In 1968, Finnish architect Matti Suuronen designed and fabricated a limited number of tiny houses in the shape of a UFO meant to be used as ski cabins or holiday dwellings. The Futuro houses, as they are officially known, soon found enthusiastic customers from all over the world, who went on to purchase the one hundred or so saucer-shaped residences as they became available throughout the late '60s and early '70s.

Over time, many of these architectural oddities have all but disappeared or fallen into disrepair, increasing the value of the ones that remain and are in good shape to the point of making them a much sought-after collector's item. Recently, one of the few Futuro houses located in New Zealand hit the auction block in Otautahi, Christchurch. This particular Futuro is in excellent conditions and is estimated that it will fetch over $200,000 by 5th December 2020, when the sale...

Running candidate for the White House, Joseph Biden, emerged on the other side of the race as President-elect Biden. The hotly-contended presidential election sent over one hundred million citizens to the polls in what appears to be a record-breaking voter turnout. The former Vice President, who won more votes than any other presidential candidate in U.S. history, received a whopping seventy-four million ballots and counting in his favour, a loud and clear mandate from the American People that many pundits are interpreting as a repudiation of the Trump administration.

As news of the historical results propagated throughout social media and network television stations in the early hours of Saturday afternoon, millions of people took to the streets in an unprecedented nationwide celebration that...

Video of Mr Paulides explaining his take on the reasons people go missing in these weird ways - which has led to his 411 Missing series of videos and books. He has been doing this for years as many here probably know. I recently watched this video and while it's interesting to watch (and I suppose anything is possible...), I can't say I buy into his more supernatural claims. He has a website on you tube dedicated to this 411 project:


Most people and other investigators say that accidents and disappearances happen all the time and there are many prosaic reasons for this and we don't need to look for aliens, bigfoot, or portals to explain them. But even though I tend to be skeptical on many things, I think many of these cases of vanished and dead people are just...

Residents and visitors of a popular tourist destination in Mexico were treated to an spectacular display of lights that some are speculating to be of alien origin. The sighting occurred in the early evening hours of Thursday, October 22nd at a medieval-themed housing and tourist development known as Val’Quirico. In the video, a dozen or so light orbs are seen moving about in an unpredictable motion akin to a swarm of bees.

Skeptics who have watched the footage are convinced that the lights have a more prosaic origin, however, and took to social media to refute any claims that the mysterious objects are of an extraterrestrial nature. Said critics are instead describing the event as nothing more than a carefully choreographed drone display meant to attract tourism to the area. What do you think? Alien orbs or drones? Post your comments below.

One can accuse the U.S. Department of Defense of extreme secrecy but not of lack of imagination. Hidden in plain sight, patches sewn into uniforms worn by special military units working at bases said to house classified black projects may hold the clue of what transpires behind closed doors. The insignias, often depicting skulls, ghosts, wizards, dragons, and even aliens, not only offer a tantalizing view into the imagination of its creators - but most importantly - speak volumes about the activities each unit is assigned to. For the careful observer, the patches may prove revelatory if they know how to interpret what is depicted in them.

The thunderous crash of an unidentified object shook the Caribbean nation earlier this month. The video, posted to YouTube on October 8, shows a group of residents around a massive, still-burning metallic piece of debri which many are speculating to be some kind of space junk. Authorities warned the locals to avoid getting close to the oddity in case of a fire flare-up and possible harmful radiation levels.

CBS warned the nation it was coming. Clips of the much-anticipated contentious interview were peppered throughout the week on CBS' syndicated network of television stations to whet the appetite of a divided populace that can't seem to get enough of what is coming out of Washington. This Sunday evening, millions of viewers tuned in for what many are considering to be a show of "poor and biased journalism" coupled with the "intransigence and rose-tinted warped reality" of the current Commander-in-Chief. For those of you who missed the interview, follow the link below and don't forget to comment.

