mexico that used children for their “pure energy”.
That summer in 2016, he had travelled to Warsaw to talk at a conference about “secret military programmes”. There he met a woman, Monika Duval, 50, who he soon moved in with. But two months later, however, Spiers was texting his mother claiming he feared being murdered and urging her to “investigate” if anything happened to him.
He died in her home on 16 July 2016. But after his death, the Polish authorities didn’t carry out a post-mortem, and his family were told that he had died of natural causes. In the absence of a full investigation, many in his immediate circle claimed extra-terrestrial involvement in his death, or governmental mind control, or the involvement of a satanic cult.
Now, more than two years on, an inquest in Britain recorded a narrative conclusion, giving Spiers’s cause of death as pneumonia and intoxication by drugs, which caused an “aspiration of gastric contents” – an explanation for the black liquid that had fuelled so many conspiracies. A post-mortem examination carried out by a pathologist in Kent also found deadly levels of oxycodone, an opioid, in his system.
For his mother, Vanessa Bates, the long-awaited inquest has brought a sense of closure, after she fought hard for an investigation into her son’s death. But for members of the conspiracy theory community in which Spiers made his name, the inquest has simply deepened the mystery as to what happened to him.
According to evidence presented at the inquest, Spiers and Duval had become lovers, travelling together on holiday to Cyprus with Duval’s teenage daughter. While there, Duval bought a pharmacy’s “entire stock” of the Turkish version of the anti-anxiety drug Xanax at Spiers’s request, after he realised it could be obtained without a prescription. Spiers was found to have taken about 10 of the tablets on the day he died.
Spiers had a long-standing problem with drugs. Originally from Canterbury, he had developed an addiction at the age of 18 after being prescribed opioids following a traffic accident. It was also revealed that Spiers, who was a former classmate of the Hollywood actor Orlando Bloom, had been addicted to heroin and crack cocaine.
Duval, who had attempted to resuscitate Spiers after he stopped breathing, said she had noticed he often felt ill while staying with her and that “sometimes he felt weak and had problems with focus and attention.” She said he had once spent a day in a deckchair in her garden “unconscious.”
She added: “I would have done anything to save him, I really cared about him. I was deeply in love with him,” she told the inquest.
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• UFO sightings over Belgium surged in 2018 with Belgians making 255 UFO reports, compared to 171 eyewitness reports made in 2017. Even the mayor of a suburban town near Wezembeek-Oppem reported spotting a UFO in the summer. Belgium had nearly the same amount of sightings last year as its much larger neighbor, France.
• Belgium experienced a UFO Wave from November 1989 to April 1990, with the triangle craft (TR3B) being the most reported. One of these delta craft was even chased by Belgian F-16 fighter jets.
• Patrick Ferryn, president of Cobeps, the Belgian committee for the study of space phenomena, said, “We don’t know why the numbers have increased this year. It was a hot summer and it may be simply that when the weather is good and the skies are clear, people look at the skies more often.” In 2018 the majority of sighting were explained away as being planes, balloons, meteors, Chinese lanterns and satellites – usually the International Space Station.
• “Surprisingly drones have still not had an impact,” said Mr Ferryn, “Ever since the first drones went on the shelves we have been waiting to be submerged with reports of a galactic invasion of drones – but it still has not happened.”
UFO sightings over the supposedly boring country of Belgium surged last year with astonished Belgians reporting higher numbers of possible alien spaceships than in 2017.
Belgium recorded 255 reports of UFOs in 2018, an increase on the 171 witnessed in 2017. Sightings were up across the whole country, peaking in October, with increases in the French-speaking region of Wallonia, Dutch-speaking Flanders and Brussels.
179 sightings were reported in more prosperous Flanders, compared to 76 in more rural Wallonia. Brussels is the country’s third federal region and the mayor of the leafy suburb of Wezembeek-Oppem made news last summer when he claimed to have spotted a UFO.
Belgian UFO investigators told the Telegraph that the 2018 figures were a return to the form shown over the last five years.
Despite being smaller than Switzerland, Belgium has regularly punched above its weight when it comes to UFO sightings. Even in 2017, a relatively fallow year, it outscored Norway, Finland and Denmark and recorded only a handful fewer sightings than its much larger neighbour France.
From November 1989 to April 1990, Belgian UFO spotters enjoyed their golden age. The Belgian UFO Wave involved multiple reports of triangular shaped craft in Belgian skies over an extended period, including one which was chased by F-16 fighter jets.
Patrick Ferryn, president of Cobeps, the francophone Belgian committee for the study of space phenomena, said, “You must know that most of these sightings will have the most banal explanation but there is a residue, which we simply can’t explain. And of those, there may be two or three where we may have questions over where they came from.”
“We don’t know why the numbers have increased this year. It was a hot summer and it may be simply that when the weather is good and the skies are clear, people look at the skies more often,” he added.
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by Ciaran McGrath January 13, 2019 (express.co.uk)
• On December 11, 2018, a massive rockslide fell off of the side of a mountain in a remote region of Siberia, blocking the nearby Bureya river. The villages of Chekunda, Ust-Urgal and Elga are being evacuated due to the risk of flooding or a second landslide. Vladimir Putin has sent in teams of geomorphologists, geologists, hydrologists and land-surveyors and even Russian soldiers to investigate amid suggestions it may have been caused by a UFO crash-landing. A poll of eastern Siberian Russians revealed that 33 per cent of the local populace believes that a UFO caused the rock slide.
• Hunters first reached the scene, alerted by a sudden and inexplicable change in the flow of the river. The hunters also reported ‘hot rocks’ on which they could warm their hands. Their initial guess was that the rock slide had been caused by a meteorite strike. But there were no reports of space rock hitting the area.
• Whatever the cause, the amount of displaced rock would fill 13,600 Olympic-sized swimming pools, and left a gash in the side of the mountain. The military is using explosives and equipment to restore the river flow. Flooding could also disrupt a 2,700-mile long rail line which is a vital link between the Siberian interior and Russia’s eastern coast. “Given the significant size of the landslide, units of engineers and railway forces with special equipment, as well as army and transport aviation, will be involved in clearing the rock,” a source said. A downstream hydro-electricity station is also threatened due to the river drying up.
• Professor Dave Petley, an expert at the University of Sheffield, dismissed both a meteorite or a UFO crash as the cause. Petley says that the mountain slope above the Bureya had a “pre-existing tension crack or depression” which failed at an altitude of around 1,900 ft., although it was unusual for the fall to occur in winter when the ground was frozen. He warned that mountain conditions showed the potential for an even bigger landslide in the future.
Vladimir Putin has drafted in soldiers to investigate a “collapsed mountain” in a remote region of Siberia amid suggestions it may have been caused by a UFO crash-landing.
Whatever the cause, the event resulted in a massive rockfall which has blocked the nearby Bureya river, and left several villages at risk of flooding. So much rock was shifted it would fill 13,600 Olympic-sized swimming pools, say experts.
Meanwhile, the falling 34 million cubic metres of debris left a gash in a mountain which could swallow up all the water used if every American showered at the same time.
The Russian army has been dispatched to the scene to try and find out what caused the catastrophic event and move a 525ft-high mound of rock, which has substantially blocked the Bureya, with village in the Khabarovsk and Amur regions at risk of flooding.
The military has being tasked with “moving the mountain”, using explosives and equipment to allow the water to flow again.
But experts have warned nearby rock is fractured and a second gargantuan landslide is not ruled out
A defence ministry source said a group of specialists is en route “to conduct reconnaissance work” at the site, where the rocks fell some 1,280 ft on to the valley floor.
The source added: “Given the significant size of the landslide, units of engineers and railway forces with special equipment, as well as army and transport aviation, will be involved in clearing the rock.”
Plans are being drawn up for the evacuation of 400 people from the villages of Chekunda, Ust-Urgal and Elga .
Flooding could also disrupt the 2,700-mile long Baikal-Amur Mainline rail link, which is a vital link between the Siberian interior and Russia’s east coast, unless the army can unblock the river quickly.
To complicate matters still further, a hydro-electricity station is also threatened because water is drying up in Bureyskaya hydro power reservoir located downstream.
Russia has also sent in teams of geomorphologists, geologists, hydrologists and land-surveyors to assess the carnage, which seems to have happened on December 11, reported The Siberian Times.
Alexey Maslov, head of Verkhnebureinsky district where the incident happened, said: “We are trying to find the explanation for this incident.
“I insist that it was a meteorite.”
However, a local poll in eastern Russian suggested the while 27 per cent agreed with his assessment, more – 33 per cent believed a UFO – was the cause.
