UFO Sighting Bristol, England.

UFO Sighting Bristol, England.
UFO Sighting Bristol, England.
UFO Sighting Bristol, England.

UFO Sighting Bristol, England.

The infamous “Triangle” UFO has been spotted once again over the night skies in Bristol England, but this time the lights have a reddish tinge adding to the mystique, The triangle ufo is certainly a very unusual flying object due to its unique, almost impossibly aerodynamic shape and evenly spaced, triangulated light formations. Until governments reveal definitively that this is an actual airplane (with some fantastically advanced flying capabilities) it will remain one of the most enigmatic UFO candidates ever brought to light.

More Posts from Scotlandknight-blog and Others

9 years ago
In 1929, A Group Of Historians, Whilst Searching Old Documents In Constantinople, Found A Map On A Dusty
In 1929, A Group Of Historians, Whilst Searching Old Documents In Constantinople, Found A Map On A Dusty

In 1929, a group of historians, whilst searching old documents in Constantinople, found a map on a dusty old shelf hidden away in the archives. It had been painstakingly created on a piece of gazelle skin.

Research has since confirmed that it is a genuine document drawn in 1513 by Piri Reis, a famous admiral of the Turkish fleet during the sixteenth century.

His passion was cartography. His high rank within the Turkish navy allowed him privileged access to the Imperial Library of Constantinople, from whence he obtained ancient source maps which enabled him to compile an archeological wonder, today known as the Piri Reis Map.

The Turkish admiral admits in a series of notes he wrote on the map that he compiled and copied the data from a large number of source maps, some of which dated way back to the fourth century BC and much earlier

The map was of immediate interest as it accurately portrayed the coastlines of South America and Africa, at their correct relative longitudes and latitudes. As the map was dated 1513, only 21 years after the official discovery of the Americas by Columbus in 1492, it seemed improbable that the map was compiled from cartographical data obtained by Columbus. The legend on the map itself in fact, gave it a source far older than 20 years, revealing that it was a section of a world map composed from more than twenty source maps, some drawn in the time of Alexander the great.

Despite the mystifying problem that the map included accurate longitude measurements – a task deemed impossible until the invention of the chronometer in 1760, there was something else displayed on the map that made its origin and history even more perplexing.

The Piri Reis map, in addition to accurately charting the coastlines of western Africa and eastern south America also included a third continent in its cartography. This map accurately portrays the coastline of Antarctica – a continent supposedly undiscovered until 1820, over 300 years after the maps creation!

However, the mystery doesn’t end there. Not only did the map illustrate accurately the coastline of Antarctica, it illustrated the coastline when the continent was ice free. Only recently, with the aid of satellite technology and GPS mapping, have science and cartographers managed to accurately plot the actual coastline of Antarctica minus the ice. However, if one were to superimpose the Piri Reis map over a modern map of an ice free Antarctic coastline, one would find the outlines almost identical.

But this presents a massive problem for historians. According to recent geological surveys of ice samples taken from Antarctica, the last time it was free of ice was between 6,000 and 12,000 years ago. So whoever created the source maps used by Piri Reis, must have had detailed knowledge of not just the area during this period – a period when, according to mainstream historical accounts, advanced civilizations did not exist – but advanced knowledge of navigation, cartography, and sophisticated mathematics.

Furthermore, not only did the source maps accurately depict latitude and longitude, but also included a mercatorial projection. A mercatorial projection is a geometric formula used to account for a 3D globe being represented as a 2D image. Such high levels of geometry had not been seen since the time of the Greeks and it was not until the work of Gerald Mercator in 1569, that European’s began to include a projection for the curvature of the earth into their maps.

In all probability, the discovery of the Piri Reis map should completely discredit mainstream historical accounts of the origins of modern civilization. Moreover, historians of integrity should be questioning official accounts and investigating the possibility that hitherto unknown highly advanced societies most likely existed thousands of years before our current historical accounts were formulated.

9 years ago
Sikorsky MH-53 & Bell-Boeing V-22 Via Aero-Pictures

Sikorsky MH-53 & Bell-Boeing V-22 via Aero-Pictures

9 years ago
Alien Sighting: July 2015 Nuevo Laredo, Mexico:
Alien Sighting: July 2015 Nuevo Laredo, Mexico:

Alien Sighting: July 2015 Nuevo Laredo, Mexico:

In the outskirts of Nuevo Laredo city, in broad daylight the owner of a ranch, hearing strange noises outside the house, decided to investigate. Using the camera on his telephone, what he captured was allegedly an alien being of some kind with humanoid features, agile, slender, long arms and legs, and small head. The video was posted in Youtube by a local television news, El Mañana. Preliminary analysis of the material showed that the images have no cuts, animations or transition effects, adding to the authenticity of the footage. 

