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Dean Bertram discusses Ray Palmer and Richard Shaver on the Paracast
This Paracast episode revisits early UFO lore through Ray Palmer and Richard Shaver, with guest Dean Bertram discussing his documentary "The Man Who Invented Flying...
This Paracast episode revisits early UFO lore through Ray Palmer and Richard Shaver, with guest Dean Bertram discussing his documentary "The Man Who Invented Flying Saucers" about their role in shaping modern UFO belief. The conversation highlights Shaver’s bizarre subterranean-world mythos and the colorful personalities behind early UFO publishing, underscoring how much the people in UFO history matter as much as the sightings themselves.
Catherine Crowe’s ghost hunt and the evidence behind it
This post explores Catherine Crowe’s role as a pioneering Victorian writer on supernatural phenomena and the limited evidence surrounding her own ghost hunt, which author...
This post explores Catherine Crowe’s role as a pioneering Victorian writer on supernatural phenomena and the limited evidence surrounding her own ghost hunt, which author Tim Prasil has painstakingly investigated. It then briefly shifts to a Ghanaian hunter’s eerie story of seeing a ghostly dinner party in the night, adding another strange paranormal anecdote to the mix.
NewsNation examines the national-security risks if China or Russia had UAP technology
NewsNation raises the national-security question of what it would mean if China or Russia possessed advanced UAP technology. The piece frames such a possibility as...
NewsNation raises the national-security question of what it would mean if China or Russia possessed advanced UAP technology. The piece frames such a possibility as a serious intelligence and defense challenge for the United States, without confirming that any nation actually has it.
Your Morning segment covers the UFO disclosure debate
NewsNation’s "Your Morning" segment focused on the ongoing UFO disclosure debate, highlighting calls for greater transparency about UAP investigations and government-held information. It also reflected...
NewsNation’s "Your Morning" segment focused on the ongoing UFO disclosure debate, highlighting calls for greater transparency about UAP investigations and government-held information. It also reflected the continuing split between advocates who want more answers and skeptics who question how much can be verified publicly.
Patch PM roundup includes UFO-like clouds and boys hanging out of a Waymo
Patch PM’s roundup highlights a mix of unusual local headlines, including a man admitting to incest, UFO-like clouds spotted in the sky, and boys seen...
Patch PM’s roundup highlights a mix of unusual local headlines, including a man admitting to incest, UFO-like clouds spotted in the sky, and boys seen hanging out of a Waymo vehicle. The item reads as a brief digest of odd and attention-grabbing stories rather than a single detailed UFO report.
Commentators say UAP Governance Board may be slowing disclosure
Ross Coulthart and other commentators say the UAP Governance Board may be slowing disclosure, with little evidence that the new advisory structures or existing aerospace...
Ross Coulthart and other commentators say the UAP Governance Board may be slowing disclosure, with little evidence that the new advisory structures or existing aerospace firms will be forced to reveal much. At the same time, a forthcoming UAP forum featuring lawmakers, whistleblowers, and Avi Loeb’s advisory group is being positioned as another key disclosure event, though skepticism remains about whether it will lead to real change.
Mars sample shows rich complex carbon, possible sign of ancient life
New Scientist reports that a Mars sample shows rich complex carbon, which could be a possible sign of ancient life on the planet. The finding...
New Scientist reports that a Mars sample shows rich complex carbon, which could be a possible sign of ancient life on the planet. The finding is still tentative, but it adds to growing interest in whether Mars once supported biological activity.
1803 Japanese legend describes woman in a strange round vessel washing ashore
The article revisits the 1803 Japanese legend of the Utsuro-bune, in which a mysterious woman was said to wash ashore in a strange round vessel,...
The article revisits the 1803 Japanese legend of the Utsuro-bune, in which a mysterious woman was said to wash ashore in a strange round vessel, and points readers to related research and references. It also briefly connects this story to other UFO/UAP accounts and anomalous personal narratives, framing them as part of a broader modern folklore around unexplained encounters.
Fourth crop formation of 2026 found in Wiltshire
A fourth crop circle of the season has been found in Wiltshire, UK, and skeptics say the design is manmade even as they acknowledge new...
A fourth crop circle of the season has been found in Wiltshire, UK, and skeptics say the design is manmade even as they acknowledge new additions appeared while people were watching. The local farmer, frustrated by damaged crops and trespassing visitors, ultimately mowed down the formation.
Article argues unexplained UFO sightings do not justify supernatural conclusions
The article pushes back on JD Vance’s claim that UFOs/UAP are demons, arguing that unexplained sightings do not justify supernatural conclusions and that historical “omens”...