10:16 minute video of the Siberian mountain collapse (from The Real MLordandGod YouTube channel)
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• “The Annunciation with Saint Emidius”, a painting by Carlo Crivelli which dates back to 1486 (shown below), depicts a UFO in the skies firing down a beam of light to the Virgin Mary. Ancient alien theorists interpret this scene as when the Virgin Mary was impregnated with her son, Jesus Christ. Thus, conspiracy theorists claim that Jesus was actually sent to Earth by a different race from another planet.
• The website Listverse states: “Their belief is that Jesus was not divine at all. Instead, it was the result of genetic engineering and the implanting of a child into the unsuspecting Immaculate Conception.” “Many people who claim to have been abducted (by aliens) state that they were inside their homes when a strange light shone from outside the buildings.”
• However, ufologist Jacques Vallee told Huffington Post that the painting is fictional, and there is no way the artist would know what is in the skies at the time of the supposed conception of Christ as it was painted almost 1500 years later.
• Similarly, the walls of the Svetitskhoveli Cathedral in Mtskheta, Georgia (Eastern Europe) contain an 11th century portrait of Christ being crucified with a large crowd gathered around Him (shown above). But in the top left and right corners are what appear to be dome-shaped flying craft with three trails coming out of each. Theorists claim that this is proof of the existence of alien UFO’s 2000 years ago. Art historians claim that the strange craft actually represent guardian angels.
A Painting dating back to the 1400s could prove that aliens coexisted with humans on Earth and may have played a part in the story of the Bible.
The paining in question is the “The Annunciation with Saint Emidius,” by Carlo Crivelli which dates back to 1486. In it, a strange object is seen in the skies firing down a beam to the Virgin Mary, supposedly impregnating her with Jesus Christ. While the thin laser-like light was meant to stem from a formation of angels, conspiracy theorists claim it is a UFO firing the beam, and is more proof of ancient aliens.
Conspiracy theorists claim that Jesus was not divine, but was actually sent by a different race from another planet.
The website Listverse states: “Their belief is that Jesus was not divine at all. Instead, it was the result of genetic engineering and the implanting of a child into the unsuspecting Immaculate Conception.
“Supposedly, she was abducted and impregnated by an alien race.They argue that the beam of light striking Mary while she is indoors is consistent with modern-day alien abductions.
“Many people who claim to have been abducted state that they were inside their homes when a strange light shone from outside the buildings.”
However, computer scientist Jacques Vallee told Huffington Post that the painting is fictional, and there is no way the artist would know what is in the skies at the time of the supposed conception of Christ as it was painted almost 1500 years later.
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• On the heels of China’s Chang’e-4 historic landing on the far side of the moon on January 3rd, China announced its plans to follow up with three more lunar missions, laying the groundwork for a lunar base.
• How close is China to actually achieving this goal? With modern technological advancements and the discovery of water sources close to the lunar poles, China could start building a base on the Moon today.
• The lunar environment is susceptible to deep vacuum conditions, strong temperature fluctuations and solar radiation, among other conditions hostile to humans. So the first lunar base would likely be an unmanned facility run by automated robotics to ensure that the necessary infrastructures and support systems are fully operational before people arrive. China has taken the first step by examining the soil of the lunar surface. This is necessary for building an underground habitat and supporting infrastructure that will shield the base from the harsh surface conditions.
• Seeds taken to the Moon by the Chang’e-4 mission have now reportedly sprouted. This is the first time plants have been grown on the Moon, paving the way for a future food farm on the lunar base.
• Of all the possible technologies for building a lunar base, 3D printing offers the most effective strategy. 3D printing on Earth has revolutionized manufacturing productivity and efficiency. 3D printers that can operate in the microgravity environment of the Moon have the potential to make everything from daily items, like drinking cups to repair parts for the base. Both Germany and NASA have already demonstrated the feasibility of 3D printing technology in zero gravity. A lunar base will likely be built using prefabricated parts in combination with large-scale 3D printing.
• We know that human organs, tissues and cells are highly responsive to gravity, but an understanding of how human cells function and regenerate in a Moon environment is currently lacking. Will medicine from Earth still work? Again, 3D bio-printing of human organs and tissues will play a crucial role in sustaining lunar missions by allowing for robotic surgeries. Russia recently demonstrated the first 3D bio-printer to function under microgravity.
• What is certain is that China will use the next 10 to 15 years to develop the requisite technical capabilities for conducting manned lunar missions and set the stage for space exploration.
The world is still celebrating the historic landing of China’s Chang’e-4 on the dark side of the moon on January 3. This week, China announced its plans to follow up with three more lunar missions, laying the groundwork for a lunar base.
Colonizing the Moon, and beyond, has always being a human aspiration. Technological advancements, and the discovery of a considerable source of water close to the lunar poles, has made this idea even more appealing.
But how close is China to actually achieving this goal? If we focus on the technology currently available, China could start building a base on the Moon today.
The first lunar base
The first lunar base would likely be an unmanned facility run by automated robotics—similar to Amazon warehouses—to ensure that the necessary infrastructures and support systems are fully operational before people arrive.
The lunar environment is susceptible to deep vacuum conditions, strong temperature fluctuations and solar radiation, among other conditions hostile to humans. More importantly, we have yet to fully understand the long term impact on the human body of being in space, and on the Moon.
Seeds taken to the Moon by the Chang’e-4 mission have now reportedly sprouted. This is the first time plants have been grown on the Moon, paving the way for a future food farm on the lunar base.
Building a lunar base is no different than building the first oil rig out in the ocean. The logistics of moving construction parts must be considered, feasibility studies must be conducted and, in this case, soil samples must be tested. China has taken the first step by examining the soil of the lunar surface. This is necessary for building an underground habitat and supporting infrastructure that will shield the base from the harsh surface conditions.
3D printed everything
Of all the possible technologies for building a lunar base, 3D printing offers the most effective strategy. 3D printing on Earth has revolutionized manufacturing productivity and efficiency, reducing both waste and cost.
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• An eerie video has emerged of a possible UFO sighting taken over Leyton, east London, shows white dots of light spinning in a large circle behind a cloud and moving across the night sky. A blue glow can also be seen beaming through the cloud, before the dots of light disperse.
• Many Londoners took to Twitter on Saturday to speculate over the unearthly lights. One Londoner came up with a possible explanation for the mysterious lights: “I saw it too! It was from a laser light show in Walthamstow.”
A frightening video has emerged of a possible UFO sighting, revealing mysterious spinning lights and an eerie blue glow shining across the London night sky. The strange footage, taken in Leyton, east London, shows white dots of light spinning in a large circle behind a cloud and moving across the sky. A blue glow can also be seen beaming through the cloud, before the dots of light disperse. Dominic who filmed the footage panicked and can be heard saying: “That’s so weird.” Many Londoners took to Twitter on Saturday to speculate over the unearthly lights.
One user posted: “Strange lights over East London. I wonder what it could be?”
Another said: “Please tell me how there’s a ufo flying over my head #ufo #london”.
A third added: “Cool UFO over Walthamstow, Awesomestow, London”.
A fourth said: “Excuse me but what the f*** was this going across the sky growing etc…arm?!?! #London #UFO”.
Other Londoners came up with a possible explanation for the mysterious lights. One keen observer posted: “Thought I’d finally seen a proper #UFO I parked the car to film it and everything!
“However on closer inspection, it looks like someone in #Tottenham #London has a really big projector of sorts, could still see it for 2 miles.
“Is this coming from the new stadium @SpursOfficial?”
43-second video of blue lights streaking through the London night sky
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by Lydia Morris December 31, 2018 (dailypost.co.uk)
• UFO investigator Russ Kellett claims to have been abducted by aliens a number of times in the past, has spent more than three decades probing the Berwyn Mountains Incident, and believes that a secret alien base lies beneath the North Wales coast near the town of Llandudno.
• Kellett has appeared in a number of TV documentaries on the Berwyn Mountains Incident where, according to Kellett, a secret military operation took place in the Irish Sea on the morning of January 23, 1974 involving “at least 80 flashes” around the Liverpool Bay area and the North Wales coastline. Locals heard a huge bang and felt earth tremors measuring 3.5 on the Richter scale. Locals also saw a brilliant light in the sky above the Berwyn mountain range. Police arrived in the area and an RAF search and rescue team was scrambled from Anglesey to search for a possible aviation crash site.
