As the U.K. government gets set to make its classified UFO files available to the public, the majority of Americans want the U.S. government to do the same.
From the early 1950s until 2009, a department in the United Kingdom’s Ministry of Defence (MoD) documented and investigated reports of UFOs.
Over the last seven months, this ufologist set auto-transcription software to work on transcribing two million pages of UFO-related podcasts and videos.
A review of data taken over the course of the two-year Rosetta mission shows that comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko was sometimes reddish in appearance, while at other times it assumed a bluish hue. Sounds weird, but scientists have come up with a sensible explanation that doesn’t involve aliens with paint guns.
“I feel like UFOs could be one of the greatest news stories of our time and I want a piece of it,” says New Hampshire-based reporter Daymond Steer.
The final batch of the reports is expected to be made public through a dedicated online portal.
At first it looked like a monkey. Maybe even an old man.
“The Phenomenon” showing in Theaters Nationwide this Sept!
Airline pilots see plenty of weird things while flying passengers from one place to another, but most of it occurs in the plane’s cabin.
The Ministry of Defence recently announced plans to publish the ‘final’ cache of files relating to the work of its shuttered UFO investigation unit.
