By Margie Kay Large drone in flight Image: AdobeStock When I first heard about the drone sightings in New Jersey in mid-November, my first thought was that they must be our own military or an adversary. Now, I'm not so sure. After conducting over 1800 UFO investigations on my own during the past 40 years and as an investigator for a well-known UFO organization, I found some similarities to UFO sightings. Each of these things are typical of UAP reports: Car clocks and microwave and stove clocks change time when one of these objects flies over a car or house. What kind of energy field, or anti-gravity field is being created by these drones? Not a standard one, I am sure. Personal drone and camera batteries drain instantly after being 100% charged. People reported trying to get a better look at the big drones by using their personal drone, but the batteries died almost instantly. The drones are the size of an SUV in some cases - far larger than any hobby drone or commercial drone, and very expensive. This size drone is usually used by the military. Yes, some officials insist that the drones are hobby or commercial drones. The drones have been seen in restricted airspace around airports, military facilities, and government facilities, including the Capital Building, yet they are not shot down. The question is, why? A few pilots report trying to lock on yet it won't work. And they don't show up on radar. I have been working on a number of cases in rural areas in Missouri for the past 15 months. Some of the activity in the skies matches that of the drones being seen worldwide, including the loud sound normally produced by a helicopter or plane. This brings a new question to light - just how long have these things been surveilling us - if that is the purpose? Loud booms are being reported around the U.S., including in my hometown of Kansas City, yet no explanation is given. Drones are seen shortly after the sound is heard. Is it possible that a portal opening is occurring to make that sound? If so, we are definitely dealing with high technology coming from an outside source, Unless our own military has that capability. Some of the so-called drones seemingly split into two. Some of these objects have been observed dissolving and disappearing into thin air. This is not typical of standard aircraft. Personal drone: Image credit: engadget.com I did some checking for large commercial drones the size of a car just to get an idea of the price and found one by Echang. The company announced the "184" Personal Flying Vehicle (PFV). It's about the size of a (very) small car, and can hold one human (up to 260 pounds) plus a backpack anywhere within a 10 mile/23-minute flight time reach. The vehicle can move at 62 MPH and fly up to 11,000 feet. The cost is between $200,000 and $300,000. So this leaves out the average prankster wanting to get attention by flying hundreds of large drones. I may be going out on a limb here, but in the absence of any reasonable explanation for the above phenomena, we may be left with the one thing no one wants to consider - potential alien surveillance or recon mission. For what purpose, one can only ponder. Perhaps the Web Bot was right about an imminent alien invasion.

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By Margie Kay December 10, 2024 Multiple drone or UFO sightings in Blue Springs and Independence east of Kansas City, Missouri the past two nights. Witnesses have seen up to 30 of these objects at the same time. One witness reported seeing drones interfering with a life flight helicopter trying to pick up an injured person, and the helicopter could not land. Three witnesses have produced videos and still photos, but we do not have permission to print them yet. One person following this subject on YouTube found more objects near Springfield, Missouri. Investigators are going to the area, which is near Lake City Army Ammo Plant tomorrow night. A report will be forthcoming. Multiple UFO sightings were reported in the same area in 2012, and UFOs have been seen near the Lake City plant since 1969.

By Margie Kay, Un-X Network Multiple unidentified objects were captured hovering above Capitol Hill this week - causing concerns that aliens could be plotting a takeover. The viral photograph exhibits four bright lights eerily positioned just a few feet above the Statue of Freedom atop the Capitol dome and was taken by Dennis Diggins, a former US Air Force pilot and licensed tour guide. The lights changed position from a square to a straight line. Another video taken from a farther distance appeared to confirm the occurrence - with a view of six twinkling lights moving independently at various altitudes. The images quickly triggered panic on social media - which was further amplified due to the fact that it occurred just weeks after a Congressional hearing discussing alleged covert government programs involving "extraterrestrial" spacecraft. "It's already happening," wrote one user. "This is unbelievable!" wrote another. One debunker claimed that the lights are lens flares, however, people saw them with the naked eye and lens flares follow camera movement, which these did not. Un-X is having the videos analyzed by experts. The sighting emerged after the US Senate and House of Representatives held a hearing with witnesses discussing alleged secret retrieval programs, communication with non-human intelligence, and government intimidation of whistleblowers. This hearing took place after the Pentagon released a report in March stating that they had found no evidence of extraterrestrial spacecraft.