• Kellett claims that a local had told him that his dad was working with the Army on an underground facility when they ran into an underground alien base along the coastline. According to an official Maritime and Coastguard Agency document, a military “photoflash exercise” took place that morning as a result. Coastguards were advised to expect Royal Navy battleships and at least 10 aircraft to take part in the military mission to locate the alien base under the sea on the North Wales coastline. This is where Kellett says the aliens were building their spacecraft, and the photoflash bombs were meant to locate submersible objects and draw them out.
• Kellett believes that the military mission did cause “… a flying saucer [to] attack one of the battle ships in the area at the time.” In retaliation, the UK “battle fleet…hit three flying saucers”. Said Kellett, “I think by doing that, they kicked off one hell of a UFO incident.” According to Kellett, one alien craft was shot down and destroyed when it emerged from the sea, another was shot down later that day and destroyed over the Berwyn Mountains, and the third craft managed to escape.
• “North Wales is deemed a hotspot for UFOs since the Berwyn Mountains incident. I have been looking very closely over this area.” Kellett says, “I think the [alien] base is still there today and I think things are still going on there.”
A UFO investigator says he has “no doubt” a secret alien base lies beneath the North Wales coast.
Russ Kellett, who has spent more than three decades probing the Berwyn Mountains incident in 1974, claims an ET HQ is hidden in the depths of the sea, near Llandudno.
The theorist, who claims he has been abducted by aliens a number of times in the past, believes a secret military operation took place in the Irish Sea between North Wales and Liverpool on the morning of the Berwyn Mountains incident in a bid to search for extraterrestrial life.
He believes that mission disturbed an alien species and sparked the mysterious event later that day.
At about 8.30pm on January 23, 1974, locals heard a huge bang and earth tremors were felt in the Berwyn Mountains amid claims of a brilliant light in the sky above the mountain range.
At the time families in the villages of Llandderfel and Llandrillo reported hearing an explosion and the ground shook, measuring 3.5 on the Richter scale.
Police arrived in the area and an RAF search and rescue team was scrambled from Anglesey.
Mr Kellett claims he discovered proof that a military “photoflash exercise” had in fact taken place that morning, after a friend got hold of an official document by the Maritime and Coastguard Agency (MCA).
He claimed the letter confirm an exercise took place that January morning from RAF Jurby – a former Isle of Man base – that saw “at least 80 flashes” around the Liverpool Bay area and the North Wales coastline.
It adds the coastguards were advised to expect “at least 10 aircrafts taking part” in the mission.
Mr Kellett who says Royal Navy battleships and military planes were involved in the exercise, is convinced it was undertaken in a bid to locate the alien base where he believes their spacecrafts are built.
“North Wales is deemed a hotspot for UFOs since the Berwyn Mountains incident. I have been looking very closely over this area, and something is definitely going on,” he said.
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by Steve Bagnall and Nathan Bevan December 27, 2018 (walesonline.co.uk)
• On a cold, dark January night in 1974 the ground shook with a loud bang and bright lights appeared in the sky above the Berwyn Mountains in northeast Wales, UK. The tremor from it measured 3.5 on the Richter scale. The UFO crash high above Bala Lake, called the Welsh ‘Roswell’, has resurfaced again following a fresh appeal for information by a researcher looking to make a documentary about the phenomena for American TV.
• Retired nurse Pat Evans believed that an aircraft had crashed. She drove to the site and saw a pulsating orange and red glow on the hillside and other lights. Other residents of the affected villages of Llandderfel and Llandrillo also claim to have seen a lot of soldiers in the area and something large being loaded onto the back of a truck.
• A pensioner with links to the RAF and NASA stated that these organizations had been developing a new weapon to bring down UFOs, and it had been used successfully that night. One ex-military man claimed that something “catastrophic” had gone wrong with an underground base “that was not manned by people of this world.”
• North Yorkshire UFO investigator Russ Kellett has been trying to piece together what happened that night. “Sometimes there are people who just like to be involved in an event such as this and want to say they were there,” said Kellett. “[But] why would these people in their 50s, 60s and 80s contact me to give me these stories? The people who contacted me appeared to be genuine.” Says Kellett, “I have been researching this for 25 years now and am still trying to get to the bottom of what happened that night.”
It’s been called the Welsh ‘Roswell’ – a cold, dark January night in 1974 when the ground shook and bright lights appeared in the sky above the Berwyn Mountains.
An incident which has remained surrounded by mystery ever since, many explanations have been given for what went on in that part of North Wales that evening, from meteor shower and earthquake to downed plane or even lamp-wielding poachers on the hillside.
But, for many, the belief that a UFO crashed high above Bala Lake – its alien inhabitants quickly spirited away in a military cover-up – has proved hard to shake.
And, according to NorthWalesLive, that belief has resurfaced again following a fresh appeal for information earlier this year by a researcher looking to make a documentary about the phenomena for American TV.
North Yorkshire UFO investigator Russ Kellett, who has been researching the Berwyn Mountains enigma for 25 years, has received a further four extraordinary claims by people from in and around the affected villages of Llandderfel and Llandrillo who say they were either close to the incident or knew officials involved.
One woman, who said she lived very near by, told Kellett her dad worked for the Ministry of Defence and on that night she heard an enormous bang – the tremor from which measured 3.5 on the Richter scale – and that she and her brother were told to go back to bed.
Later in the evening she could hear people talking in the house about making calls and when she looked out of the window she saw something large being loaded onto the back of a truck, although she did not know what it was. She claimed there were a lot of soldiers in the area.
Years later, her dad told her a Russian ship in the Irish Sea had fired a missile “in the wrong direction” and hit something which came down and was taken away by the military.
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• Under Narendra Modi’s Hindu nationalist BJP party in India, pseudoscience has moved from the fringe to the mainstream. Academics are embellishing science with instances of Hindu mythology and religious-based theories. And the hard-line Indian scientists don’t like it.
• Mainstream Indian scientists have criticized speakers at conferences, such as the recent 106th Indian Science Congress, for making irrational claims including: Hindus invented stem cell research thousands of years ago; the ancient Hindu epic, Ramayana, revealed that India had 24 types of aircraft and a network of landing strips in modern day Sri Lanka; Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein were both wrong and that gravitational waves should be renamed “Narendra Modi Waves”; cosmetic surgery was practiced in India thousands of years ago (as evidenced by the Hindu god Ganesha – whose elephant head is attached to a human body); the Hindu god, Brahma, discovered dinosaurs and documented them in ancient Indian scriptures; and that nuclear tests were conducted in the sub-continent more than 100,000 years ago.
• Lawmaker Ramesh Pokhriyal Nishank prompted outrage in 2014 when he said that “science is a dwarf in front of astrology”.
• The Indian Scientific Congress Association expressed “serious concern” at these types of remarks. Critics say that while ancient texts should be read and enjoyed – it was nonsense to suggest they represented science. Indian economist Kaushik Basu said, “For a nation to progress it is important for people to spend time on science, mathematics and literature instead of spending time showing that 5,000 years ago their ancestors did science, mathematics and literature.”
• [Editor’s Note] There is evidence to suggest that much of the advanced technologies described in ancient texts, particularly Hindu texts which contain abundant references to ancient technology, are more real than myth. But this threatens mainstream science which doesn’t want us to imagine any type of technology beyond the status quo, because this is reserved for the elite and powerful who regularly employ advanced technologies in their secret space programs and secretive breakaway civilizations. The elite would prefer that we wallow on the surface of this planet using our regulated electrical power sources and petroleum-based combustion engines while they benefit from anti-gravity, electro-magnetic propulsion, warp drive, temporal drive, dark energy, zero-point energy, wormholes, portals, stargates and other ‘exotic’ technologies in their off-planet endeavors. I applaud the new wave of academics and scientists who refuse to be constricted by the limits placed on our society by the disingenuous elite who have manipulated our Earth society over the past century.
Scientists in India have hit out at speakers at a major conference for making irrational claims, including that ancient Hindus invented stem cell research.
Some academics at the annual Indian Science Congress dismissed the findings of Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein.
Hindu mythology and religion-based theories have increasingly become part of the Indian Science Congress agenda.
But experts said remarks at this year’s summit were especially ludicrous.
The 106th Indian Science Congress, which was inaugurated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi, runs from 3-7 January.
The head of a southern Indian university cited an old Hindu text as proof that stem cell research was discovered in India thousands of years ago.
G Nageshwar Rao, vice chancellor of Andhra University, also said a demon king from the Hindu religious epic, Ramayana, had 24 types of aircraft and a network of landing strips in modern day Sri Lanka.
Another scientist from a university in the southern state of Tamil Nadu told conference attendees that Isaac Newton and Albert Einstein were both wrong and that gravitational waves should be renamed “Narendra Modi Waves”.
