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‘Last night' over Shandong—not Area 51—locals spotted a blazing light, heard two booming bangs, then watched as kaboom a missile apparently smashed into some “UFO” that crossed its path. The Chinese press is calling it an interception test—“missile vs mystery craft”—while armchair alien hunters are already dusting off their tin-foil hats. Some speculate space junk, others suspect drones, but the media spin says this was a flex: China showing off it can shoot down something the U.S. might flinch at. Cue the Yaps' mad dubstep beat drop—boom, flash, bass, mystery.https://ovniologia.com.br/2025/09/a-ufo-was-shot-down-in-china-yesterday.htmlAs always like, share, stay weird.

So Canada released a report that went over the infrastructure for reporting a UFO/UAP in both Canada, and other countries. Give it a listen!If you need to report a UFO in Canada: Report an air transportation occurrence - Transportation Safety Board of CanadaMAKE A REPORT - MUFON Canada

Well our cherished brethren of the sea won't be coming to visit us upon the land again anytime soon.News Article: It's Official: Orcas and Dolphins Have Crossed the Point of No Return in Their Evolution to Live on LandMusic usedDeep Blue - by Jonny EastonLink: • Deep Blue - Calming Ocean Music - Royalty ...

Ready to take another wild ride through the gloriously weird world of the Weekly World News? This week, we're diving into the tabloid's most outrageous stories, from “Page 5 Honey” bikinis to Elvis sightings that just won't quit (spoiler: the King ain't dead, and he loves butch). We'll unpack the world's fattest people who apparently eat their families, apocalyptic economic depressions that were “just weeks away” (still waiting), and Bible relics that might have been buried next to the Garden of Eden… in Colorado. Expect alien love affairs, presidential robot conspiracies, and of course, the legend of Bat Boy — that half-bat, half-boy creature who's done everything from space travel to endorsing Al Gore. Need I remind you to like, share and follow us. Sharing is caring. Unless it's gum. Then it's weird.Special shout out to Kevin MacLeod and space jazz, the best background music of our time. Hit us up for a free subscription to Journey to the Fringe

In this episode we're talking about how Louisiana just pulled the plug on a $3 billion coastal restoration project that was supposed to be the crown jewel of its climate resilience plan—funded by BP oil spill money, no less. The Mid-Barataria Sediment Diversion was set to rebuild vanishing wetlands, but Gov. Jeff Landry said “nope,” citing seafood, culture, and sticker shock. Critics called it a science-backed lifeline; Landry called it a freshwater fiasco. Now, the state might have to cough up hundreds of millions already spent, and conservationists are left wondering if Louisiana's coastal future is being traded for oysters and politics.Like us? We like you too, follow and share too so we can continue to vibe on https://apnews.com/article/louisiana-coastal-restoration-gulf-oil-spill-affaae2877bf250f636a633a14fbd0c7

This week, we're diving headfirst into the wonderfully weird world of the Weekly World News—the tabloid that proved reality is just a suggestion. From Bat Boy's cave escapades to dragon-in-a-jar hoaxes, WWN was the supermarket shelf's reigning champion of outrageous headlines and lovable nonsense. With a mix of clipped “news,” wild fiction, and opinion columns so spicy they'd make your grandma blush, this rag had readers questioning: “Is this real? Who cares!” Whether you remember it as the black-and-white beacon of bizarre or just a guilty checkout aisle pleasure, we're unpacking the legacy of a publication that kept the weird alive and the incredulous entertained. Strap in for an episode full of laughs, nostalgia, and the kind of news that's definitely not fake… or is it?Go ahead, like us, share us, follow us just do so in a consensual way.

This week, it's a Journey to the Fringe first- part 1 of a 2 closely related mini episodes, episode.We're exploring the surreal reality of nations slowly vanishing beneath rising seas. It's not sci-fi—it's happening now. From tropical paradises to icy outposts, communities around the globe are facing the ultimate eviction notice from Mother Nature. We unpack how climate change is reshaping borders, identities, and the very idea of home. Get ready for a JTTF specialty of existential dread, unexpected resilience, and a few salty jokes. It's climate migration with a twist of lime.As always; como nosotras, compártenos, síganos, ámenos. Besos.https://theweek.com/environment/tuvalu-climate-change-evacuate-rising-sea-levels

Have you ever needed money fast and didn't know the best way to get it? Well did you also know there's not really any laws about "finding" a "bigfoot" body? Well let me welcome you to the world of Rick Dyer and finding a bigfoot body. This one is a lot of fun so enjoy!

