BBC says Steven Spielberg's 1977 classic "Close Encounters of the Third Kind" is highly relevant in 2026. https://t.co/s9hiYBW8BL

The “Poop Motor UFO” Thought Experiment hear me out in the BBC series "spy in the wild", a camera system was camoflauged as elephant poop to film a herd of elephants. the device consisted of a "mothershit" and some detachable “dung balls” with their own cameras that could roll around independently by remote control. from the outside, the propulsion system of the mini-poop is basically invisible and it just looks like a little ball of shit rolling by itself. some elephants seem to react like “...

RT @SomewhereSkies: The @BBC just did a piece on the Calvine UFO photo and incident. #UFOtwitter https://t.co/CZAB0jRTjt

🚨The BBC Covering The story of the Calvine UFO photograph... In 1990, two men walking through the Scottish Highlands captured a photograph that would quietly become one of the UK’s most talked about (and least explained) UFO cases. The image showed a silent, diamond shaped object suspended in the sky. No one knows the identity of the two men who took the picture. The photo was sent to a national newspaper… and then, nothing. No article. No public follow up. For decades, the sighting existed...

RT @TheUfoJoe: "Other loved ones reached by the BBC called the speculation 'terrible' and 'disgusting,' compounding families' grief." (May…

"Other loved ones reached by the BBC called the speculation 'terrible' and 'disgusting,' compounding families' grief." (Maybe this will make some people (@NewsNation, @AlchemyAmerican, @EVargasTV, @RepEricBurlison, @RepLuna, @RepTimBurchett and others) report the truth and not what they think will do well with clicks or help their political campaigns.) BBC article - H/T: @ddeanjohnson Relatives of 10 scientists who died or vanished grapple with impact of wild speculation The disappearances an...

2001 CAMERAS... on PHONES? Don’t be so ridiculous. #BBC #Archive #noatalgia https://t.co/mioBWAGKwk

🚨The BBC Once Blocked a Live Search for Alien Signals… Because it Might Break Editorial Rules I know that this post sounds almost like satire, but it's true. Physicist Brian Cox revealed that during the BBC's Stargazing Live broadcast, he wanted to point the Jodrell Bank radio https://t.co/D5N0op2hLI

I remember when I was in Oslo, Norway visiting my girlfriend at the time, and GW Bush was on BBC saying, "God Bless the United States of America." She asked, "Why only ask for blessings for America?" I agreed that it was ridiculous. God only loves the U.S. and the Seahawks! https://t.co/csKwxK8OEy [Quoted] Happening Now in the Oval Office at the @WhiteHouse. God Bless the USA! 🙏❤️🇺🇸🦅 https://t.co/Ebi7DnAnhK