Dr KJ Krishnan reportedly said Newton failed to “understand gravitational repulsive forces” and Einstein’s theories were “misleading”.
Critics said that while ancient texts should be read and enjoyed – it was nonsense to suggest they represented science.
The Indian Scientific Congress Association expressed “serious concern” at the remarks.
“We don’t subscribe to their views and distance ourselves from their comments. This is unfortunate,” Premendu P Mathur, general secretary of Indian Scientific Congress Association, told the AFP news agency.
“There is a serious concern about such kind of utterances by responsible people.”
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• US Navy nuclear submarines detecting and even interacting with Unidentified Submerged Objects (USO) is nothing new. It may be commonplace.
• In the beginning of 2019, astronomer and UFO researcher Marc D’Antonio described riding aboard a nuclear fast attack submarine in the North Atlantic and the sudden appearance of a very high-performance object on sonar. He says, “all of a sudden the sonar kid shouts ‘fast mover, fast mover’ and I’m jolted awake – thinking ‘What’s happening? Is it a torpedo?’ ” The officer then confirms that it wasn’t a machine anomaly – it was real. “When the sonar guy said ‘What do I do with this?’ the officer said ‘log it and dog it’ – in other words log it and bury it.” And years later, D’Antonio confirmed that USOs are such a common occurrence that the US Navy even has a secret ‘Fast Mover Program’ that classifies and determines the speed of them, logs them, and it goes into a vault. Other ‘experts’ have refuted this, however, saying that such USO encounters are rare.
• An insider referred to as ‘Jive’ said, “That’s the thing, [USOs are] so quick you can’t measure the speed… “There is no way to measure the speed accurately because there isn’t enough data… “I don’t know what they are… “We usually logged it as seismic or biologic. We were instructed that nothing is ever ‘unknown.’ ”
• Veteran submariner Eric Moreno said that strange acoustic anomalies do pop up on sonars and hydrophones belonging to scientific institutions as well as U.S. Navy submarine. High-speed super-cavitating torpedo technology can send an undersea torpedo traveling at 200 mph. But high-speed torpedoes are rarely employed. But torpedoes like these should not be a mystery to trained Navy submariners.
• In December 2018, Tom DeLonge of the ‘To The Stars Academy’ made an Instagram post that “a few years ago an unidentified craft was underwater and pinned against the North Atlantic coast by multiple nuclear attack submarines for over a week.” This could not be confirmed.
• Thus, mysterious sounds do emanate from the deep and are heard by the most talented sonar operators in the world working the most advanced underwater listening equipment ever created. But the US Navy seems to have made it all but impossible to classify these events for further review as sonar operators aren’t allowed to ‘not know’ what something is.
There has been a spate of high-profile claims regarding U.S. Navy nuclear submarines detecting and even interacting with the underwater equivalent of Unidentified Flying Objects, referred to in UFO circles as USOs, or Unidentified Submerged Objects. Yet when it comes to the covert world of naval warfare below the waves, it is easy for laymen to misinterpret things that may seem very much alien to them, but are actually quite commonplace. The War Zone reached out some of its submariner contacts, all of which have many years of experience aboard U.S. Navy nuclear submarines, to see if detection of unidentified objects actually happens and what their thoughts were on the topic in general.
We were surprised by what we heard.
Eyewitness reports of USOs are nothing new. Reports of them go back many years and some from credible sources, but being detected by nuclear submarines packed with most sensitive listening equipment on the planet, which today is comprised of sonar arrays and computer systems costing hundreds of millions of dollars, is another story.
On December 29th, 2018, our friend Danny Silva of the Thesilvarecord.com brought the following to our attention. Tom DeLonge, once the lead man for the rock group Blink 182 turned front man for To The Stars Academy, a flashy new hybrid entertainment-technology-research group that focuses on disclosure of information regarding UFOs, made the Instagram post below. In it he claims, without any evidence, that “a few years ago an unidentified craft was underwater and pinned against the North Atlantic coast by multiple nuclear attack submarines for over a week.”
Then a story that first made its rounds in 2017 hit social media again just last week. The supposed first-hand account of Astronomer and UFO researcher Marc D’Antonio describes a ride aboard a nuclear fast attack submarine in the North Atlantic and the sudden appearance of a very high-performance object on sonar.
One version of the account reads:
“Marc, who runs a special effects company called FX Models that undertakes Naval contracts, said: “As a thank you for doing some work for them Navy asked me if I wanted to go for a ride in a submarine so I said yes.
“Once we got under I was sitting in the sonar station and the sonar operator was sitting right next to me.
“Submarines are loud – people think they are very quiet and it’s true they are on the outside because the sound doesn’t get out. But inside you hear fans, noise – it’s a constant din on a sub.
“I was sitting there zoning out a little because I was sea sick and all of a sudden the sonar kid shouts ‘fast mover, fast mover’ and I’m jolted awake – thinking ‘What’s happening? Is it a torpedo?’
“The executive officer comes out and the operator shows him the path of the object and the officer says ‘How fast is that going?’
“And the kid said ‘several hundred knots’. I start to lean forward to listen in – and the officer said ‘Can you confirm it?’
“So he goes to another sonar machine and confirmed it wasn’t a machine anomaly – it was real. I thought ‘Wow that is incredible’.
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by Matthew Kirkham January 1, 2019 (express.co.uk)
• Mainly due to its size, Russia has had more UFO sightings than any other nation. The most compelling Russian/USSR UFO case is known as the Dalnegorsk Incident, where over 100 people witnessed the event.
• On January 29, 1986, at almost 8pm, in a small mining town in the far southeast of the Soviet Union called Dalnegorsk (just above North Korea), the town folk witnessed a reddish sphere silently passing over the town before crashing into the nearby Izvestkovaya Mountain. It was near-perfectly round and three meters (almost 10 feet) in diameter, with no projections or cavities.
• Eyewitness, V. Kandakov, estimated the speed of the UFO at 15 metres per hour (ie: very slowly). The object slowly ascended and descended, and its reddish glow would heat up every time it rose up. On its approach to the Izvestkovaya Mountain, the object “jerked”, and fell down like a rock.
• According to a scientist on the Amazon Prime documentary, “The Secret KGB Files”, “It was a small probe. It was not kind of a big object.” Notably, the crash sparked adverse affects in blood, a decrease in leukocyte count, and an increase in bacteria in the nearby towns folk. Scientists believe the reason was the ultra-high temperatures impact on the soil, and radiation of unknown nature.
• Two years after the incident, the Dalnegorsk area saw unusually high UFO activity. In five administrative districts of Primorye there were 33 registered objects in just one day alone, having different forms – cigar-shaped, cylindrical, spherical – and all moved absolutely silently.
Russia has had more UFO sightings than any other nation. One reason for the multitude of UFO cases is that Russian borders surround the largest land mass in the world. Of the reported UFO sightings, the most compelling case is known as the Dalnegorsk Incident. Here is a look back at the remarkable 1986 Dalnegorsk Crash, an incident that resonates powerfully with what allegedly occurred at Roswell in 1947.
This internationally famous UFO incident took place in 1986, on January 29, at 7.55 pm and according to a documentary is the “best documented crash”.
That cold January day, a reddish sphere flew into the a small mining town from in the Far East of Russia the southeastern direction, crossing part of Dalnegorsk before crashing at the Izvestkovaya Mountain – also known as Height or Hill 611, because of its size.
The object flew noiselessly, and parallel to the ground; it was approximately three metres in diameter, of a near-perfect round shape, with no projections or cavities, its colour similar to that of burning stainless steel.
One eyewitness, V. Kandakov, said that the speed of the UFO was close to 15 metres per hour.
The object slowly ascended and descended, and its glow would heat up every time it rose up.
On its approach to Hill 611 the object “jerked”, and fell down like a rock.
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by Matthew Kirkham December 31, 2018 (express.co.uk)
• An Amazon Prime documentary, “The Secret KGB Files”, reveals that the Soviet Union took UFOs seriously during the Cold War, and even claimed to know how to “summon” and make contact with UFOs.
• As in the United States, reports of UFO sightings were treated in the Soviet Union as non-science, or fiction not worthy of attention from serious scientist for many years. But behind the scenes, under Nikita Khrushchev, great paranormal success was achieved in the Soviet Union including the building of the first bio generator machines to alter human minds.
• The documentary claims that beginning in 1917 and continuing until 2003, the Soviets poured up to $1billion into developing mind-controlling weaponry to compete with similar programs in the United States, which the Soviets called psychotronics. But Americans were “worried about Soviet research programs because they believed “the Soviet Union was there to conquer and to overtake the United States”. It also claims that the Kremlin hoped investigating reports of alien spacecraft could advance aeronautical design.