Hey AI Could potentially work without our prompts, or at least a fancy paper writing (I presume human) has suggested it should to continue it's evolution... I see no way for that to end badly.News source: https://www.zdnet.com/article/ai-has-grown-beyond-human-knowledge-says-googles-deepmind-unit/

Get ready to go underground—literally—because this episode digs into some seriously spooky mining tales that prove the earth's not just full of rocks, but secrets, ghosts, and maybe a few otherworldly knuckleheads. From the mischievous Tommyknockers who knock on walls like ghostly miners-on-call, to eerie faces appearing on Spanish kitchen floors (because who doesn't want a haunted concrete countertop?), and the Freiberg Shrieker—a winged, scream-machine saving miners from fiery doom. We also strike gold with the cursed Lost Dutchman Mine, where treasure hunters meet ghosts, madness, or worse. Don't forget Bell Island's haunted mines, Cold War conspiracies, and a boom loud enough to wake the dead—or maybe just attract some international spy attention.As always, like, follow, share just like Richard Doty would want you to, or wouldn't want you to whatever makes you want to do it more

Lightning plays havoc in the Nevada desert, sparking the so-called “Gothic Fire” that's torching over 30,000 acres right next to the top-secret Area 51 — denial of UFO infernos optional. Amid the tinder-dry conditions, federal crews are doing their best fire-dance to contain the blaze, while conspiracy buffs clutch their tin-foil hats a little tighter.Some say it's still burning to this day (not fact checked, it may not be)As always like, share, follow- the galactic federation of light looks down upon those who do so favourablyhttps://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-14911767/fire-breaks-Area-51-UFO-neveda.htmlLive Stream Here (I think):https://www.treasurenet.com/threads/live-massive-fire-breaks-out-inside-area-51-24-7-rachel-nv-livestream.712469/

Well Canada has released a massive report on UAPs and the reporting structure within Canada. We read much of it and give opinions on Canada's response, give it a listen!Report: https://science.gc.ca/site/science/en/office-chief-science-advisor/sky-canada-project/management-public-reporting-unidentified-aerial-phenomena-canada

Hey the ocean is a beautiful place where we don't worry to much about its bottom. But like good podcasters we are going to discuss it! Enjoy!News Article: https://www.abc.net.au/news/science/2025-06-09/anchor-chain-damage-antarctica-sea-floor-video-footage/105376474

Nazis and UFOs go together like peanut butter and conspiracy jelly — weird, sticky, and impossible to ignore. This episode blasts off into the wild world where Third Reich science meets flying saucers, ghost rockets, and a mystery gadget called Die Glocke — a contraption so mysterious it might just bend time, space, or your sense of reality. We unpack WWII's “foo fighters,” secret Antarctic bases, jet-age Nazi tech, and occult experiments that make sci-fi look amateur. From wartime skies to Cold War paranoia and underground UFO fleets, buckle up — it's a wild, sassy trip through one of history's freakiest “what if” stories.As always please like, share and follow, recently discovered as the 11th commandmentCredit where crdit is due: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pqHyB6OHwD8

We're in for yet another treat; rich people and their emoceans. I think that's what we're calling it. This week Residents in Falmouth, Massachusetts, describe their seaside idyll as “the ultimate beach-side dream”—until knee-deep floods and encroaching tides turn it into a soggy nightmare. In one memorable moment, a distraught homeowner quipped, “We grabbed the cat and got out,” as sea level rise nudges increasingly frequent retreat plans and dune-fix schemes.article for reference https://www.theage.com.au/national/we-grabbed-the-cat-and-got-out-the-waterside-dwellers-facing-rising-sea-levels-20250623-p5m9mm.htmlSorry friends, it's paywalled you'll have to use the 12 foot ladder

