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As with every other interview associated with the Ariel School sighting this is a disappointing poorly conducted interview. Harald clearly hasn't done his homework. He assumed Dallyn had said he'd seen aliens - he never did so on the record and...

I was mulling over this recent quiz question that used a purposfully low quality blurry image so as to make Reverse Image Search hard or impossible to use. I'd convinced myself that that it showed a small white dog curled up in a basket under a...

Not that it's visible in #38 but I see that Passing Places have their own OSM Tag & unique identifier. https://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Tag:highway%3Dpassing_place

The Bellingcat tool did quite well (without coding) at giving back results that used just three features: road, river, and cemetery within 20m (assuming you had a hunch it was Scotland) - however like Whatiswhere it didn't pick up the correct...

To save anyone else typing that in: https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1JIk Or if you pick a bounding box around the area: https://overpass-turbo.eu/s/1JIj

Answer in spoilers

https://www.whatiswhere.com/?page=help has a slightly easier negative condition structure. See example 11 on the help page.

Lots of good (if incorrect) guesses.

This might be very easy or quite challenging... Where exactly did I take this photo today?

Just came across this illustration in a 1954 edition of Saucerian. Note the Adamski-esque UFO top and a similar 'flying saucer' shape bottom.

Update to #1 I asked the National Archives where the video title and description came from and after a bit of back and forth where they at first indicated they may have come from Defense Visual Information Distribution Imagery agency (DVIDS) -...

Me too. Also reminiscent of Aerocene balloons. https://aerocene.org/

Another great book of that era is Visitors From Outer Space by Roy Stemman (1975) - memorably illustrated by Chris Foss. It has a page on throwing stuff in the air to create that perfect UFO snap. Interestingly it's now in the National Archives...

-With a bit of artistic license! (And some minor editing by me). Loved that book, along with its 2 companions, Ghosts and Monsters. (And Jets. And the spaceflight one. And The Future.) The World of the Unknown: UFOs, Ted Wilding-White...

Isn't discussion of this photo a "UFO & Aliens" topic rather than Skydentify? It's a famous UFO picture that's been claimed to be a possible alien device for decades. From the Usborne book of UFOs Circa 1970: