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Editor’s Note: What follows is an excerpt from the authors’ forthcoming book, Information in War: Military Innovation, Battle Networks, and the Future of

What is now one of Suffolks most tranquil and secluded beaches used to be a top-secret military base.

Last week, my friend Zain Khan asked me to share my thoughts about UFOs. Within my 10 minute response, I shared my belief that the entire UFO disclosure movement only exists because of a long-term psyop which arose amidst the earliest days of the...

One of the most important UFO-themed document of all is the "Halt Memo," created by Charles Halt of the U.S. Air Force. To

12 unusual windows.

Having demonstrated why I conclude that the whole Area 51/Bob Lazar affair was an ingenious plot to make it seem that the U.S. government has in its hands retrieved UFOs (when it really doesn't), today I'm going to show you why, as I see it, the famous (or infamous) December 1980 Rendlesham Forest, Suffolk, England

One of the most important revelations in the Rendlesham Forest “UFO landing” of December 1980 concerns the locations of where the monumental events happened. I’m actually not talking about Rendlesham Forest. Rather, I’m talking about the surrounding locales and their mysterious histories. And why do I consider it my duty to bring your attention to... Read more »

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What is science diplomacy? Where traditional channels may fail, collaborative science can enhance the relations between nations, writes Dr Emma Hennessey The Biologist 66(1) p26-29 What do scientists and diplomats have in common? At first glance, not much, you might say. In fact, the two fields share common goals – collaboration and partnership – and a colourful history. The Royal Society, for example, has been...