• [Editor’s Note] During the Cold War, both the Soviet Union and the United States were much more advanced in mind control and psychotronics than any mainstream documentary will reveal. Insiders have learned that the US and the USSR very often worked together, and the Cold War was just an excuse to build up their respective militaries to covertly fund their mind control and secret space programs.
The Soviet Union took UFOs seriously with the KGB and the Soviet Defence Ministry dedicating units collecting and analysing information about paranormal activity, a bombshell documentary has revealed.
Military experts even claimed to know how to “summon” UFOs and make contact with them during the height of the Cold War. For many years, reports of UFO sightings were treated in the Soviet Union as non-science, or fiction not worthy of attention from serious scientist In Amazon Prime’s “The Secret KGB Files”, the documentary reveals that under Nikita Khrushchev, great success had been achieved in the Soviet Union with the paranormal. Some of the first bio generators and machines to alter human minds came to the scene.
The narrator explains that the Americans were “worried about Soviet research programmes because they knew that the Soviet Union would not use it for peaceful means”.
They believed “the Soviet Union was there to conquer and to overtake the United States”.
It is claimed that the Kremlin hoped investigating reports of alien spacecraft could advance aeronautical design.
One reason for the multitude of UFO cases is that Russian borders surround the largest land mass in the world.
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by Blake Stilwell December 26, 2018 (wearethemighty.com)
• On September 27, 1989, citizens of Voronezh, Soviet Union (Russia), about 300 miles south of Moscow, reported a red ball around 10 feet in diameter landing in a city park. “It was not an optical illusion,” said Soviet Police Lieutenant Sergei A. Matveyev. “It was certainly a body flying in the sky. I thought I must be really tired, but I rubbed my eyes and it didn’t go away.”
• The red ball spaceship opened its hatch. Out stepped a three-eyed, three-legged creature that stood nine feet tall and was dressed in silver overalls and bronze boots. It left the ship with a similar biological companion and a robot. A boy began to scream in terror. With a look from the creature, the boy was paralyzed. The aliens disappeared into the craft, then returned with “what looked like a gun” and shot the boy, who disappeared. The boy reappeared later, after the spacecraft had departed. It was assumed that the creatures had briefly abducted the boy, but he cold not remember anything about the craft.
• The other children in the park who witnessed the landing were asked to draw what they saw that day. They all drew “a banana-shaped object that left behind in the sky the sign of the letter X.” Citizens of the town reported multiple sightings of the ship between Sept. 23 and Sept. 27, but when Soviet investigators came to the scene, their only abnormal finding was elevated levels of radioactive Cesium-23.
• The local interior minister said that if the craft appeared again, they would dispatch the Red Army to investigate the event. If the aliens had returned in full force to invade the Soviet Union, they would have met the joint capability of the Soviets along with the United States, as President Reagan and Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev agreed at the 1985 Lake Geneva Summit to join forces against any extraterrestrial invader.
• [Editor’s Note] In the 1980’s, Presidents Reagan and Gorbachev specifically agreed to help the other in the event of an extraterrestrial attack on either of their nations. They absolutely knew about the extraterrestrial presence on this planet.
The Russians have a strange history with the Unidentified Flying Objects. While 99 percent of the UFOs encountered by Russia and the Soviet Union over the years were probably American spy planes, they insist that one of them actually landed and its crew decided to step out and stretch their legs.
And then they shot a bunch of children.
In the late 1980s, The New York Times quoted Soviet police Lt. Sergei A. Matveyev, who swore he saw the spaceship, saying that lanky, three-legged creatures landed in a park in the Russian city of Voronezh on Sept. 27, 1989. Some 300 miles from Moscow, citizens of Voronezh reported a deep red ball, around 10 feet in diameter, landing in a park.
“It was not an optical illusion,” he told the Russian TASS News Agency. “It was certainly a body flying in the sky. I thought I must be really tired, but I rubbed my eyes and it didn’t go away.”
A hatch opened and out stepped a three-eyed creature that stood nine feet tall and was dressed in silver overalls and bronze boots. It left the ship with a companion and a robot. After taking a triangle formation around the robot, the robot came to life. A boy began to scream in terror. That’s when the stuff hit the fan. With a look, the boy was paralyzed.
The aliens disappeared briefly and returned with “what looked like a gun” and shot the boy, who disappeared. He reappeared later, after the spacecraft had departed. Citizens of the town reported multiple sightings of the ship between Sept. 23 and Sept. 27, but when Soviet investigators came to the scene, their only abnormal finding was elevated levels of radioactive Cesium-23.
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by Nirmal Narayanan December 27, 2018 (ibtimes.co.in)
• Last year, the Pentagon admitted that they conducted a secret UFO investigation program named Advanced Arial Threat Identification Program. Even though the project was scrapped around six years ago, conspiracy theorists argue that the project is still on, and the United States secret forces are still on the hunt to unravel the real truth behind UFOs. Conspiracy theorists also believe that UFO sightings are the concrete evidence of alien existence.
Here is a list of five UFO sightings in 2018 that continue to perplex conspiracy theorists and space experts alike.
• The Ireland UFO Incident – On November 9th, a British Airways pilot, flying from Montreal to Heathrow, contacted the Shannon air traffic control and reported seeing a UFO flying above the skies of Ireland. The pilot revealed that UFO initially came up along the left side of the airplane, and later traveled to the north in skyrocketing speed. The Irish Aviation Authority is still investigating. (see previous ExoNews article)
• The Return of the Black Triangle – In a video uploaded by popular UFO researcher Tyler Glockner on his ‘Secureteam10’ YouTube channel entitled ‘CHECK THE SKY: The Silent Triangles Are Back’, a triangle-shaped flying object can be seen hovering in the skies above Pennsylvania. Glockner suggested that the UFO could be secretive military vehicles like the US Air Force’s TR-3B, built at Area 51 using ET technology. (see video below)
• The Green UFO Spotted Above the Surface of Jupiter – Analyzing a NASA image of Jupiter, conspiracy theorists spotted a green UFO hovering above the surface of Jupiter. However, ‘experts’ dismissed the bizarre green structure as an image sensor anomaly. (see photo image below)
• Strange UFO landing marks in Argentina – Rodrigo in Moquehue, a resident of a small Argentinian village, took photos that he claims are imprints in the snow left by a UFO. Interestingly, there were no footprints surrounding the snow. (see photo image below)
• TV News Anchor Spots UFO During Live Show – The on-air anchors for c5n news channel in Buenos Aires, Argentina were giving the news when one of them spotted a metallic object in the skies on their screen. The news anchor was literally shocked to see the object climbing up in the atmosphere. (see previous ExoNews article)
Conspiracy theorists all around the world strongly believe that UFO sightings are the concrete evidence of alien existence.
Last year, Pentagon admitted that they conducted a secret UFO investigation program named AATIP (Advanced Arial Threat Identification Program) to unveil the mysteries surrounding unidentified flying object sightings. Even though the project was scrapped around six years ago, several conspiracy theorists argue that the project is still on, and the United States secret forces are still on the hunt to unravel the real truth behind these unknown flying objects.
In 2018 too, several UFO sightings were reported from various parts of the globe. Upon closer analysis, many UFO videos released by conspiracy theorists seem fabricated, but there are a handful of reports which still remain unanswered by experts.
Here, we present the list of five UFO sightings happened in 2018, that continue to perplex conspiracy theorists and space experts alike.
The Ireland UFO incident
On November 9, a British Airways pilot contacted the Shannon air traffic control and reported seeing a UFO flying above the skies of Ireland. The British pilot also asked whether there were any military exercises going on in Ireland on the same day. However, authorities clarified that there were no such exercises organized on November 9.
During the time of the UFO sighting, the flight was traveling from Montreal to Heathrow. The pilot revealed that UFO initially came up along the left side of the airplane, and later traveled to the north in skyrocketing speed.
Soon after the UFO sighting, the Irish Aviation Authority kickstarted an investigation, and the probe is still going on.
In the meantime, some space experts suggested that the UFO spotted in the skies could be a meteor. However, alien enthusiasts believe that a change in trajectory is not a characteristic often showed by meteors.
The return of the black triangle
Triangle-shaped UFOs are very popular among conspiracy theorists for years. In 2018 too, these black triangles made a return, and the eerie video was released by popular extraterrestrial researcher Tyler Glockner who runs the YouTube channel ‘Secureteam10’.