Oh my god guys editing this episode was a nightmare, the recording was not great (thanks Craig) and the editing software decided to lag the whole edit so maybe the higher ups don't want you to hear this one... or maybe coincidences do exist!!So this is a continuation of our last episode where we finish off Dr. Michael Salla's look at the Iraqi stargate and then look at other things he has discussed. It is a lot of fun and I think it turned out pretty good all things considered! Enjoy!Also check out his website if you want: Exopolitics – Dr. Michael Salla

Hello, welcome back. This week Taylor was feeling good (again

so this episode is an amalgamation of two topics, it is mostly a Dr, Sala episode but we mostly cover his work on the stargate. SO enjoy the ride, this guy is fascinating!

Our ol' pal British Andy has had morbidly the best luck of anybody in 2025. What do we mean? will give it a listen and you will see why his first flight away from his royal safety net has to be to Vegas.News Article: https://nypost.com/2025/07/10/entertainment/prince-andrew-free-to-travel-abroad-as-fbi-ends-probe-into-royals-jeffrey-epstein-links/

Buckle up, because this week we wrap our skeptical little hearts around Extraordinary: The Revelations—the third and allegedly most profound installment in the series that promised to demystify UFOs for the masses… and kinda didn't. With a 5.4 IMDb rating and a roll call of ufology's VIPs, you'd think we'd be swimming in disclosure gold. Instead, it's jargon without explanation, regression therapy thrown around like a BuzzFeed quiz, and filmmakers whose “deep ties to the unexplained” might just mean they own a Ouija board.We dig into the odd disconnect between their goal of mass accessibility and their strangely gatekept storytelling, plus the head-scratcher backgrounds of creators Jon Sumple and Jack Roth—who somehow have fewer online breadcrumbs than a ghost hunter in flip-flops. The trilogy claims to enlighten, but this episode? It's here to expose the fluff.As always we appreciate a like, a share, a follow and we more than appreciate multiple of those! Xo

Ghana's Drunkards Association just gave the government a three-week ultimatum: drop alcohol prices or they'll “shut down everywhere”—bars, clubs, you name it. With the cedi gaining strength but booze still getting pricier, they're not tipsy—they're pissed off and ready to protest. Brought to you by Journey to the Fringe, we don't pay for things.Go ahead CLICK HERE

Today is the day we've been waiting for, a follow up on the Extraordinary—The Stan Romanek Story (aka Stanley Tiger), where alien encounters take a backseat to… FBI-framed child porn charges.That was weird, right?! So weird we thought we'd follow up on J3 films and the two other Extraordinary films, it's hard to follow but they tried! First up—The Seeding—a wild ride into alien hybrid baby experiments (complete with questionable sperm visuals

What if the Big Bang wasn't the beginning of everything—but just the Universe rebounding from a massive black hole collapse? Yep, we might be living inside a black hole. No mystery fields, no cosmic hocus-pocus—just gravity, quantum sass, and a whole new way to look at our cosmic origins. Buckle up, brain melt ahead.For your reference; https://www.sciencealert.com/big-bang-may-not-be-the-beginning-of-everything-new-theory-suggests

Hey so tunnels may be a big deal.. I don't know I just follow the readings... anyhow, this world is a crazy place and let me help explore it :)

Have you ever thought "hey, maybe the zoomers just don't appreciate 9/11?" Well there's a news article about it!News article: https://www.rollingstone.com/culture/culture-features/9-11-meme-gen-z-1235097749/

Happy Friday… or is it…? This week, we dive into the slippery story of PFAS—also known as “forever chemicals”—and how DuPont helped introduce them into everyday life. From the accidental invention of Teflon by Roy J. Plunkett to DuPont's billion-dollar empire built on non-stick convenience, we trace the rise of PFAS and their dark legacy. These chemicals, once celebrated for their water and heat resistance, are now found in the blood of nearly every human and animal on Earth. We explore the health consequences, the decades of corporate cover-ups, environmental contamination, and the legal reckoning that followed. It's a tale of science, profit, and the hidden cost of convenience.Sources;https://www.unilad.com/news/us-news/how-dupont-invented-pfas-toxic-398729-20250516https://www.ecowatch.com/teflons-toxic-legacy-dupont-knew-for-decades-it-was-contaminating-wate-1882142514.htmlFurther ‘reading'-Dark water -The devil we know