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By Faun Grey The kraken  ( /ˈkrɑːkən/ ) is a mythical   ocean beast  of colossal proportions, which according to its linguistic origins  resembles a massive cephalopod , reportedly dwelling in the waters between Norway  and Iceland . Researchers suggest that the mythological Kraken tales likely emerged from early encounters with the giant squid , a real marine creature capable of reaching impressive lengths between 12–15 meters (40–50 feet). The kraken, a prominent figure in sailors' superstitions  and mythos , was initially documented in modern times through a detailed travelogue authored by Francesco Negri  in 1700. Following this, in 1734, Dano-Norwegian  missionary and explorer Hans Egede  provided a comprehensive account, connecting the creature to the legendary hafgufa  from medieval tales. However, the most widely recognized early description came from Danish bishop Pontoppidan  in 1753. He pioneered the characterization of the kraken as a gigantic octopus  (polypus), notorious for dragging ships into the depths. Later, the French malacologist   Denys-Montfort  conducted groundbreaking research in the 19th century, investigating the possible existence of enormous octopuses ( Octopi ). The fearsome man-devouring octopus made its literary debut in French fiction when renowned author Victor Hugo  (1866) introduced the pieuvre , a terrifying octopus from Guernsey  folklore, which he associated with the legendary kraken. This literary interpretation subsequently influenced Jules Verne 's portrayal of the creature, though Verne's work notably lacked distinction between squid and octopus species. Linnaeus  has been linked to indirect references of the kraken in his scientific works. In his documentation of the Microcosmus  genus, he described colonial organisms where multiple creatures or growths existed together as a unified entity. Historical scholars have drawn connections between Linnaeus's descriptions and earlier accounts, including Bartholin 's depiction of the hafgufa  as cetus , and Paullini 's description of monstrum marinum , interpreting these collectively as references to the kraken. However, the assertion that Linnaeus annotated the term "kraken" in the margins of a subsequent edition of Systema Naturae  remains unverified.ymology The term "kraken" in English, referring to a sea monster, originates from the Norwegian  words kraken  or krakjen , which are definite  forms of krake  ("the krake"). According to a Norwegian dictionary, krake  fundamentally means "a misshapen or overgrown tree with a crooked form". The word stems from Old Norse   kraki , which shares etymological roots with Old Norse krókr , meaning 'hook', and is cognate  with the English word "crook". This etymology is further supported by the Swedish  dictionary SAOB , published by the Swedish Academy , which provides virtually identical definitions for the Swedish term and confirms that the root krak  is a diminutive form  of krok , meaning 'hook/crook' in both Norwegian and Swedish ( krake  can thus be loosely interpreted as "little crook"). [10]  Over time, "krake" evolved to denote any cut tree trunk or stem with twisted outgrowths, subsequently lending its name to various tools and objects derived from such forms, particularly relevant to maritime contexts, including primitive anchors  and drags  ( grapnel anchors ) fashioned from cut spruce tops or branchy bush trunks fitted with stone weights, known as krake , or alternatively as krabbe  in Norwegian or krabba  in Swedish (literally meaning 'crab').  In modern Icelandic , Old Norse kraki  maintains similar usage patterns, denoting "twig" and "drag", while also referring to "pole/stake used in pole blockages " and " boat hook ".  The Swedish SAOB translates Icelandic kraki  as "thin rod with hook on it", "wooden drag with stone sinker" and "dry spruce trunk with the crooked, stripped branches still attached". <Traditional Scandinavian drag (grapnel anchor) crafted from tree crowns, historically referred to as krake or krabbe in Scandinavian languages, is believed to be the etymological origin of the legendary creature's name. The term Kraken likely derived its name metaphorically from the concept of "twisted tree" or its associated meaning "drag," since tree trunks with gnarled branches and outgrowths, particularly drags whether wooden or otherwise, naturally evoke imagery reminiscent of a cephalopod  or similar creature. This linguistic connection was first significantly documented by Icelandic philologist   Finnur Jónsson  in 1920. [17]  The alternative term krabbe  has also been used synonymously with kraken, further supporting the naming theme's connection to drags. They say there is always some truth in myths and legends, and perhaps the Kraken is no exeption.

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By Faun Grey In April 2022, a police officer from Connecticut, who has been serving for many years, shared a detailed story about an encounter he had with an unidentified flying object during his usual midnight shift. The incident occurred while he was on duty and he considers it to be a significant event. This account was revealed to NewsNation, a news platform that covers a range of topics including space and UFOs. During an interview with NewsNation's "Banfield" on Wednesday, Robert Klein, a 25-year veteran in law enforcement, shared details about an encounter he had near a reservoir in Fairfield County. He described seeing a round object, similar in size to a "Mini Cooper," hovering only 30 feet away from his patrol car. During an interview with NewsNation, Klein stated that he has encountered numerous drones and meteors in his lifetime, but what he witnessed this time was completely new to him. According to Klein, the item produced a bright light that changed colors, temporarily blinding him and flooding his patrol car. The object went through various colors, such as red, green, white and orange, and seemed to possess a "plasma-like" characteristic. According to Klein, there was an intense light that illuminated the entire cab of his cruiser, making it difficult for him to drive as it was blinding him. The officer stated that the movement of the object was "immediate," stating that as soon as he shone his spotlight on it, it swiftly traveled over the surface of the water. According to Klein, he suddenly became aware of the situation and grabbed his camera to record and capture photos. He was unable to witness the swift movement from A to B. The Pentagon has acknowledged that there are still some UAP sightings that cannot be explained, according to a report by News Nation Now. According to Klein, there was a clear and notable low humming sound being emitted. According to reports, Ben Hansen, the presenter of "UFO Witness" on Discovery+, has discovered further potential sightings in the same region during his investigation. One of these sightings involves several orbs seen at a community center nearby. According to Hansen's statement to NewsNation, our team will be traveling to Connecticut by land. According to Hansen, there was a previous occurrence at a community center where a bystander witnessed two or three huge orbs swiftly moving in the sky and passing directly above her. Hansen stated that they are searching for additional witnesses. Watch the video: https://www.newsnationnow.com/video/2022-ufo-sighting-in-connecticut-object-spotted-over-fairfield-county-banfield/10255798