In the early '90s, noted Ufologist Leonard Stringfield published UFO Crash Retrievals: The Inner Sanctum. The book was an instant hit in the alternative community, which immediately latched onto one of the book's most macabre alien encounter tales ever described in UFO circles.The story, only rivaled by the now-infamous battle at the alleged alien underground base at Dulce, New Mexico, recounts in vivid detail a gruesome and otherworldly event involving extraterrestrial greys and a smorgasboard of human body parts that a U.S. Special Ops team allegedly walked into during a covert mission inside a North Vietnamese facility said to be eavesdropping on American communications during the Vietnam War. The story - worthy of a Halloween horror show - is told by researcher and author...

The famous podcaster just announced on his Instagram account that all shows are cancelled. The Joe Rogan Experience, the most successful web podcast today, was suddenly upended when one of its producers - the popular "Young" Jamie Vernon - tested positive for COVID-19. Joe and his staff are now on a sef-imposed lockdown until their medical staff clears them. It is unknown at this time when is the show scheduled to return. In the meantime, we wish young Jamie a prompt recovery.

A landed UFO spotted at an undisclosed mountainous location in Mexico is going viral. In the incredible footage - uploaded to YouTube by IvanHator TV - two individuals are seen pointing a telescope at a nearby hill as one of them apparently places a camera in front of the eyepiece to capture what many are describing to be one of the best flying saucer close-ups in recent times.

The craft, closely resembling one of Billy Meier's alleged alien ships, is already stirring controversy among skeptics, who think the video's lack of background information - and the fact that Mexico's news outlets have yet to cover the story - makes the event suspect. What do you guys think? Real, or an elaborate hoax? Watch the video below:

And that has been scientifically confirmed by a team of Cornell University scientists trying to determine the visibility of Earth from the vantage point of intelligent alien civilizations potentially inhabiting countless of exoplanets that are known to exist within three hundred light-years of our planet.

In a recently submitted paper to the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society, astronomer Lisa Kaltenegger and physicist Joshua Pepper reported the extraordinary find after identifying more than a thousand sun-like stars which might have Earth-like planets orbiting within their respective habitable zones:

All of the thousand stars we identified in our paper in the solar neighborhood could see our Earth transit the sun, calling their attention.

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To a nearby alien civilization possessing similar observing capabilities to ours, identifying...

In the early hours of October 26, 1978, Canadian Constable James Blackwood was dispatched to the scene of a UFO sighting in progress in the coastal community of Clarenville, New Newfoundland. Shortly after arriving, the alarmed residents directed his attention to a bright, fin-tailed, oval-shaped craft hovering above the water near Random Island. The perplexed officer, who initially thought the emergency call was probably the product of someone's imagination running wild, was suddenly confronted with the reality of having to deal with a genuine, unidentified flying object in his jurisdiction.

Uncertain as to what procedure he should follow, Constable Blackwood grabbed a pair of binoculars and turned on his patrol car's lightbar. To his amazement, the UFO responded in like manner by displaying lights that mimicked the cruiser's. The UFO, which remained silently...

Celebrity UFO sightings are on the rise. We recently discussed Demi Lovato's CE-5 experience in the desert, and today we just learned that singer Miley Ray Cyrus has come forward with an extraordinary alien account of her own. During a recent conversation with fashion designer Rick Owens for Interview Magazine, the pop star revealed the details of a close encounter she and a close friend had with a "flying snowplow" in the mountainous region of San Bernadino County shortly after a dubious purchase of cannabis wax - one of the most popular (and potent) forms of marijuana concentrates in the (black?) market:

I was driving through San Bernardino with...

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The U.S. Justice Department has filed an antitrust lawsuit against the tech giant for unfair competitive practices. Google is accused of allegedly using strong-arm tactics to maintain their monopoly as the leading search engine. The lawsuit describes in detail how the Alphabet Inc. subsidiary used its massive capital to engage in unlawful practices that would force business associates such as Apple, LG, Motorola, and Samsung into binding agreements that prevented them from doing business with Google's competitors.

