Is the truth out there? Check our interactive map of in Tayside and Fife By Kirstie Waterston October 8 2021, 7.00am A scene from the X-Files and reports of UFO sightings around Dundee over the years. People from Perth to Peterhead could have been forgiven for thinking they had witnessed a ‘UFO’ when a strange, triangular light appeared in the sky last week. What hundreds of people along the east coast had actually seen was part of the Atlas V rocket launch from California putting the Landsat-9 observation satellite into orbit. Around 10pm UK time, a strange, stellar sight appeared in the clea ..read more

A regional publisher has created a new interactive map of UFO sightings across its circulation areas. DC Thomson’s recently created data journalism unit has produced the map in partnership with its nostalgia team. The map allows readers to explore sightings dating back to 1997, including some incidents which were covered by the publisher’s Aberdeen-based dailies the Evening Express and Press & Journal and Dundee-based dailies The Courier and Evening Telegraph at the time they happened. The idea came from DC Thomson nostalgia team journalist Kirstie Waterston and was executed by ..read more

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Electric vehicles are less reliable because of newer technologies, Consumer Reports finds  CNBC source The post Electric vehicles are less reliable because of newer technologies, Consumer Reports finds – CNBC first appeared on UK UFO ..read more

By Tom Grater Senior Reporter & Deputy Film Editor, International UK sci-fi series Intergalactic will not be coming back for a second season at Sky, Gabriel Silver, Director of Commissioning for Drama, confirmed today. Speaking at the Edinburgh TV festival, the exec said the company had been “disappointed with audience figures” for the show, which broadcast on Sky One earlier this year. Intergalactic follows a crew of female convicts who break free and go on the run. It stars Savannah Steyn, Eleanor Tomlinson and Natasha O’Keeffe. Silver added that the show had turned out to be a “bigger r ..read more

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Scientists are gearing up to once more push the boundaries of the cutting edge of particle physics with the reopening of the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at CERN near Geneva, Switzerland after a three-year shutdown.  After its successful second run ended in December of 2018, the LHC was purposefully shut down for updates while teams prepared for Run 3, which is set to begin soon, as the new run will begin this spring (earlier reports from CERN expected Run 3 to begin as soon as early Marc ..read more

By Jason Lewis, Mail on Sunday Security Editor Updated: 07:51 EST, 21 March 2010 58 View comments Google was last night forced to remove images of some of Britain’s most sensitive military and security bases from its Street View service. The website admitted that it had ignored signs warning that photographing the sites breached the Official Secrets Act. The installations included Special Boat Service and Special Air Service bases, a Government atomic weapons research centre, top-secret Government eavesdropping centres and MI5 headquarters across Britain. Secret’s out: Google Street View pictu ..read more

A teenager who put her life saving skills to the test when a close friend had an epileptic seizure has won an award from the St John Ambulance (SJA). Shyr-Nai Davison Thomas was named the Regional Cadet of the Year 2014 after triumphing at the national selection event held at Sedgely Park Police Training Centre near Manchester. The two-day competition saw the SJA’s 30 best cadets from across the country demonstrate their skills, teamwork, initiative under pressure, organisation, presentation skills and leadership during some tough tasks to compete for the regional title. The 16-year old of Mil ..read more

For nearly 70 years, CERN, the European particle physics laboratory near Geneva, has served as a narrow but sturdy cultural bridge between East and West. But that link, which endured the coldest days of the Cold War, is straining under the weighty repercussions of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Some Ukrainian physicists are calling for Russia to be expelled from the laboratory, site of three Nobel Prize–winning discoveries and home to the world’s biggest atom smasher, the Large Hadron Collider. “CERN as a leading scientific laboratory should terminate immediately any cooperation with Russian in ..read more

Defense Agencies need to “take this issue much more seriously,” one aide said. In an image from video provided by the Defense Department from 2015, an unexplained object is seen at center as it is tracked as it soars high along the clouds, traveling against the wind. | Department of Defense via AP By Bryan Bender 05/02/2022 12:14 PM EDT Link Copied Lawmakers receiving the latest secret briefings on UFOs say national security agencies still aren’t taking seriously the reports of highly advanced aircraft of unknown origin violating protected airspace. Members of the Senate Intelligence and Armed ..read more