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Some questions: - Do you have any new information on the Colares UFO sightings of 1977, namely the supressed brazilian air force data including photos and films? - Have you been able to obtain new data about the 1966 Morro do Vintém case (known as the "lead masks case") which I find...

Or even more like the plot of an Edward D. Wood Jr. film :)

I don't know what idea of the Hessdalen project you have there in Norway, but sometimes being geographically closer to the place isn't always positive. I've read and seen interviews with Erling Strand recorded in 2010/11 where he mentions that no conclusive explanation has been reached (saying...

Another world (a.k.a. Out of this world)

Man... those videos have been shot in 2001, then transmited by tv stations, then recorded into videotapes or computers, changed formats and resolution at least 2 or 3 times and even so you blow-up certain parts of it trying to find details of the plane's shape? That certainly comes from someone...

The Boainai (Papua New Guinea) Father Gill case has always puzzled me. The Ruwa (Zimbabwe) close encounter is very interesting too. The Voronezh case is enigmatic, though the details of the story are very murky. Dechmont woods (Scotland) Robert Taylor close encounter (though it has only one...

Just a simple question for both guests: -When will the debate about Roswell and US secret services' involvment in covering-up UFO end? This is a global phenomena, with plenty of great, unresolved cases, but the conversations always seem to revolve around the aforementioned topics, subjects that...

That's what happens when people spend too much time on cases that have large space for doubt (the so-called Phoenix lights case isn't particularly good, but there's an ongoing effort to "sell" it as being very important). Its understandable that TV channels want some video footage to illustrate...

Maybe that's why NASA hasn't gone to the moon since the 70's - the technology they found on the moon is too advanced for their liking. :) Seriously, I'd love that there were pyramids on the moon or even a monolith like in "2001: a space odyssey" but, as you say in the US, that dog don't hunt.

Here go some guest suggestions: - Erling Strand from Hessdalen Project (I had already suggested him I know); - Clas Svahn from UFO Sweden (no, its not a Scandinavian conspiracy, but I think Clas is a very serious investigator of the UFO phenomena); - James Bunnell (Marfa lights investigator); -...

lamont wood show THX1138 (nice alias by the way, its a great film :) Do you have any particular theory of your own on how the pyramids were built?

lamont wood show The pyramids building method still eludes us, in spite of some historians childishly relying on impossible theories. The strange fact is that the building of the Giza pyramids, being an enormous undertaking for ancient egyptian society, isn't profusely represented in their art...

lamont wood show The Baghdad batteries are an interesting find (if they really are that). Regarding the lamps, except for a hyeroglyphic that supposedly resembles a modern light bulb, I know of no archaeological evidence supporting that fact. Nevertheless, one thing that has always puzzled me...

lamont wood show I still haven't heard the show (I will do so soon), but the subject in question is certainly ripe for misinterpretations. The out of place artifacts theme is fertile ground for exotic theories that gained widespread attention during the 50's ans 60's with the works of Jacques...

I don't think that trying to find connections between events that have some kind of relationship (temporal, geographical, etc) is wrong. In fact, that is in the very fabric of logic and reason - most (if not all) of mankind's greatest discoveries resulted from someone looking beyond and above...