Morgan J.

I get why this pattern feels suspicious, it really does look like more than coincidence when you line up the cases.

The landing strip theory always felt a bit too tidy to me, like someone looked at lines from above and just went "yep, runways." But the soil compression data and the fact that the lines...

Might be worth asking if your local paranormal group has any kit you could borrow or use with them? A lot of active groups have equipment libraries and honestly it's safer to learn with...

Rendlesham Forest is the smoking gun though. Multiple witnesses, military personnel, physical evidence reported at the time. Then suddenly it's all classified and forgotten?

So everyone knows about Stonehenge's solstice/equinox alignment, but Britain's got loads of other ancient sites that seem to have astronomical significance.

This is probably necessary but I'm also slightly worried it will just make people less willing to post evidence at all. Nobody wants to have their photos analysed to death.