The article pushes back on JD Vance’s claim that UFOs/UAP are demons, arguing that unexplained sightings do not justify supernatural conclusions and that historical “omens” have often been interpreted in many different ways. It then shifts the “exorcise demons” metaphor toward the fossil fuel industry, urging readers to confront real-world climate and pollution harms instead of fixating on paranormal explanations.
America is right to investigate UAP claims, but that is only the beginning
The piece argues that the United States is justified in investigating UAP claims. It also says that inquiry should be only the starting point, implying...
The piece argues that the United States is justified in investigating UAP claims. It also says that inquiry should be only the starting point, implying broader scrutiny and follow-up are needed.
U.S. Department of War publishes information on PURSUE UAP reporting system
The U.S. Department of War has published information on PURSUE, the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters. The title suggests a government effort...
The U.S. Department of War has published information on PURSUE, the Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters. The title suggests a government effort to improve how unidentified anomalous phenomena sightings are reported and potentially unsealed for public review.
Why the Trump administration is talking so much about UFOs
The article examines why the Trump administration has been unusually open about UFOs and what political or strategic motives may be behind that attention. It...
The article examines why the Trump administration has been unusually open about UFOs and what political or strategic motives may be behind that attention. It suggests the disclosure could be less about extraterrestrials themselves and more about shaping public perception, managing national security concerns, or advancing broader government messaging.
Kansas town to hold UFO Day festival on Saturday
A Kansas town is set to hold its UFO Day festival on Saturday, celebrating local interest in unidentified flying objects and related lore. The event...
A Kansas town is set to hold its UFO Day festival on Saturday, celebrating local interest in unidentified flying objects and related lore. The event will likely draw visitors with themed activities and community festivities tied to the UFO tradition.
Avi Loeb discusses Pentagon UAP disclosure and an unexplained orb incident
Avi Loeb says the Pentagon’s latest UAP disclosure releases include a June 5, 2026 AARO report describing an October 2023 incident in which officials observed...
Avi Loeb says the Pentagon’s latest UAP disclosure releases include a June 5, 2026 AARO report describing an October 2023 incident in which officials observed an orange “mother” orb apparently launching smaller red orbs. He says about 40% of the event remains unexplained and argues that if any such objects are non-human technology, it would be a historic discovery with major implications for humanity.
NBC Palm Springs examines whether newly released UFO files reveal anything new
NBC Palm Springs examines newly released UFO files to see whether they offer any significant new information about unidentified aerial phenomena. The report suggests the...
NBC Palm Springs examines newly released UFO files to see whether they offer any significant new information about unidentified aerial phenomena. The report suggests the documents may not reveal much that is truly new, but they continue to fuel public curiosity and debate.
David Rives offers biblical framework for UFOs and aliens
Christian creationist David Rives argues that UFOs and aliens should be understood through a biblical framework rather than secular speculation. He warns that popular interest...
Christian creationist David Rives argues that UFOs and aliens should be understood through a biblical framework rather than secular speculation. He warns that popular interest in extraterrestrials could undermine Christian beliefs and erode the faith’s foundation.
Area 51 earthquakes reignite UFO speculation
A series of earthquakes near Area 51 has reignited UFO speculation around the highly classified military site. The article looks at what may actually be...
A series of earthquakes near Area 51 has reignited UFO speculation around the highly classified military site. The article looks at what may actually be behind the seismic activity and whether there is any real evidence of UAP-related operations there.
Richard Wiseman says science should not dismiss strange ideas outright
Richard Wiseman argues that science should not dismiss fringe or strange ideas outright, noting that historically unconventional pursuits helped spark major breakthroughs like the encephalogram...
Richard Wiseman argues that science should not dismiss fringe or strange ideas outright, noting that historically unconventional pursuits helped spark major breakthroughs like the encephalogram and insights into social conformity. The piece also highlights novelist Robert Moss’s belief that some dreams can appear to spill into reality, reinforcing the broader theme that unusual experiences can sometimes lead to meaningful discoveries.
1982 UK painters reported seeing women riding broomsticks
In 1982, two painters in the UK said they first mistook three distant objects for balloons, only to later see them up close as women...
In 1982, two painters in the UK said they first mistook three distant objects for balloons, only to later see them up close as women riding broomsticks, a story that resurfaced years later with many others recalling a "witch scare" that summer. The item also mentions a separate online video from Argentina of a strange night-time figure walking oddly, though it could just as easily be someone extremely intoxicated rather than a shapeshifter.