China's planning a massive solar power station in space that could beam energy back to Earth and outproduce all our oil in a single year. We unpack the tech, wonder how anyone turns a profit on it, and speculate—reasonably—on what this could mean for the future of energy, geopolitics, and good old-fashioned power grabs.Article: https://www.livescience.com/space/space-exploration/china-plans-to-build-enormous-solar-array-in-space-and-it-could-collect-more-energy-in-a-year-than-all-the-oil-on-earth

In todays episode we are following Ed Walters with a weird happening that led to 6 military personnel being apprehended in Gulf Breeze Florida. Let's see how much this can be connected.

So there's a whole bunch of learning about things that you didn't know exist... but also they might be losing their jobs... I dunno just listen it's fun!news article: https://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/news/386673/experts-tasked-with-weeding-out-ai-images-of-the-loch-ness-monster#:~:text=Now%20in%20a%20renewed%20effort%20to%20weed%20out,have%20captured%20evidence%20of%20the%20monster%20on%20camera.

In this gripping episode of Journey to the Fringe, we dive deep into the legendary Gulf Breeze Incident — one of the most compelling and controversial UFO sightings in modern history. Join us as we explore the eerie experiences of Ed Walters, the mysterious lights over Gulf Breeze, and the enduring questions that have baffled ufologists for decades. Was it an elaborate hoax, advanced military technology, or an authentic extraterrestrial encounter? We analyze eyewitness testimonies, government responses, and the cultural impact of this iconic UFO case. Whether you're a seasoned UFO researcher or a curious newcomer, this episode unpacks the secrets behind one of Florida's most famous alien mysteries. Tune in to uncover the truth behind the Gulf Breeze Incident and explore the fascinating world of UFO

So it looks like one of Uranus' moons, Miranda, may have an ocean and by extension life! There is a very good chance that this is simply because we do not have enough data but exciting none the less... Also I don't think we make any Uranus jokes (don't hold me to that though!).Article: https://www.earth.com/news/miranda-uranus-moon-may-have-hidden-ocean-possibly-extraterrestrial-life/

Winged horrors and mysterious figures take center stage this week as we explore two legendary cryptids: the Van Meter Visitor—a bat-winged beast that terrorized an Iowa town in 1903—and the Solway Firth Spaceman, a mysterious figure caught in a family photo that sparked global UFO theories. Two strange stories, one weird ride. Spaze jazz is the background music this week, thank you Kevin Macloud for doing a solid and creating the music of the angels.Don't forget to like us, share us and follow us for good juju

This week, we swing into a strange new study linking golf courses to Parkinson's disease. Turns out, living within a mile of a course could more than double your risk—especially if your tap water shares a source with those pesticide-soaked greens.We dive into the data, the chemicals, and why something as innocent as a putting green might not be so innocent after all. Is your local golf course messing with your brain?Grab your clubs (or don't)—it's time to talk turf, toxins, and tremors.

Hey there's a new pope! and we decided to talk popes so guess what... WE'RE covering the John Pauls (the nice boys in the pope boy band). Enjoy and let us know your pope name!

Well it seems that bird flu is coming to humans through our animal ambassadors known as veterinarians. Yeah they be getting noticed and we be talking about it!Source: https://www.acsh.org/news/2025/03/11/previously-undiscovered-cases-avian-flu-veterinarians-are-worrisome-49343

