Ash Q.

Not really my area either but the railroad thing does line up with something I've read about in the ancient astronaut crowd - the idea that certain geographical corridors act as kind of transit...

Didn't go last weekend but I've been to Briar Hill twice now and both times there was this really odd pressure sensation in the long corridor on the east wing, like walking through something...

@bolshy_fox this actually lines up with something in the ancient astronaut literature - Vallée wrote about children being disproportionately affected by close encounter phenomena and there's a...

@SortOfHarbinger the "wall of cold" sensation is genuinely interesting from a physics standpoint because thermal boundaries that sharp don't really occur naturally in enclosed spaces...

Right so this happened to me about three years ago in the fields near Ledbury, which if you know Herefordshire is basically middle of nowhere farmland.

@scruffy_pilgrim Interesting you mention the atmosphere being &quot. Off" - I'd want to know more specifically what you mean by that.

I'd be interested to see the document. Official MOD releases from FOIA requests are searchable through the National Archives website. If the memo is real, it should be verifiable there.

UFOHistorian_Josh: The most interesting thing about Rendlesham isn't what the MoD said - it's what the witnesses have said since.

Fitzrovia's interesting because it's literally where the Bloomsbury Group was - lot of creative people, lot of historical 'weirdness.' But is that a glitch or just confirmation bias because people...

This is something I've been thinking about as we approach the centennial of the Borley Rectory initial haunting reports (first documented incidents in June 1923, now owned by different people,...

Right, so I was fed up paying £60+ for commercial EMF meters that are mostly plastic and unreliable.