In a video uploaded with the title, ‘CHECK THE SKY: The Silent Triangles Are Back’, a triangle-shaped flying object can be seen hovering in the skies above Pennsylvania. Glockner suggested that the bizarre object spotted in the skies could be either alien vessels from deep space or secretive military vehicles like TR-3B.
Conspiracy theorists believe that TR-3B is a reverse-engineered anti-gravity military vessels developed by the United States Air Force during the cold war. As per these theorists, the US forces had built this spacecraft with the help of aliens whom they detained in Area 51.
The Green UFO spotted above the surface of JupiterThis is perhaps the most perplexing UFO reporting which happened in 2018. The green UFO was initially spotted by conspiracy theorists after analyzing an image of Jupiter released by NASA. At first glance, the image seems pretty normal, but upon closer analysis, a green structure was seen hovering above the surface of Jupiter.
SecureTeam10 YouTube video: “CHECK THE SKY: The Silent Triangles Are Back”
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• The list of ‘unexplored’ locales in our solar system just got a little shorter. China’s robotic (uncrewed) Chang’e 4 mission, which launched December 7th, touched down on the floor of the 115-mile-wide Von Kármán Crater Wednesday night (January 2nd), pulling off the “first-ever” soft landing on the lunar far side.
• Chang’e 4 (named after a moon goddess in Chinese mythology) will perform a variety of science work over the coming months to better understand the structure, formation and evolution of Earth’s ‘natural’ satellite. The lander features the Landing Camera, the Terrain Camera, the Low Frequency Spectrometer, and the Lunar Lander Neutrons and Dosimetry, which was provided by Germany. The rover has the Panoramic Camera, the Lunar Penetrating Radar, the Visible and Near-Infrared Imaging Spectrometer, and the Advanced Small Analyzer for Neutrals, which Sweden contributed.
• We already have good imagery of the far side of the Moon from above, thanks to spacecraft such as NASA’s Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter.) Chang’e 4’s observations could help researchers better understand why dark volcanic plains called “maria” cover much of the near side but are nearly absent on the far side. Chang’e 4 also carries a biological experiment which will track how silkworms, potatoes and Arabidopsis plants grow and develop on the lunar surface.
• “Congratulations to China’s Chang’e 4 team for what appears to be a successful landing on the far side of the moon.” said NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine. “This is a first for humanity and an impressive accomplishment!”
• All six of NASA’s crewed Apollo missions to the lunar surface touched down on the near side of the Moon. The far side is a much tougher target for surface exploration because the Moon will block direct communication with any landers or rovers there. To deal with this issue, China launched a relay satellite called Queqiao in May 2018.
• China launched the Chang’e 1 and Chang’e 2 orbiters in 2007 and 2010, respectively, and pulled off a near-side landing with the Chang’e 3 mission in December 2013. (Chang’e 4 was originally designed as a backup to Chang’e 3, so the hardware of the two missions is similar.) China also launched a return capsule on an eight-day trip around the moon in October 2014, known as Chang’e 5T1. China has ambitions for crewed lunar missions, but its human-spaceflight program is focused more on Earth orbit in the short term. The nation aims to have a space station up and running by the early 2020s.
• [Editor’s Note] Of course, this is not the “first-ever” soft landing on the far side of the Moon. The lunar far side is notorious for containing numerous human and alien bases, including the much-expanded Lunar Operations Command base. Thus, it is NASA disinformation that the far side of the Moon is an ‘unexplored’ locale. Beings have been “exploring” the cavernous Moon since it was placed in the Earth’s orbit around a half-a-billion years ago. This event is only a “first for humanity” insofar as NASA and the highly compromised deep state mainstream media are concerned. (see 1:19 minute video of the Chinese mission below)
Humanity just planted its flag on the far side of the moon.
China’s robotic Chang’e 4 mission touched down on the floor of the 115-mile-wide (186 kilometers) Von Kármán Crater Wednesday night (Jan. 2), pulling off the first-ever soft landing on the mysterious lunar far side.
Chang’e 4 will perform a variety of science work over the coming months, potentially helping scientists better understand the structure, formation and evolution of Earth’s natural satellite. But the symbolic pull of the mission will resonate more with the masses: The list of unexplored locales in our solar system just got a little shorter.
The epic touchdown — which took place at 9:26 p.m. EST (0226 GMT and 10:26 a.m. Beijing time on Jan. 3), according to Chinese space officials — followed closely on the heels of two big NASA spaceflight milestones. On Dec. 31, the OSIRIS-REx spacecraft entered orbit around the near-Earth asteroid Bennu, and the New Horizons probe zoomed past the distant object Ultima Thule just after midnight on Jan. 1.
“Congratulations to China’s Chang’e 4 team for what appears to be a successful landing on the far side of the moon. This is a first for humanity and an impressive accomplishment!” NASA Administrator Jim Bridenstine said via Twitter Wednesday night, after word of the milestone began circulating on social media.
Congratulations to China’s Chang’e-4 team for what appears to be a successful landing on the far side of the Moon. This is a first for humanity and an impressive accomplishment! pic.twitter.com/JfcBVsjRC8
— Jim Bridenstine (@JimBridenstine) January 3, 2019
1:19 minute video by ‘The Guardian’ of the Chinese probe landing on the far side of the Moon
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• The Northern Ireland UFO Society, formed in 2013 by its current chairman, Chris McMurray, has 14 members who meet monthly in south Belfast to review reports of UFO sighting as well as investigating other strange phenomena.
• The first UFO sighting in Ireland was recorded in the year 743. “Ships with their crews, were plainly seen in the sky this year”.
• Society member Conor Kieran feels the need to speak to like-minded people about the UFO phenomenon. “People think I am crazy,” he said candidly. Conor said he has experienced the paranormal but chose not to expand on those experiences. “I am ok with people laughing at me because I know exactly what I saw, I can tell the difference between a delusion and something I am actually seeing.”
• Society member Diana Jones has had a life-long interest in UFOs. She said she witnessed a UFO along with two other family members. “It actually started off as a light in the sky, and then transformed into a craft which was extremely low.” Jones said the “craft” was travelling very slowly and missed a house by a just few feet. Through the society she has met people who say they have had similar experiences which has helped her in her search for answers.
• In May 2016, society member Arfon Jones says he came upon a ET creature in broad daylight on the Tannyoky Road in County Armagh. He described it as being tall, grey, wide at the shoulders but narrowing at the waist with a rounded muscular torso and a swinging tail. It wore no clothes. “It was a creature, it wasn’t human,” said Jones. “It was right there in front of me, walking, and as I came closer to it, it just turned around and looked at me… for about 10 seconds.” Then it was gone in a flash into a field. Jones reported the incident to the government without response.
• Society vice-chairman Rodney Murphy is convinced that others in the group have the ability to see and experience the paranormal. Murphy cannot say that UFOs are real or that there are visitors to this planet. “But there are certainly questions still to be answered. …And I say, the very reason I’m in the group is to try to find those answers,” in spite of the laughing and sniggering from friends and family.
• The UK Ministry of Defence had a UFO hotline until 2009, but it no longer collects statistics on unexplained events or objects in the sky.
Formed in 2013, the Northern Ireland UFO society is not a big one, there are 14 members in total.
But there is no doubting their passion, their doubts and their desire to know more.
The society meets monthly in the Crescent Arts Centre in south Belfast.
Those meetings review recent reports of UFO sighting as well as investigating other phenomena that are “outside the norm”.
The group provides a “willing ear” to people who may have had an experience that they cannot explain.
Rodney Murphy, a driving instructor from Magherafelt, is currently the society’s vice-chairman.
His interest in the subject was sparked by television programmes.
Rodney admits that when his role in the society comes up it sparks “sniggering and laughing”, even with family members.
But he said that when he explained the questions he has in his own mind about unexplained happenings, people are more accepting.
“Then they start to enquire as well and say: ‘Well that is interesting – what is the answer’?
“And I say, the very reason I’m in the group is to try to find those answers.”
But Rodney does not have the answers himself.
“There’s nothing there that has said to me: ‘Yes, there definitely are aliens or there are definitely UFOs or there are visitors to this planet’. But there are certainly questions still to be answered.”
Rodney says others in the group have convinced him that they have the ability to see and experience the paranormal.
“I don’t doubt their bono fides at all… and I have to say when you see the reactions when they are telling their stories, it is very genuine.”
The first UFO sighting in Ireland is recorded in an entry in the Annals of the Four Masters dating from the year 743.
“At-ces co forréil loingius isin aer cona b-foirnibh isin m-bliadhain-si,” or “Ships with their crews, were plainly seen in the sky this year”.
