Dispatches
Maiden drummer recalls a UFO sighting in new memoir
A rock autobiography anecdote gets recycled as UAP news, with zero added evidence.
November 13, 2026
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- Sat, 14 November 2026
A rock autobiography anecdote gets recycled as UAP news, with zero added evidence.
A tourist’s phone clip of a tentacled light near a military base gets the viral treatment; the footage itself says far less.
Two uncorroborated witness accounts become a headline; the physics and the paperwork tell a duller story.
The Vatican’s copy of Frederick II’s falconry treatise is backed by digitisation, cold storage in Svalbard and a text that actually watched its subjects.
The seventh PURSUE tranche repackages a 2002 Walter Haut statement as if it were new evidence of alien bodies at Roswell.
Newly released Pentagon files record two FBI agents describing a silent black triangle, but the paperwork offers recollection, not radar.
A seventh batch of Pentagon UFO files adds one more secondhand account of Roswell, not a specimen.
A pair of senior military observers claim a black triangle crossed US airspace at 1,800mph; the file offers little beyond their word.
A grainy photo and a familiar promoter are reviving chupacabra headlines, but the evidence hasn’t moved an inch.
A grainy photo from Ciudad Juárez has been rebranded as an interdimensional predator by a researcher with a history of overselling thin evidence.
A package update on PyPI called ufo-tdkit-tools has nothing to do with aliens and everything to do with typeface hinting.
A Daily Mail piece trades the White House’s unfulfilled UFO-file pledge for a vaguer promise from someone who once ‘worked with NASA’.
A PR Times release from a local revitalisation committee dresses up a Halloween street party as an alien landing, and nothing more.
A bureaucratic paper chase, not a verdict, is what the tribunal actually ordered this week.
A PyPI update called ufo-spacing-lib has nothing to do with unidentified aerial phenomena and everything to do with font margins.
A PyPI update called ufo-spacing-lib has nothing to do with unidentified aerial phenomena and everything to do with font margins.
A Biztoc aggregation turns vague Pentagon chatter into a three-way superpower UFO contest with zero sourcing to match the premise.
A circular-wing strike drone spooked online spotters before Ukrainian troops confirmed it was just hardware.
A possible hearing on a 2025 UFO report is being sold as mothership news before anyone has shown a mothership.
A nineteenth-century chemical trick peeled back a seventh-century Augustine manuscript to reveal fragments of Cicero’s De re publica, a text scholars had already given up for lost.
A Biztoc aggregation turns vague Pentagon chatter into a three-way superpower UFO contest with zero sourcing to match the premise.
A 1968 prefab oddity gets the tabloid treatment as if it fell from orbit.
A Freerepublic repost turns an unconfirmed personnel shake-up into proof of an agency in crisis, without naming a single source who would say so on the record.
A Missouri lawmaker frames UAP secrecy as a geopolitical contest, but the record offers no new evidence, only political noise.
A Japanese press release about a cosmetic compact borrows the word UFO; no airspace was involved.
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