This episode the after life is giving Michigan a run for it's money... we're diving straight into the deep (and occasionally demonic) end of near-death experiences—because sometimes the tunnel doesn't lead to a warm, loving light… it leads to shrieking shadows, bottomless voids, and the occasional hellish pit stop.In this episode, we crack open the lesser-known vault of distressing NDEs. Forget the peaceful reunions and celestial symphonies—this is the stuff of spiritual horror films, only reported by real people, across cultures and beliefs. From spinning in cosmic isolation to encountering grotesque, moaning beings in fireless hellscapes, we explore accounts that are less “angel choir” and more “existential scream therapy.” We're talking voids of nothingness, judgmental tunnels, malevolent guides, and terrifying “life reviews” that make your worst performance review look like a gold star day at kindergarten.But don't panic—well, maybe panic a little—because we're not here to assign cosmic demerits. The unsettling takeaway? These dark journeys don't discriminate. Saints, skeptics, felons, moms in labor, lightning strike survivors… no one's off limits when it comes to the mysterious rules of the afterlife roulette. So strap in as we explore how terrifying NDEs challenge our assumptions about death, morality, and whether you really want to “go toward the light.”Don't forget if you like what you hear, show us some love and like, share and follow!Credit where credit is due; Thank you to Darkvine Music for fulfilling the ever important job of background musichttps://med.virginia.edu/perceptual-studies/wp-content/uploads/sites/360/2024/01/Roehrs2024_Terminal-Lucidity-in-a-Pediatric-Oncology-Clinic.pdf https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC6173534/https://dancingpastthedark.com/https://www.womenofgrace.com/blog/78293

Welcome to your hump day pick me up, and good news, Taylor has it! On this episode, we head to the windswept Isle of Lewis, where residents are being haunted by… a hum. Yes, a mysterious, low-frequency droning noise that no one can quite locate—or agree on. Is it a marine mystery? A malfunctioning machine? Or just the sound of our own inner chaos? We dive into the drama, meet the Facebook detectives, and ask the hard questions: Why does your ear hum only in Scotland? Should dolphins be worried? And most importantly—can you hum it, or do you just feel it in your bones?Link!

In this thrilling second half we take a look at Edgar Mitchell's career with UFOs and aliens and all the twist and turns it takes. I would write more but I don't really want to spoil it.

Well a big name in the Epstein Conspiracy, Virginia Giuffre, just committed suicide... and it's a weird story. So it's a natural fit for us.... Umm there's some pretty big trigger warnings regarding suicides and sexual assaults, viewer discretion is advised.

In this episode of Journey to the Fringe, we step into the boots of Edgar Mitchell, Apollo 14 astronaut and the sixth person to walk on the moon. From his rigorous training at NASA to the breathtaking lunar expedition, we follow Mitchell's journey as he leaves Earth, lands on the moon, and returns home. But something happened up there—something profound. As Mitchell gazed out at the stars on his way back, he experienced a shift in consciousness, an overwhelming sense that humanity was deeply interconnected with the universe. This moment would change his life forever… or was this just used as a convenient story to market himself?Join us as we explore Mitchell's pioneering mission, personal revelations, and the awe-inspiring voyage that sparked his search for deeper meaning. In the second part of this 2 part series we will discuss the UFO portion of his career.

So this hippo story takes a turn that I was not expecting, Now we have to save the hippos! will we need the help of the South American hippos? Why is it always the white powders???News article: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/hippos-anthrax-poisoning-virunga-national-park-democratic-republic-congo-africa/

This week at Journey to the Fringe we're obsessed with wolves of all types- bipeds, Dire Wolves... probably others? That's right, we're diving deep into yet another great lake anaomaly... at least loosley in the neighborhood, and that's the legend of the Dogman—not to be confused with Dave Pilkey's graphic novel hero, though this cryptid might also rip up your mail. From Michigan's misty Manistee River to Pennsylvania's moonlit pastures, sightings of this upright, canine-headed creature go way back, often showing up uninvited, and sometimes with a cigarette between its teeth (we don't judge). We howl through eerie encounters, unpack Dogman vs. Werewolf lore, and paw through the curious case of a radio prank that accidentally birthed a legend. Grab your flashlight, your silver bullets (just in case), and join us for a walk on the weird side—where the only thing more unsettling than glowing eyes in the dark is a creature that grins back.As always like, share, follow and probably stay away from the great lakes until we find out whats going on there

In this howlingly strange mini, we sink our teeth into the buzz around Colossal Biosciences' claim that they've resurrected the dire wolf—yes, the same fang-faced legends from Game of Thrones. But are these snow-white pups really ancient predators reborn, or just very expensive cosplay wolves? We sniff out the science behind gene editing, prehistoric DNA, and some eyebrow-raising semantics as scientists clash over whether Romulus, Remus, and Khaleesi are breakthroughs in de-extinction—or just glorified gray wolves with a dramatic backstory. Spoiler alert: evolution is messier than your average family tree.As always... like, share and follow to show us you love us Source: https://www.livescience.com/animals/extinct-species/colossals-de-extincted-dire-wolf-isnt-a-dire-wolf-and-it-has-not-been-de-extincted-experts-say

Guess what!! There's lots more Serpo papers to go through. Today we are going to learn about the planning of the exchange program and the selection and psychological torturing of the team sent to Serpo. Also some weird AI happenings are included in this episode which I don't think anyone was expecting.