In a public statement, Google's chief legal officer Kent Walker denounced the legal action as "deeply flawed," adding that "People use Google because they choose to -- not because they're forced to or because they can't find alternatives. Like countless other businesses, we pay to...

Noted singer, songwriter, and actress Demi Lovato is on a mission to make contact. But this time, she's not reaching out to fans or even humans for that matter. No, this time Demi is on a journey to make contact with entities of an extraterrestrial kind. For quite sometime now, the singer's worldview has been the subject of controversy in pop media circles. Not shy to speak her mind about our past and current state of affairs, Ms. Lovato has been candid about her belief that the human race is on a pernicious path that could be potentially forestall if only we had some kind of non-terrestrial intervention from outside our world:

This planet is on a very negative path towards destruction but WE can change that together. If we were to get 1% of the population to meditate and make contact, we would force our governments to acknowledge the truth about extraterrestrial...

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The Nazca Province of Peru is continuing to reveal its ancient secrets etched in the ground. Recently, a restoration team tasked with maintaining a platform in the iconic region uncovered yet another soil drawing. This time, the unequivocal figure of a feline is seen on the slope of a hillside overlooking the vast valley. The Peruvian Ministry of Culture couldn't contain its elation about the discovery, which was slowly eroding from view after thousands of years of weathering:

The figure was scarcely visible and was about to disappear, because it's situated on quite a steep slope that's prone to the effects of natural erosion.

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During a press conference, Ministry of Culture officials revealed that the lines date back to 200 B.C, an astounding fact...

Iron is raining down from the sky, literally. Iron in the air you breathe, iron in the water you drink, iron in the plants and animals around you, iron in the soil, iron in your teeth; iron everywhere! You see, Earth is currently traveling through a thick molecular cloud of a special kind of iron forged in supernovae remnants. Iron-60, as it is known in scientific parlance, is a special radioactive isotope of the ferrous element that is thought to be created when massive stars explode. Apparently, one such stellar body went supernova in our vicinity millions of years ago - and for the past thirty-three thousand years - we have been engulfed in a dense region of the collapsed star that is rich in the mineral.

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Adam Schwartz was just chillin' out on the shore of Okanagan Lake in Canada, when a water disturbance grabbed his attention. Believing something extraordinary was about to surface, Adam started documenting the odd event with his mobile device: "We were just hanging out on the shore. It was a really calm day and no boats were passing by or anything. We were looking out at the water. Then, all of a sudden, we saw this weird formation of waves that were kind of going against the current of what was coming in."

While it is unclear from the half-minute footage what was causing the weird motion of the water, legend has it that it could be due to the swimming mechanics of a mythical creature known as Ogopogo - America's version of the Loch Ness monster - who is said to dwell in large North American...

The trifecta of social media platforms are in a purging mood. And October is their month to get rid of the undesirable, the unwanted, and the unworthy. Earlier this week, Twitter gagged a New York Post article purported to show controversial evidence of international corruption and bribery related to Hunter Biden, the son of presidential contender Joe Biden. Andy Stone, a life-long Democratic Party operative who now works for Facebook, took what many considered to be Stalinistic measures to curtail the spread of unverified and possibly illegally-obtained information on the popular site:


Twitter for their part, joined in the censure campaign and took it up a notch, prohibiting users from retweeting the story...

On Sunday, Fox News journalist Maria Bartiromo asked Trump about the existence of UFOs. This came as no surprise to the President, who has been getting quite good at deflecting questions about the possibility that extraterrestrial life is already visiting the planet. Mr. Trump answered the question in his usual noncommitted manner saying that: “Well I’m gonna have to check on that. I mean, I’ve heard that. I heard that two days ago, so I’ll check on that. I’ll take a good, strong look at that.”

We are unlikely to know what was told to the President in that alleged UFO brief he received a few days ago, but several members of Congress are already looking into it and are willing to go on the record about it. George Knapp's Mystery Wire news outfit recently interviewed Senator Mark Warner (D), who is the Senate Vice Chair of the Senate...