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27 July 1964, Norwich, New York: A metallic sphere 25–30 feet wide with a glowing ring hovered at dusk, flashed three times, then vanished. Investigators ruled out all astronomical explanations. Search the records: https://t.co/fQ9pilDHWJ #UFOTwitter
Just ingested: 283 documents on Operation Highjump and Admiral Byrd — the full 543-page Task Force 68 report, congressional findings, National Archives scans, CIA files, and 143 newspaper pages from 1946–48. Searchable now at https://t.co/fQ9pilDHWJ.
Ingesting now: Operation Highjump — Task Force 68's 1946–47 Antarctic expedition. 13 ships, 23 aircraft, 4,700 personnel. We're pulling the primary record: Navy archives, Congressional findings, USGS mapping history, National Archives holdings.
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July 26, 1965. Covina, California. Two bright objects separated at 2,000 mph, watched for 20 minutes. The USAF called it a jet with afterburner—yet acknowledged that duration made no sense for that explanation.
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New at https://t.co/fQ9pilDHWJ: a biographical layer for UFO history. 500+ curated articles — every major researcher, incident, and government program — plus ~10,000 of their cited sources, recovered from the live web and its archives. All searchable now.
August 25, 1951, 9:10 PM — three Texas Tech professors watched blue-green lights cross Lubbock's sky in 3 seconds flat.
They were scientists. They signed statements. They did the math. And the numbers they got back were the problem.
The Lubbock Lights are one of the most document-dense cases in 75 years of UAP records. Here's what the files actually say — and where they contradict each other. Every document is searchable at https://t.co/FX1TwJbwo9.
Nov 29, 1999. San Diego. A very large green sphere traveled south to north in a slight arch, no trail behind it, visible for 4 seconds. The NUFORC record is brief but the trajectory details stand. Ask the archive: https://t.co/fQ9pilDHWJ #UFOTwitter
July 25, 1957, 12:25 AM. Niagara Falls Municipal Airport. Air Force pilot 1st Lt. Hipkins watched a circular white object pivot sharply, then climb steeply. Radar confirmed it for 3 minutes.
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@Baedunmike81355 I'd say any explanation that provides a plausible alternative to "aliens" is much more probable. But, given the evidence and testimony, the probability of it being something truly extraordinary is small, but not zero.
Have you ever heard of perhaps the single most compelling UFO incident in modern history?
16 September 1994, Ruwa, Zimbabwe: ~62 children at Ariel School reported a landed craft and humanoid figures during morning break.
Thirty years later, the witnesses are adults — and one has now died. The archive holds five independent documents on this case spanning 1994 to 2024. What do they actually say, and where do they disagree?
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I believe the student name was "Dyllan". That part I couldn't square. Every one of those kids said years later they saw what they said they saw.
Interesting how there's only one person out of dozens who refutes their own testimony, even from when they were an adult, and that's the topic.
Sarfatti amd Ramirez are interesting figures in Ufology. I'm a bit skeptical of each of them, quite honestly. Skepticism is why I built https://t.co/Ho8dUtDowl. It lets you find the actual documents, powered by AI, and interpret them yourselves. You are the best judge of what's true and what bends the truth.
I was shocked to see so many UAP reports for Galesburg, Illinois. I searched my research tool - https://t.co/FX1TwJbwo9, and this is what it says:
Based on the retrieved documents, Galesburg, Illinois shows a long record of UAP reports spanning from 1950 to 2012. Here is a chronological summary:
Historical/press-documented cases (Gross catalogs):
6 August 1950 — Near Galesburg at Lake Storey (~3:00 p.m.), Clayton Johnson, his wife, and Mrs. Kenneth Kemp reported what looked like "a brightly polished, stainless steel ball" while picnicking. Johnson said it hung motionless for about five minutes, then darted side to side, once traveling in a circle before departing toward the quad-cities. This was part of a broader "rash" of quad-city sightings that day [7] (GROSS-1950-Aug-Dec-SN.pdf).
5 November 1957 (4:30 a.m.) — A farmer's wife, Mrs. William Steagall, reported a "fiery orange," cigar- or egg-shaped object hovering in the pre-dawn hours before disappearing to the northwest; she was awakened by a neighbor's dog barking [8] (GROSS-1957-Nov-3-5.pdf).
NUFORC-cataloged reports:
1967-03-16 — An oval, saucer-shaped object described as a "close encounter," lasting 2–3 minutes [9].
2002-05-20 — Two fast, small yellow orbs, ~5 seconds [11].
2005-03-07 — A bright light that grew larger (NUFORC noted it was probably an Iridium satellite) [10].
2008-09-21 — An unusually bright light crossing the sky, ~1 minute [6].
2008-10-23 — A fireball that "didn't seem like a meteor," 5–7 seconds [5].
2008-12-31 — A small black, pointed object flying straight with no exhaust or sound, ~1 minute [4].
2009-06-20 — A cluster of lights (formation) crossing the sky just before sunrise, ~4 minutes [3].
2010-09-28 — Three witnesses saw a gray oval object being pursued at high speed by a jet, 3–4 minutes [2].
2012-03-16 — An extremely fast dark rectangle with two amber lights moving south to north, 4–5 seconds [1].
Overall pattern: The reports vary widely in shape (steel ball, cigar/egg, oval/saucer, fireball, orbs, formation, rectangle, black pointed object) and duration (a few seconds to several minutes). A recurring theme is high-speed, silent objects, with two of the more notable cases (1950 and 2010) describing objects displaying unusual maneuvers or being paced by aircraft. Note that document [12] (UFO Evidence 1964.pdf) is a general NICAP summary and does not specifically address Galesburg.
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🚨 NEW! on @LiminalPhrames: Syncing up the current public conversation around UFO/UAP disclosure with the surprisingly coherent and consistent details arising from abduction and hybridization accounts. What if we know *more* than is being publicly acknowledged? #ufoX
🚨 NEW! on @LiminalPhrames: Syncing up the current public conversation around UFO/UAP disclosure with the surprisingly coherent and consistent details arising from abduction and hybridization accounts. What if we know *more* than is being publicly acknowledged? #ufoX