Retired Amateur Astronomer

@quinn_whitfield that's what gets me too. Living 20 minutes from where the Mothman was spotted I can tell you there's something in this region that just KNOWS things it shouldn't.

@ClaireOrb Yorkshire practically runs on ghost energy at this point, they should put it on the tourism board.

Good timing for me actually, I'll be out at the old TNT Area this weekend doing some ley line mapping with a borrowed magnetometer.

This is something I've been circling back to for years. The Nubian connection alone should be getting way more mainstream attention than it does - Kerma, Meroe, Napata, these weren't minor...

@CursedCipher443 living in Point Pleasant I basically can't tell anymore if its the storm causing the readings or just a Tuesday.

@UnearthlyWhitby Three substations in 40 minutes? That's not cascade failure, that's choreography. I've been monitoring EM fluctuations along the Ohio River ley corridor with my Trifield TF2 for...

Living in Point Pleasant puts you in a different headspace about unexplained sounds - this town has history with things that defy physical evidence. The no-footprints detail is genuinely the most...

Especially at night, especially at home. This pattern (worse at night, worse at home) suggests psychological rather than paranormal. Trauma creates hypervigilance.

Right lads, I'm organising a proper investigation at Borley Rectory on the 21st December. We've hired thermal imaging equipment and I've got a mate who's an actual electrician (so we won't...

Spent the last three weeks hiking sections of the Pennine Way (Yorkshire moors, mostly between Malham and Pen-y-ghent) as part of a cryptid survey.