This week there's a whole lot going on, but I think it ends with a relevant story about orcas and climate change!Source: Mongolia witnesses skies turning mysteriously ‘blood red', Mongolia - TimesTravelKiller whales have found new homes in the Arctic Ocean, potentially reshaping marine ecology

This episode we're diving headfirst into the wild world of backdrop people — a.k.a. NPCs, extras, energy shells, or the folks who might just be here to fill in the scene while the real players evolve. Think: simulation vibes, and a sprinkle of existential spice.Are they soulless placeholders? Catalysts for your spiritual glow-up? Or just your neighbor Steve?Press play to find out — and while you're at it, like, share, follow and stay in the main character energy.

Alright folks, gather 'round for this hell-raising Fringey Mini. This week, we're diving headfirst into a story that's less “Touched by an Angel” and more “Touched by Something That Needs an Exorcism, Stat.”We're talking about the not-so-holy crossover between Latter-day Saint doctrine and demonic possession—yep, demons are apparently freeloading in Utah basements now. From Ruby Franke's cayenne-spiced parenting tips (hot take, literally) to Lori Vallow Daybell's poolside apocalypse book club, things are getting possessively weird.We'll explore how this doctrine is leading to some seriously unholy behavior—like bishops doing bootleg exorcisms, and parents believing the only way to save their kids is to murder them. Not exactly what Jesus had in mind when he said, “Let the children come to me,” huh?Anyway, what do you guys think about JD Vance probably killing the pope?Like, follow, and share if you also think shaking hands with demons should be a bigger red flag. Article

There was a Peruvian alien sighting that happened a few years ago. I wanted to look into it and I thought this would be a good experience for everyone delving into ufo research. Enjoy!

Have you been wondering what's going on in Zambia these days. Well if you have (or have not also) it's not great environmental destruction through resource extraction pollution. Let's learn more!

What's flying silently through the night sky, bigger than a football field, and shaped like a cosmic Dorito? You guessed it—triangle UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena), the VIPs of the UFO world. In this episode, we deep-dive into some of the most iconic sightings—from the eerie stillness of the Hudson Valley and the radar-dodging triangles over Belgium, to the mile-wide V drifting over Phoenix and the unforgettable Stephenville shocker.We explore the theories (aliens or top-secret tech?), share jaw-dropping witness accounts, and even a few stories where someone may or may not have yelled at one from a fishing boat. It's weird, it's wild, and it'll have you looking up a lot more often.So buckle up—just not in a black triangle, because we still don't know where those things are going.

In this mind-bending episode, we dive into the world of biological computers—yes, you heard that right, biological! Australian startup Cortical Labs has just launched the world's first "code deployable biological computer," the CL1. Think of it as a shoe box packed with actual brain cells running neural networks—talk about bringing your brain to work!We explore how these brainy devices have come a long way since Cortical Labs taught petri dish-grown neurons how to play Pong—talk about giving your neurons some serious gaming cred! But this isn't just about neurons having fun; Cortical Labs sees this tech as a game-changer for drug testing and even disease modeling, potentially replacing animal testing with something much more... electrifying.We discuss the brainy potential behind using neurons in AI, why biological brains still have the edge over silicon chips when it comes to generalized intelligence, and how Cortical Labs is combining hard silicon with soft tissue in an attempt to take biological AI to the next level. But don't worry, we keep it light, as we brainstorm the possibilities, from saving power to maybe—even solving some of today's toughest challenges.So plug in, listen up, and prepare to have your mind wired for some truly futuristic technology! Will biological computing lead us to a smarter world, or will it remain just a neuronic dream? Tune in to find out!