For future reference... this is also available to watch here:
https://archive.org/details/BBCHorizonCollection512Episodes/BBC+Horizon+-+s1982e14+-+The+Case+of+the+UFOs.avi
Found the other Robert Temple - definitely not the same bloke. Just weirdly coincidental that I was looking at his book on hypnosis a couple of days ago, then this news story about his hypnotist namesake appeared!
https://www.theboltonnews.co.uk/news/24100317.d-day-whether-lift-42-year-hypnotism-ban-bolton/
Fortean side note: There is a Robert Temple who is the author of "Open to Suggestion: Uses and Abuses of Hypnosis" (1989), as well as "The Sirius Mystery: New Scientific Evidence for Alien Contact...
DJI, manufacturer of the most popular consumer drones, has removed many of the restrictions from its apps.
Previously, you had to apply to DJI to unlock large areas around airports and other sensitive sites. Now drone pilots will find themselves blocked from takeoff in only a limited area...
Has anyone found an actual source for the story then?
My own (light) research suggests Les Dawson last performed at the Sunderland Empire on Feb 3rd 1990, in the panto Jack and the Beanstalk. Not "his show" as the book suggests - though this would explain the 'large party of schoolchildren' it...
I've been following him on Twitter (and occasionally interacting) for a few years. He's doing a fantastic job. I think he is working with AFU and so his scans end up on their archive.
A post about the article (if it doesn't get merged with this thread): https://forums.forteana.org/index.php?threads/bbc-news-on-edinburgh-fortean-society.70830/
The article's here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-edinburgh-east-fife-67144657
I really ought to remember to come along!!
I saw this shared by Uri Geller today. One valid question someone asked him in response was how a US spy satellite managed to get side-on footage of a plane.
Similar stories here https://forums.forteana.org/index.php?threads/the-vanishing.1557/ (inc my one about St Anthony - no, I have no idea how I remember something I posted here 21 years ago when I can barely remember to buy milk)
People in Pennsylvania finding this note:
...inside things they buy at the shops.
In a pack of butter (this week)
In a box of crackers (9 months ago)
In a packet of Pocky (2 years ago)
More (3 years ago)
The text and layout of the notes varies slightly but is broadly the same message...
I should provide an update to my 2004 post to say I did go back a second (and third!) time to see the rest of the stuff. Still haven't seen everything though - Tomb of the Eagles and Mine Howe (the one where you get wheeled in on your back, on a trolley) in particular.
Something I didn't...
He's reading from a script or notes on his phone. He leans forward to scroll it up.
@Zeke Newbold - You asked a couple of times about remnants found of the meteor(ite). I was lucky enough to see a similar fireball (actually probably a more spectacular one) about 7 years ago. I could have...
@DrPaulLee I take it the clipping I shared above isn't the story you're looking for then, or was it a clipping you'd already seen? It seems like a good match: Turbus Road, poltergeist, 1980.
The superstition goes that having thirteen people at the dinner table will mean one will die before the year is out. Lord Kelvin took it upon himself to disprove this claim using statistics. From The Lady's Realm (vol 29, 1910/11, p98):
Could be smarter than that, using a device like the Flipper Zero radio frequency hacking tool (or one of the several similar devices that has become commercially available in the last few years).
This reminds me strongly of the spate of airliner PA systems being taken over in the same way in...
Tragic coincidence I found on reddit's UK Personal Finance forum:
Mods...if there's a Coincidences thread then probably better to move it there (I couldn't find it)
Resurrecting this 20-year-old thread as I just got my mitts on this book, which is a reproduction of the catalogue of Masonic novelties and paraphernalia mentioned above. Recommended!
Edinburgh's version of 15 minute cities is '20 minute neighbourhoods' (which for many in Edinburgh is frankly already a reality as it's a compact city, but still)
Anyhoo, these booklets have been dropping onto doormats in Leith in the east end of the city (not my photo):
Source
edit: amended...
Just from an image search, the photo is half way down this page.
https://cafemom.com/lifestyle/vintage-victorian-era-black-women/6904-37301-there-were-fancy-hats-floor-length-dresses-fitted-bodices-and-ruffle
Just to note I hadn't seen this post before writing my article about Queen death dreams (FT425)!
The death is irreversible and the fact that she's trapped...
I was lucky enough to have a walk around the whole bunker in 2019 (on open days they normally just let you into the operations room). The place is amazing and very big. At the time it was supposed to be opened as a museum this year or next, but from the video it looks like work hasn't...
Mystery as residents around Leicester and beyond shocked by loud bang or sonic boom
Now, donning my MYSTERY hat (an ordinary hat on which I've written MYSTERY with a glitter glue pen) the boom apparently occurred in the middle of an equilateral triangle formed by Oxford, Cambridge and...
It was intended to be flippant.
People born between 1983-1993 know what acid rain is. We were brought up on a diet of acid rain and ozone holes. Every children's book and TV show drummed that stuff into us. Our parents had "The Gaia Atlas of Planet Management" on their bookshelves. We were...
The founder is, in fact, turning 40 next month (according to Google), at which point he will doubtless see the error of his ways.
As a 30-something myself, I see no harm in this, and have just ordered some weather balloons and a big box of sulphur to do my own geoengineering.
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