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In 1566 the people of Basel reported seeing something extremely weird in the sky. According to historical accounts, residents began noticing dark objects moving across the sky before sunrise. Witnesses described dozens of black spheres drifting and darting around near the rising sun. The objects were said to move in unusual ways, sometimes clustering together and then scattering apart. Some reports claimed the spheres appeared to collide with each other while the sky darkened briefly as they passed in front of the sun. The strange display lasted long enough for many people across the city to witness it. The event was documented in printed broadsheets of the time and eventually became known as the 1566 Basel celestial phenomenon. Any ideas? Sky battle or natural event?

In 1974, a hunter named Carl Higdon reported some super weird shit in the remote wilderness of Medicine Bow National Forest. According to his account, Higdon was tracking an elk when the animal suddenly behaved in a bizarre and weird way, standing still as if frozen. Moments later, he noticed a figure nearby that did not appear human. The being was described as tall, with an unusual face and a mechanical or artificial quality to its movement. Higdon claimed the NHI communicated with him and attempted to offer him water. He later reported being taken aboard a craft, where he observed a small interior space and experienced a sense of disorientation before being returned. Higdon was later found by others in a confused state, alone and unharmed.

In 1967, a part time prospector named Stefan Michalak was working alone near Falcon Lake, close to the Ontario/Manitoba border, when he reported one heck of a UFO story. While examining a quartz vein, he was startled by geese suddenly fleeing the area. Looking up, he claimed to see two glowing, metallic objects descending from the sky. One reportedly landed nearby. Believing it might be experimental aircraft, Michalak approached and described hearing voices from within before the craft suddenly activated. As it lifted, he said it expelled hot gas through a grid-like vent, burning his clothing and leaving a distinct pattern of injuries on his body.

Reports of a odd animal attacking livestock first started to get attention back in the mid 1990s in Puerto Rico, where farmers began finding goats and other animals drained of blood. The creature was named the Chupacabra, meaning “goat sucker.” Early descriptions portrayed it as a small, upright being with spines along its back and glowing eyes. Over time, sightings spread across Latin America and into parts of the United States. In many cases, animals were found with puncture wounds and little sign of struggle. Anyone seen a Chupacabra?

The Dogon people of West Africa have some crazy oral tradition that describes ancestral beings known as the Nommo. These entities are said to have come from the region of Sirius, which holds a major place in Dogon cosmology. According to oral accounts, the Nommo were described as amphibious, fish like beings who descended to Earth in a craft with a great noise and wind. Their arrival is often described as turbulent, with references to spinning motion and a landing that disturbed the surrounding environment. In Dogon narratives, the Nommo are closely tied to water and are sometimes said to have required a watery environment to survive after their arrival. The traditions describe the Nommo as culture bringers who provided knowledge to early humans. They are said to have introduced systems of order, including language, agriculture, and social structure. Some accounts suggest they provided detailed astronomical knowledge, including awareness of celestial bodies associated with Sirius that are not visible to the naked eye. These teachings were preserved through ritual, symbolism, and oral transmission, often encoded within ceremonies and masks used in Dogon religious practice. The Nommo are also described as beings of balance, associated with harmony, fertility, and the maintenance of cosmic order, with their story embedded deeply in the Dogon understanding of the universe and humanity’s place within it.

@Anak__Ogi there is a third person that definitely got their head smashed

Tragedi di Bangladesh menyambut hari raya. Maaf videonya aku potong kasian tubuhnya hancur, mau lihat lengkapnya ada di sini. instagram.com/reel/DWCR9n6Ex… Buat saudaraku umat muslim yg sedang mudik, ttp waspada & hati-hati, jaga keselamatan, ingat ada keluarga yg menunggu dirumah.🙏

@matcha_creamyy Sepertinya ada penumpang baru mau naik. Kesal seharusnya dari pelabuhan. x.com/i/status/20345…

@matcha_creamyy @Anak__Ogi it seems slow but it isnt

@Anak__Ogi kapal kan jalannya pelan apalagi kalo mah berlabuh gini itu orang-orang juga ngapain nongkrong disitu, ga aware sama sekali minimal berdiri atau menghindar zero survival instinct

@Anak__Ogi why were they trying to stop a boat with man power anchored to a smaller boat on the water... guy in red killed the guy in black by holding him, he had enough clearance to not be hit. pink guy was doomed

@Anak__Ogi why is the stupid motherfucking piloting not reversing from the start ?

@MyLordBebo first is a good way to get impaled in your own sword

Tutorial on how to draw your samurai sword in confined spaces Important for the London Underground

Urgente: População de Camaçari (Bahia) revolta-se com a contratação de milhares de chineses em vez de pessoas locais.

Well well well... It appears Rome discovered America. SUCK IT VIKINGS!

@Megalithic12000 @slothtotheflame follow the mercury, basically all piramids found around the world have been found with mercury. most ancient people around the world associate mercury as protection and ward against evil spirits. they are prisons imo.

That's a fascinating angle. Personally I find it very questionable that the dynastic kingdoms built the pyramids given everything we know about the engineering involved. But the idea that something was already there, something sacred or significant, and later civilisations built on top of or around it is genuinely compelling. Many ancient cultures did exactly that. Built where power or meaning already existed. It would explain a lot about why the Giza plateau was chosen in the first place.

🚨 A paper from a researcher at the Universitat Autònoma de Barcelona is going viral across Spain right now. His claim: the Giza pyramids are 12,000 years old, built by a civilisation that predates ancient Egypt 🔹Water erosion on the Sphinx 🔹Later pyramids get worse, not better 🔹No royal mummies ever found inside 🔹Precision impossible with copper tools 🔹Astronomical alignments too advanced The mainstream is pushing back. But this story has been covered by 20 Minutos, La Razón, AS, Mundo Deportivo, El Tiempo, and more in just 3 days. The fact that this keeps resurfacing, in papers, in headlines, in public conversation, tells you something. The current answers aren't satisfying people anymore. When the whole world keeps asking the same question, maybe it's time to stop condemning us for asking it?

@DiddleBridge @BasilTheGreat @grok @SpeechUnion this reminds me of how here in brazil they made japa or japinha become a bad slang after 70 years of it being an actual pet name for japanese,no derigatory intention at all because some idiots decided to equilivalate to US use of Japs

@BasilTheGreat @grok @SpeechUnion that’s what we call them. Chinkys or Ching Chong China man. English are called Brits or Pommies or limeys. All adult countrymen have slang words. Always have. Always Why has everyone suddenly gone weird this century? Discuss UK Police stats below.

🚨UK POLICE INVESTIGATE GAMERTAG MAN CREATED NEARLY 20 YEARS AGO The UK police are an embarrassment. But this is bad even for them. A guy created his gamertag when he was just 13 years old Police went to his house to arrest him for racism but they left after discovering he was of Chinese descent The offensive username he chose? "ChingChongChinaman" Haven't the Police got anything better to do?

Ih, rapaz...

China’s state media turned the US-Iran conflict into an AI generated cartoon and captured the gist of the conflict pretty perfectly! Cinematically really well done! A+ trolling! Thanks to @AngelicaOung for adding subtitles!