Good idea to bookmark this URL, Tru deep dives (;
đź’Ąhttps://www.cia.gov/readin...
đź’Ą
"""In the May 25, 1893, issue of Nature appeared the tantalising report on what students of UFO history call “The unknown lights of Japan. The article stated that these globes altered in their formation...and...took the form of a crescent or diamond, or hung, festoon-like, in a curved line.
Here’s another great quote on the so-called Auroral Beam of November 17, 1882, which was “the subject of a 20 page article in The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and journal of Science. One of the 28 observers was the Astronomer Royal.
It was described by various observers as “spindle-shaped”, a “cigar-ship”, “torpedo-like”, a “weaver’s shuttle” and a ball of yellowish light with a dark something before the bar and a dark streak where it passed.”"""
https://www.cia.gov/readin...
đź’Ąhttps://www.cia.gov/readin...
đź’Ą
"""In the May 25, 1893, issue of Nature appeared the tantalising report on what students of UFO history call “The unknown lights of Japan. The article stated that these globes altered in their formation...and...took the form of a crescent or diamond, or hung, festoon-like, in a curved line.
Here’s another great quote on the so-called Auroral Beam of November 17, 1882, which was “the subject of a 20 page article in The London, Edinburgh and Dublin Philosophical Magazine and journal of Science. One of the 28 observers was the Astronomer Royal.
It was described by various observers as “spindle-shaped”, a “cigar-ship”, “torpedo-like”, a “weaver’s shuttle” and a ball of yellowish light with a dark something before the bar and a dark streak where it passed.”"""
https://www.cia.gov/readin...
09:17 PM - Jan 12, 2024
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