Stories of the Paranormal, Supernatural, Legends, Lore, Mysterious Macabre, Unsolved and Unexplained
A 220,000-pound meteorite screams into Siberia, a teenage queen still walks the Tower of London, the U.S. military shoots down something it can’t identify, and a Swedish king eats fourteen desserts and never gets up from the table. | IT HAPPENED ON FEBRUARY 12 | The Morning Weird Darkness #MWD
A French grotto with 70 scientifically inexplicable healings, banana-shaped UFOs over a tiny Alabama town, the world’s first science fiction TV show that no one can ever watch again, and the day a Vice President went hunting and shot his friend in the face. | IT HAPPENED ON FEBRUARY 11 | The Morning Weird Darkness #MWD
From a mysterious metal fragment found beneath a hovering craft in Sweden to an “impossible” iron nugget that defied every known law of physics, these are the real physical objects that UFOs left behind — and scientists still can’t explain them.
Ancient legends describe the Djinn as beings made of smokeless fire — but modern researchers believe these shapeshifting entities from parallel dimensions may be responsible for UFO sightings, shadow people encounters, and alien abductions happening right now.
An astronomer who’s spent his career searching for alien life explains why he’s confident extraterrestrials exist throughout the universe—yet remains skeptical that any UFO sighting has ever been proof of their visit to Earth.
UFOs might not be extraterrestrial visitors at all, but something far stranger lurking in our own reality.
For over fifty years, military officers at America’s nuclear missile sites have reported UFOs hovering over their weapons, triggering unauthorized launch sequences, shutting down entire missile flights, and demonstrating complete control over humanity’s most powerful arsenal.
When the Symes family spotted a glowing orb following them home from a pub in Wales in 1975, they had no idea it was just the beginning of decades of UFO encounters that would span multiple generations. From metallic spheres hovering over their house to military jets mysteriously appearing after their reports, their experiences mirror hundreds of similar sightings of spherical UFOs stalking families across Britain and around the world.
Two of the most explosive government secrets collide in 2025 as officials drip-feed UFO revelations while simultaneously blocking access to Jeffrey Epstein’s investigation files — a timing that has conspiracy theorists, comedians, and congressmen asking the same uncomfortable question.
Model Abbey Clancy told her husband Peter Crouch about the strange sighting which she says took place while driving home down the A3.
Paul Hynek grew up in a house where flying saucer ornaments decorated the Christmas tree and dinner guests included alien abductees who spoke matter-of-factly about their experiences aboard spacecraft.
There are some people who believe that the President of the United States is privy to all that is going-on and, ultimately, calls the shots, while others insist they are nothing more than a face for the respective government of the time who is on a need-to-know leash, and this is very much the case with UFOs and potential alien encounters. However, it would seem that some Presidents of the United States – certainly when it comes to such matters as UFOs – know more than others.
In the 1990s, multiple witnesses reported seeing enormous disc-shaped craft—some nearly half a mile wide—hovering in broad daylight over the quiet coastal villages of northwest England.
For over four decades, researcher Robert Hastings has collected testimonies from 167 military veterans who witnessed something that shouldn’t exist—unidentified aerial phenomena systematically targeting America’s nuclear arsenal. Their accounts reveal a pattern of interference that nearly triggered World War III.
In June alone, the Empire State saw six separate incidents, continuing a trend of unexplained aerial activity, according to the organization. The reports range from upstate towns to the heart of the Big Apple…
Senator Mike Rounds, who supports the Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena Disclosure Act (UAPDA), recently gave an in-depth interview to Ross Coulthart of NewsNation. Rounds serves on five key Senate committees, including Appropriations, Armed Services, and Intelligence—putting him at the center of national security and classified defense matters.
A former government investigator who spent years tracking space secrets believes the truth about flying saucers might be more disturbing than we think.
Deep in the Nevada desert, a retired Air Force colonel finally confessed to Pentagon investigators that he had spent decades fooling Americans with fake alien photos — but the real question is what other lies the government is still telling.
In the red rock desert of Arizona, a small town with fewer than 10,000 residents has become America’s new UFO hotspot where visitors claim to see extraterrestrial craft nearly every night — and some believe the aliens are using invisible energy lines to slip between dimensions.