Oriana's drawing always reminds me of the Polkaroo from Polka Dot Door, a kids program that was airing on terrestrial Zimbabwe TV at the time.
Not to preempt Charlie's responses to Duke's questions above but Randall Nickerson didn't include...
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...
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) -...
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...