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The U.S. Navy’s insane new UFO patents: do they know something we don’t? (Weird news)

Forbes magazine and several mainstream broadsheet national newspapers around the world recently published many articles featuring the U.S. Navy’s insane

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The ancient ruins of lunar? (weird news)

There’s a sub-group of UFO enthusiasts who believe that the Moon contains artificial structures from ancient times as well as

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Ex-head of Israeli Space Agency dishes the dirt on classified alien encounters (weird news).

UFO expert Devon “Hannibal” Nicholson brings us a review of a Hebrew-to-English translation of Professor Haim Eshed’s recent book epilogue,

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Avi Loeb, Harvard Professor of Astrophysics, on why the Oumuamua visitor was an alien light-sail craft (video).

Avi Loeb, Harvard Professor of Astrophysics, on why the Oumuamua visitor was more likely than not to have been a

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UFO Disclosure in 2021 (video).

Richard Dolan ponders the future of UFO Disclosure in 2021 in the USA against the background of Big Tech censorship

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UFOs strange news update: January 2021 (Nick Pope Interview).

Nick Pope, the ex-head of the UK’s MOD “X-Files”-unit, talks about all the latest news and developments from the field

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Massive UFO disclosure order sneaked into COVID-19 bill (weird news).

President Trump’s signature on the new multi-trillion COVID-19 relief and government funding bill kicked off a rather unexpected 180-day countdown

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Proxima Centauri radio signal intercepted, now under study (news).

Well, this is almost the expected end of 2020… The Guardian Newspaper has just reported in the last hour that

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Nick Pope, ex-Head of the British ‘X-Files’ unit, interviewed (video).

Nick Pope ran the British government’s UFO project at the Royal Airforce and is counted as one of the world’s

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UFO disclosure from past to present, a brief history (commentary).

The ever-reliable talking head that is Richard Dolan sits down for an hour-long chat about the subject of UFO disclosure

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