Conor Kieran is a DJ and barman. But his life-long interest in the paranormal has risen to the point that he feels that he needs to speak to like-minded people about it.
“People think I am crazy,” he said candidly.
“I am ok with people laughing at me because I know exactly what I saw, I can tell the difference between a delusion and something I am actually seeing.”
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• On New Year’s Eve 1978, two pilots (pictured above) and four passengers on a plane flying off the New Zealand’s South Island spotted strange lights in the sky. It was blamed on Venus, or squid boats, or a radar returns from a field of cabbages. The witnesses were shamed and accused of a hoax. It even broke up a marriage.
• On the day of the incident, shortly after takeoff, the pilots noticed strange lights appearing and disappearing over the Kaikōura coastline about 20 miles west. One of the passenger witnesses, David Crockett, says, “Captain Bill Startup shouted to us that we should go to the flight deck immediately as something was happening again.” As they happened to be a television news team video crew, they filmed a rapidly moving, bright white light.
• The plane landed at Christchurch and the pilots asked the news team if they wanted to go back through the area they had traversed. Almost all of them said yea and reboarded. The plane took off at 2.16 am. About three minutes after takeoff, the group saw a bright, round light to the right. The airplane radar showed a target in the same direction about 18 nautical miles. • They filmed the pulsating, hypnotic light for several minutes as it appeared to travel along with the plane, just outside of the windows. When they turned toward it, the light seemed to react by moving away from the airplane. • After landing at Woodbourne Airport at about 3am, the group stayed at the two pilots homes in Blenheim. The news reporter among them interviewed the pilots before flying to Melbourne to give the recordings to his boss. The footage featured on prime time news that night and a longer documentary piece screened later.
• The news went around the world and was featured by major news media, including by the Herald and by CBS anchorman Walter Cronkite. The skeptical reaction was immediate. Explanations included that it was Venus, drug runners, light reflected from cabbages or squid boats.
• The New Zealand government ordered an inquiry by the NZ Air Force, which concluded that the sightings could be explained by natural but unusual phenomena.
• Bruce Maccabee, an optical physicist who specialized in laser technology for the US Navy, was flown to New Zealand and Melbourne to interview witnesses. He concluded the event involved unknown objects or phenomena fitting the definition of UFOs. “One would think that the conclusion that several of the sightings involved unidentified objects flying with impunity in the New Zealand air space would have been sufficient to start an even deeper study of the UFOs,” said Maccabee. “But it wasn’t. The sightings were relegated to the dustbin of history.”
• [Editor’s Note] In 1978, the Deep State’s policy of suppression of information and ridicule was in full swing to keep the existence of UFOs and the extraterrestrial presence a highly guarded secret.
It was New Year’s Day, 1979, when the world awoke to the news that strange lights had been spotted by six people on a plane off the New Zealand’s South Island.
Was it a UFO? No, said the skeptics. It was Venus, it was squid boats, it was radar returns from a field of cabbages.
But 40 years later, the two pilots and four passengers are adamant it was none of the above and are frustrated at being unable to find answers.
The Herald on Sunday tracked down each member of the group around the world. One is a mango farmer in Hawaii, while another is an 80-year-old newlywed after her royal wedding-themed ceremony at her retirement village the night before Meghan and Harry’s big day.
The case bought instant fame – but no fortune – for some, before bringing shame and anger when they were accused of hoaxing the sighting. It broke up a marriage.
At the end of 1978, Australasia was in the grip of UFO fever. In October, 20-year-old Frederick Valentich disappeared while piloting a small Cessna 182 aircraft over Bass Strait while heading to King Island in Tasmania. Described as a “flying saucer enthusiast”, Valentich informed Melbourne air traffic control he was being accompanied by an unknown aircraft.
Two months later across the Tasman, on December 21, Safe Air pilots Vern Powell and Ian Pirie spotted strange lights while flying from Blenheim to Christchurch.
A producer for Melbourne’s Channel 0 (now Channel 10), Leonard Lee heard the news and tracked down reporter Quentin Fogarty, who worked for the channel but was on holiday with his wife and children in Christchurch, staying at TV One journalist Dennis Grant’s home.
Freelance Wellington cameraman David Crockett was also hired, along with his wife Ngaire, who operated the audio tape recorder.
The group were invited to jump aboard Safe Air’s Blenheim-based Argosy plane, named Merchant Enterprise, late on December 30, which pilots Bill Startup and Bob Guard were taking on a newspaper run between Wellington and Christchurch.
Shortly after takeoff, the pilots noticed strange lights appearing and disappearing over the Kaikōura coastline about 20 miles west.
“While we were filming a standup to camera, Captain Bill Startup shouted to us that we should go to the flight deck immediately as something was happening again,” says David Crockett.
He managed to film a rapidly moving, bright white light.
“With the conversation coming through my headphones from the pilots and radar from Wellington, it all started to get very scary,” says Ngaire Crockett.
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by Matthew Calderbank December 13, 2018 (lep.co.uk)
• Craig Megson, a 35-year-old warehouse worker from Barnoldswick and a life-long UFO enthusiast, has come forward with footage that he filmed in February 2018, which Megson believes shows a fleet of alien spacecraft flying over Fishergate (in Preston, England). (se 2:29 minute video below)
• Megson was returning home from a day out in Blackpool with his 6-year-old son when his eyes were drawn to the skies above Preston. He said: “We’d had a fantastic day in Blackpool and we were just changing trains in Preston when it happened. Outside of the train station, Megason “… saw these lights move silently across the sky, and then more came along. So I got my phone out and started filming.”
• “At first I thought they were planes, but there was no flashing lights or sound,” said Megson. Then more came along and I thought they might be Chinese lanterns… [I]t was a windy night and I remember thinking, I’ve seen Chinese lanterns before but they’ve never moved like this!”
• Megson said he was soon joined by other curious spectators who were drawn to the mysterious lights in the sky. “There were a lot of people around, at least 20, and we started talking about what they could be,” said Megson. “I asked the man next to me what he thought they could be and he simply said, “They’re not planes mate, that’s for sure.”
• Tim Dust, who runs the YouTube channel UFO MAN, ‘jumped at the chance’ to share Megson’s footage with his 31,000 followers. Dust said, “I have years of experience analyzing footage of unidentified phenomena in our skies and I can say for sure these are not Chinese lanterns. I know this because of their continual horizontal flight path. Lanterns will rise with the air currents and flicker out. These lights are steady. …They most likely are not drones either, because they made no sound and did not have navigation strobes.”
• Megson insists that what he recorded that night is the proof he has been seeking for years – proof that we are not alone. “I must admit I’ve seen a lot of strange lights over the years but not like this. This is on a different scale. If anyone needs proof of the existence of aliens, here it is.”
According to a warehouse worker from Barnoldswick, the truth is out there – right above the rooftops of Fishergate.
Craig Megson, a life-long UFO enthusiast, has come forward with footage that he believes shows a fleet of alien spacecraft flying over Fishergate.
The 35-year-old said the footage, filmed in February, is ‘compelling evidence’ for the existence of extraterrestrials.
Craig was returning home from a day out in Blackpool with his 6-year-old son when his eyes were drawn to the skies above Preston. He said: “We’d had a fantastic day in Blackpool and we were just changing trains in Preston when it happened.
“I went outside the station for a vape and I noticed these lights in the sky. I showed them my son and he found it quite funny. He just looked at me and laughed.
“I saw these lights move silently across the sky and then more came along. So I got my phone out and started filming.
“At first I thought they were planes, but there was no flashing lights or sound. Then more came along and I thought they might be Chinese lanterns. But they don’t move in formation like that do they?
“Plus, it was a windy night and I remember thinking, I’ve seen Chinese lanterns before but they’ve never moved like this!”
Craig said he was soon joined by other curious spectators who were drawn to the mysterious lights in the sky.
“There were a lot of people around, at least 20, and we started talking about what they could be”, said Craig.
“I asked the man next to me what he thought they could be and he simply said, “They’re not planes mate, that’s for sure.”
2:29 minute StarForce Team video of UFO lights over Lancanshire
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by Nirmal Narayanan December 11, 2018 (ibtimes.co.in)
• A bizarre video released by the ‘UFOmania’ YouTube channel shows a luminescent UFO, in the shape of a pink glazed doughnut hovering across the night skies over Ireland. (see 4:10 minute video below)
• The UFO looks spherical in shape from a distance, but when the camera gets zoomed in, the doughnut shape of the UFO becomes evident.
