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Jeran Campanella’s multi-mile laser tests, Bob Knodel’s Globebusters ring-laser gyroscope runs, and Mark Sargent/Patricia Steere’s media trail—captured in Daniel J. Clark’s 2018 documentary Behind the Curve—define the DIY measurement subculture that treated lakes, gyros, and baselines as public proofs.
Critics including Antonio Ribera and Jesús Beorlegui argued in El secreto de Urantia (Obelisco, 1988) and in Interviú-era coverage that large passages of J. J. Benítez's Caballo de Troya saga derive from The Urantia Book and Ummo letters without attribution; Benítez denies plagiarism—making the dispute a textual-criticism and Spanish media case, not proof of USAF time travel.
A theory suggesting that the Blue Avians are advanced interdimensional entities overseeing humanity’s development from beyond physical reality. Rather than direct intervention, they influence consciousness, perception, and global shifts in awareness while remaining largely undete
In March 1882, a 30-foot flying serpent allegedly attacked a Southern Pacific train between Yuma and Los Angeles, witnessed by multiple passengers and crew.
Miles beneath the frozen, untouched ice sheet of Antarctica, scientists discovered a massive liquid lake hiding a gigantic, localized magnetic force that completely distorts all navigation and satellite instruments.
Declassified documents show the military gave a psychic spy a set of coordinates on Mars and a timestamp of 1 million years BCE. The psychic accurately described a dying planet, giant pyramids, and a race of tall, desperate beings trying to survive a planetary disaster.