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US military pilots on recent UFO oddness (video doc).

Here’s an interesting video documentary-blog piece looking at the US air-force’s recent odd experience with exotic craft in the air

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Debunking the Philadelphia Experiment (video).

Joe has a look at debunking the strange story of the infamous Philadelphia Experiment. Supposedly, an advanced military tech experiment

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Nick Pope chats about the USA’s Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (video interview).

Nick Pope is interviewed about the USA’s Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP) – a formerly secret department formed to

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Editorial – May 2019: Where have all the geeks gone?

Hello everyone When you were young, did you make the assumption that all people were the same as yourself and

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Marsquake recorded: listen to the audio ... geology or aliens?
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Marsquake recorded: listen to the audio … geology or aliens?

NASA’s Mars InSight lander has measured and recorded for the first time ever a likely “marsquake.” The faint seismic signal,

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Editorial – April 2019: Losing the young generation.

Hello everyone Are we losing SF readers to SF films and TV shows? I mean there’s enough of it about

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Do human-alien hybrids walk among us?
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Do human-alien hybrids walk among us?

In this advance look at Season 11 of the History Channel’s Ancient Aliens episode, entitled The Returned, we meet people

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Energy = marvel characters2: E = mc2: an article by: GF Willmetts.

The nature of this article means I have to look specifically at the Marvel Universe because so much of it

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La Moto Volante LMV-496
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Motorbike that transforms into flying jet bike, S.H.I.E.L.D.-style.

Nick Fury has just pimped himself a new ride for S.H.I.E.L.D, courtesy of French engineer Lazareth and his ingenious La

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German observatory camouflaged as R2-D2!
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German observatory camouflaged as R2-D2!

The Zweibrücken Observatory of the Natural Science Association is now, sadly, in danger of being attacked by Imperial storm-troopers thanks

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