• YouTube commenters say that UFOs come in a variety of shapes; triangular flying saucers, cigar-shaped flying objects, and now these doughnut flying crafts. But skeptics have already classified this video as a manipulated hoax, or perhaps a night vision security camera.
• The video has been now submitted to the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON), which is verifying its authenticity.
A bizarre video apparently shot in Ireland and released online by conspiracy theory YouTube channel ‘UFOmania’ is now the hottest debating point among conspiracy theorists and extraterrestrial enthusiasts. The video shows a luminescent UFO, in the shape of a doughnut hovering across the night skies, and at the first glance, it literally looks otherworldly.
A doughnut in the skies?
The strange object in the skies seems static, and at no point in time, it makes any manoeuvres in the atmosphere. In the initial moments of the footage, the unidentified flying object spotted in the skies looked spherical in shape, but when the camera gets zoomed in, the real shape of the UFO becomes evident.
The video has been now submitted to MUFON (Mutual UFO Network), and their team is now apparently checking the authenticity of the video.
4:10 minute video of “Pink Doughnut” UFO over Ireland
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• The arguments about UFOs and aliens are well past the stage of whether they exist or not, and have entered the stage where people are now asking what new information has come to light. One new potential source of insight comes from Japanese, founder and CEO of Happy Science, Master Ryuho Okawa (pictured above). Master Okawa uses his spiritual skills to conduct “readings” about aliens. (see 5:57 minute excerpt from one of Master Okawa’s talks below)
• Master Okawa’s readings reveal an amazing multiplicity of values amongst aliens and their purpose for visiting Earth. These readings have been compiled in numerous books published by HS Press. These books reveal that aliens are closely connected to Earth’s past civilizations, as well as our current global situations.
• One alien from a planet somewhere in Cygnus said his aim was to make China rise to world domination. The alien plans to feed on humans once the Earth’s population reaches 10 billion, and the voracious being has a close relation to Chinese president Xi Jinping.
• Another alien from a planet in Canis Major is said to be a cross between a dog, a wolf and a fox, but can stand on two legs. This being claims to have heavily influenced the Ancient Egyptian civilization.
• Another alien supports the LGBT movement on Earth. Another is experimenting with giving humans supernatural powers. And still another tries to protect people from typhoons.
• Whether this channeled information is accurate or not, such information serves to broaden our views of the possibilities of such a vast universe, and helps us to overcome conflicts that arise here on Earth.
When we hear about UFOs and aliens, the first image that comes to mind might be sci-fi geeks and multi-part space operas. Some people choose not to believe in them because they have never seen a UFO, and others may think it is irrelevant to their well-being.
But over the years, news channels such as CNN, have reported sightings, and in the U.S., there are events where specialists gather for serious debates on UFOS and extraterrestrials.
The U.S. air force facility in Nevada, also known as “Area 51”, is unofficially known to be sharing technology and information with aliens and UFOs. The arguments about UFOs and aliens are well past the stage of whether they exist or not, and have entered the stage where people are now asking what new information has come to light.
More and More Secrets Exposed
UFOs and aliens are most familiar to us through the medium of cinema. Star Wars and Star Trek are amongst the most famous, but there are many other Hollywood films about extraterrestrials.
Sci-fi adherents allege that these film scripts are based on information attained by the U.S. government that is secretly shared with Hollywood. Some people even suppose that aliens directly share information with film staff and directors. Indeed, the extraterrestrial and alien technology that appear in those films feel too real to be purely fictional.
While across the Pacific in Japan, secrets about aliens, that would surpass any Hollywood film, are being exposed.
Master Ryuho Okawa, founder and CEO of Happy Science is using his unparalleled spiritual skills to conduct “readings” about aliens: UFO sizes and shapes, the names of the passenger aliens, and their purpose for visiting Earth.
Master Okawa’s readings have uncovered information that was hitherto unknown, and they have been compiled in numerous books published by HS Press.
5:57 minute talk by Master Ryuho Okawa from his “The Opening of the Space Age” lecture
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by Stacia Briggs and Siofra Connor December 7, 2018 (eadt.co.uk)
• On the afternoon of May 21,1646, “several apparitions” were “seene and hearde in the ayre” above Suffolk and Cambridgeshire (in eastern England), according to a pamphlet written at the time. “Also at Brandon, in the County of Norfolke, the inhabitants were forced to come out of their houses to behold so strange a spectacle of a spire steeple ascending to earth, an a pike or lance descending downwards from heaven.”
• The historic report also mentions that, “In Marshland, in the county of Norfolke aforesaid, within three miles of Kings Linne, a captain and a lieutenant, with divers other persons of credit, did heare, in the time of thunder, a sound as of a whole regiment of drums beating a call, with perfect notes and stops, much admired by all who heard it.” “[T]here were very strange sights and unwonted sounds heard in the Ayre, in severall places as followeth…”
• “In all these places there was very great thunder, with raine and haile-stones of extraordinary bignesse and round, and some hollow within like rings.” Based on this historic account, Cyril Blount, the secretary of the NAS, was convinced the pamphlet described a meteorite shower, a suspicion shared by Dr David Dewhurst of the Cambridge University observatory and Dr Keith Hindley of the Meteorite Section of the British Astronomical Society. In 1975, the Norwich Astronomical Society searched in vain for a ‘meteorite’ which might have fallen in Breckland three centuries ago.
Long before ufologists had descended on Rendlesham, mystery had filled the skies of Suffolk and left locals pondering their place in the universe.
In 1646, on the afternoon of May 21, “several apparitions” were “seene and hearde in the ayre” above Suffolk and Cambridgeshire. A pamphlet written at the time (when Brandon was still part of Norfolk) describes the strange spectacle which greeted those who saw it. “Also at Brandon, in the County of Norfolke, the inhabitants were forced to come out of their houses to behold so strange a spectacle of a spire steeple ascending to earth, an a pike or lance descending downwards from heaven,” it says.“In Brandon, in the county aforesaid, was seen at the same time a naïve or fleet of ships in the ayre, swiftly passing under sayle, with flags and streamers hanged out, as if they were ready to give an encounter.
“In Marshland, in the county of Norfolke aforesaid, within three miles of Kings Linne, a captain and a lieutenant, with divers other persons of credit, did heare, in the time of thunder, a sound as of a whole regiment of drums beating a call, with perfect notes and stops, much admired by all who heard it.”
In the summer edition of The Lantern in 1975, the journal notes that earlier in the year, a hunt has been made for a meteorite which might have fallen in Breckland three centuries ago. The search, by the Norwich Astronomical Society, was based on the information above, from the 1646 pamphlet. Cyril Blount, the secretary of the NAS, was convinced the pamphlet described a meteorite shower, a suspicion shared by Dr David Dewhurst of the Cambridge University observatory and Dr Keith Hindley of the Meteorite Section of the British Astronomical Society.
One possible point of impact suggested was the ‘Devil’s Punchbowl’, a large almost perfectly circular water-filled depression in the forest about four miles north of Thetford. Neat as the meteorite theory was, it did not explain some of the more fantastical elements of the 1646 account, which included fleets of ships, men fighting with swords in their hands and a beating of drums in the air.
“Upon the one and twentieth day of May in the afternoone, in this year 1646 there were very strange sights and unwonted sounds heard in the Ayre, in severall places as followeth,” wrote a T Forcett. “About New-Market in the county of Cambridge, there were seen by diverse honest, sober, and civill persons and men of good credit, three men in the Ayre striving, struggling and tugging together, one of them having a drawn sword in his hand, from which Judgement God in mercy preserve these three Kingdomes, England, Scotland and Ireland, from further conflicts and effusions of blood.”
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• The YouTube channel UFOmania has posted a video taken of the sky over Bangalore, India (in the Karnataka state) with what appears to be a massive UFO craft hidden in the clouds as they turn a fiery yellow. What is most impressive is the outline of a dark shape appearing through the clouds. It looks very similar to the UFO craft that burst through the clouds in the movie “Independence Day”(pictured above). (see 2:24 minute video below)
Among the thick clouds, the inhabitants of the Indian city of Bangalore, the locals saw a massive alien ship.
About it writes portal vladtime.
It became known that the capital of Karnataka state in southern India witnesses observed in the sky an unusual huge UFO. According to witnesses, an unidentified object had a flat shape, metal color and looked exactly like the UFO in the movie “independence Day” with actor will Smith in the title role.
Ufologists also note that even clouds changed the color to red when on the horizon appeared an alien object. Users of YouTube have been impressed by what he saw, but some users started to accuse the authors of the video in the installation.
2:24 minute UFOmania YouTube video of UFO Event over Bangalore, India
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