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"In the 1930s, workers from the United Fruit Company, who were clearing land in the Diquis Valley of Costa Rica for banana plantations, began unearthing large numbers of almost perfectly round stone spheres. The largest of these apparently man-made balls was over two meters in diameter and weighed over 16 tons...." read more
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"At 6:22 p.m. on November 23 1953, an F-89 Scorpion jet was scrambled from Kinross Air Force Base near the Michigan Soo to intercept an unidentified object detected in restricted airspace over the Soo Locks.
The U.S. fighter was seen on radar over Lake Superior, merging with the craft it was pursuing...." read more
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"In reply to your 27 December 1993 Freedom of Information Act request, attached are the releasable portions of the 23 November 1953 F-89C and 2 July 1954 F-94C aircraft mishap reports. Some pages may be difficult to read, but these copies are the best possible from our old microfilm records.
Portions of the safety investigation report are not releasable for the following reasons:
a. The safety investigating board’s analysis, findings, and recommendations are exempt from disclosure under the United States Code,..." read more
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"Tonight's edition of the Soo Evening News reports that police responded to a report of an unidentified flying object on Wednesday night in the 1000 block of East 7th Avenue in the Michigan Soo...." read more
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Summary: On the evening of 23 November 1953, an Air Force radar controller became alerted to an "unidentified target" over Lake Superior, and an F-89C Scorpion jet was scrambled from Kinross AFB. Radar controllers watched as the F-89 closed in on the UFO, and then sat stunned in amazement as the two blips merged on the screen, and the UFO left. The F-89 and it’s two man crew, pilot Felix Moncla and radar operator Robert Wilson, were never found, even after a thorough search of the area...." read more
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"UMMO -- a name to bewilder researchers with, yet one that delights the true believers. The full panoply of Ummite madness was never unleashed upon the United States, nor indeed the English-speaking world. The putative race of space-farers from the star Wolf 424 was partial to France and Spain, and its network of informants destined the bulk of its reports to recipients in these countries. One researcher has gone as far as to describe the whole UMMO experience as "Star Trek made flesh," a phrase which elegantly summ..." read more
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"A Triangular Problem
Sightings of "impossible" craft in the sky are universal. They are also universally ignored. Ignored, at least, by the official channels and sources of power in our society.
This is nothing new -- students of the UFO reality have always known this. Nor is the blanket of denial and disinformation associated with this topic anything unique. I have howled into the wind about this many times, decrying the inability and unwillingness of our mainstream media to discuss an entire range of topi..." read more
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