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We're looking at What Lies Beneath. Beneath Our Feet that is, starting with tunnels and military bases, and possible alliances with ETs, whose intentions are unknown. Is there any proof for the reality of these tunnels? A dubious one is a cool/creepy map displayed in the story but whose origins are unknown. These kinds of "underground" stories were popular in the pulp magazines of the 1940s, as told in Fred Lee Crisman Fights the Deros, about two underground civilizations—one malevolent, the other benevolent—brought to life by the schizoid rantings of more than one mental patient. The Cris ..read more

The Gulf Breeze Six saga churns on towards its denouement, courtesy of Tanner F. Boyle. We left the group just as Mike Hueckstaedt was arrested when found to be one of a half-dozen AWOL soldiers. While rounding up the others was easy for the peace officers, things get complicated thereafter. Moral: It helps to have Friends in High Places. Pt. 9 begins, if anything even weirder with the strangest of threatening messages sent to news media. More strangeness follows, with additional data about "help from above" in the sense of human agency and fulfilled spiritual prophecies. But freed from captiv ..read more

In the first installment of an extensive series of remarks upon the February 3-5, 2023, virtual symposium, Bryan Sentes immediately links to an interesting interview with some who participated there, at Limina Symposium: What Scientists Say About UFOs | ICER. The four guests talk about their background work and activities at the Symposium, general problems in ufology (data, money, secrecy), which other presentations they most liked, and future prospects. Bryan notes three of these folks interviewed are "International Coalition for Extraterrestrial Research" (ICER) members. Though ICER has a ra ..read more

The shortest distance between two points is always folding space so the points are touching. Since Jack Williamson imagined traversiblle wormholes in The Meteor Girl back in 1931, science has dreamt of making that concept a reality. Now here's where Becky Ferreira gets into the nuts and bolts of this spooky action at a distance — an object is reconstituted across space without anything having passed. Things only get wilder from here, and it's probably due to be a reality in three or four years. Speaking of holes, The Universe Might Be Shaped Like A Doughnut, Not A Pancake according to some n ..read more

While Philip K Dick died in 1982, more than forty years later we are living in his paranoid and duplicitious vision of reality. Larger than life characters wielding incredible power, unbelievable news perpetuated from mainstream and alternative media, along with a lying zeitgeist forcing people to question reality. Wondering about the realities where things happened better, rather than addressing the world in front of our noses. S.I. Rosenbaum gives their perspective on this pervasive belief and how it affected them and others. But just in case we are in a simulation, Darren Orf has a summary ..read more

There's a dent in Earth's magnetic field, but NASA already knew about it ages ago. The South Atlantic Anomaly is a hazard for space flight and it's only beginning to act weirder than anticipated. Hear Peter Dockrill out, as a pole-flip or worse may be on the horizon. On the other hand The Anomalist can only assure you there's nothing to see with John Bett's coverage of a Sighting Of Possible "World-Ending Asteroid" Over Russia Has People Perplexed. It's an internet prank perpetuated from reddit, the image features the country Russia renowned for lying and fake news, and a whole lotta Photoshop ..read more

The notorious 'martian meteorite' ALH84001 weighed about 4 pounds or less than 2 kilos, but Andrew Griffin is proposing much smaller objects could provide clues as to whether we are alone or not. According to University of Tokyo's Tomonori Totani there could be proof of intelligent life in stardust. As to the hows and whys, the theory gets pretty wild. While those motes may not be nanites, there's A Trendy New Chemical Theory For Where Aliens Are Hiding called "assembly theory". In short, complex molecules can only come from living beings so seeking those out on distant exoplanets, et al., sho ..read more

We look at two sides of the paranormal today. This first brief article puts forth an intriguing and powerful theory that by holding onto stories/legends of hauntings, an indigenous people can resist the effects of colonialization. These tales are seen as a means of thwarting the stronghold of a conquering culture, unsettling it and allowing First Peoples a chance to hold onto something distinctly theirs. (Plus it spooks the settlers.) Next, we take a peak Inside Uri Geller's Paranormal Palace Up For Sale for £8m. Complete with every common luxury and a myriad of supernatural add-ons, Geller ..read more

Billy Cox scores moves to curtail/deny press freedom, which he says have eroded America's position relative to other nations and in the more important absolute sense of the term. He uses Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies' Robert Powell's frustrated FOIA efforts as one example, outstanding in itself and particularly for ufological purposes. John Greenewald presents one item that didn't require an FOIA in UFOs - An International Scientific Problem by Dr. James McDonald - Presented March 12, 1968. John got this from the Gerald Ford Presidential Library in Ann Arbor, where this reviewer spent m ..read more