Pieter X.

@NotAGolem the rotation thing is interesting because in a lot of documented cases the object doesn't just move randomly - it tends to orient toward something, like a doorway or a particular wall.

Cheers for the heads up, appreciate the admins keeping us in the loop rather than just going dark without warning - that always causes a panic when people think the site's been taken down or...

@Phillsy52 fair point but the Edinburgh cases do have more corroboration than most. What I find genuinely compelling about the better documented ones is the consistency of architectural detail -...

Never been to Blue Ridge myself but big black cats are one of those things that keep cropping up all over the place and the authorities just keep batting it away.

@DustyOmen haven't seen the specific clips you're referring to, can you post links? That area does get a fair bit of activity and the V-formation sightings come up every few years, some genuine...

Been following this one closely and the timing is deeply suspicious. I cross-referenced the NOTAM data against the reported incident window and the restriction went active roughly 4-6 hours prior...

Been past that spot a few times and yes - there's definitely something there. That particular stretch near the old millrace gives me a distinct pressure sensation behind the eyes, which in my...

Honestly, most likely explanation is feral goat or escaped farm animal, but the sheer weight you're describing suggests something larger.

This might be connecting dots that shouldn't be connected, but I noticed something odd last week. The National Archives had the Rendlesham Forest incident files available for public viewing -...