9 years ago
NGC 6888 // Crescent Nebula (upper Right) & Soap Bubble (lower Left)

NGC 6888 // Crescent Nebula (upper right) & Soap Bubble (lower left)

9 years ago

Interview with Linda Moulton Howe from the 2014 Mutual UFO Network Symposium

Published on Aug 19, 2014

Linda Moulton Howe has been researching anomalous phenomena for decades. She is an award winning journalist, and was one of the speakers at the 2014 Mutual UFO Network Symposium. The theme for this year’s Symposium was UFOs and the Media. In this interview, we talk to Linda about her background, her research, extraterrestrial visitation, her thoughts on UFOs and the media, and the future of this field. For more information about Linda visit her website: http://www.earthfiles.com For more UFO news visit: http://www.openminds.tv Follow Open Minds on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/openmindstv Like Open Minds on Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/om.ufomagazine

9 years ago
UFO - Episode 01 - “Identified” - Gerry & Sylvia Anderson (1970)
UFO - Episode 01 - “Identified” - Gerry & Sylvia Anderson (1970)
UFO - Episode 01 - “Identified” - Gerry & Sylvia Anderson (1970)
UFO - Episode 01 - “Identified” - Gerry & Sylvia Anderson (1970)
UFO - Episode 01 - “Identified” - Gerry & Sylvia Anderson (1970)

UFO - Episode 01 - “Identified” - Gerry & Sylvia Anderson (1970)

9 years ago
Ghost Filmed Inside A Home In Indonesia.
Ghost Filmed Inside A Home In Indonesia.

Ghost Filmed Inside a Home in Indonesia.

While filming themselves goofing around in a house, a group of young friends from Indonesia were unaware that a ghostly presence was nearby. In the video they captured, a strange figure with long hair can be seen standing in a backroom. The camera momentarily pans away, and when the room comes back into view, the figure is gone.

The figure could easily have been a person dressed in a costume. Even though the group supposedly had no idea the figure was even there until they watched back the footage, the person filming seems to make sure that we the viewer can see it.

I’m interested to hear your thoughts on this footage. Do you think this figure was an actual ghost? Or might this simply be a hoax?

——————

If you liked this post and want to see more posts like it every day, then be sure to click that follow button!

Check me out on: Twitter I My Personal Tumblr I Wattpad I Goodreads

9 years ago
Friday 25 June 2010, By Ramona Onisor

Friday 25 June 2010, by Ramona Onisor

9 years ago
M82 // Cigar Galaxy

M82 // Cigar Galaxy

9 years ago
The Night Sky:
The Night Sky:

The night sky:

  • roseleadv-blog
    roseleadv-blog liked this · 7 years ago
  • valentinvintagegt
    valentinvintagegt liked this · 7 years ago
  • toffee-peanuts-are-nice
    toffee-peanuts-are-nice liked this · 7 years ago
  • antimonywolf
    antimonywolf liked this · 7 years ago
  • southernguyinvan
    southernguyinvan reblogged this · 7 years ago
  • shezowhero
    shezowhero liked this · 7 years ago
  • theunexplainedchannel
    theunexplainedchannel reblogged this · 7 years ago
  • razorbladekitten
    razorbladekitten liked this · 8 years ago
  • lina1745-blog
    lina1745-blog liked this · 8 years ago
  • distantdreaming
    distantdreaming liked this · 8 years ago
  • mandrakebrew
    mandrakebrew reblogged this · 8 years ago
  • mellowyeleaux
    mellowyeleaux liked this · 8 years ago
  • maddelynnhattersredwig
    maddelynnhattersredwig liked this · 8 years ago
  • etherealyandere
    etherealyandere reblogged this · 8 years ago
  • pulltheplug
    pulltheplug liked this · 8 years ago
  • viscousliquid
    viscousliquid reblogged this · 8 years ago
  • viscousliquid
    viscousliquid liked this · 8 years ago
  • lordhelpme
    lordhelpme reblogged this · 8 years ago
  • lordhelpme
    lordhelpme liked this · 8 years ago
  • charlotte-carmicheal-blog
    charlotte-carmicheal-blog liked this · 8 years ago
  • chapus2009
    chapus2009 liked this · 8 years ago
  • noromanlol
    noromanlol liked this · 8 years ago
  • luckilyforever
    luckilyforever reblogged this · 8 years ago
  • joefo
    joefo liked this · 8 years ago
  • alcataz
    alcataz reblogged this · 8 years ago
  • rachaeljurassic
    rachaeljurassic reblogged this · 8 years ago
  • yumblr
    yumblr reblogged this · 8 years ago
  • victoriannightmares
    victoriannightmares liked this · 8 years ago
  • refractedglade
    refractedglade liked this · 8 years ago
  • oursidae
    oursidae reblogged this · 8 years ago
  • randommindtime
    randommindtime reblogged this · 8 years ago
  • randommindtime
    randommindtime liked this · 8 years ago
  • thatblueskylark
    thatblueskylark reblogged this · 8 years ago
  • sketcher4ever
    sketcher4ever reblogged this · 8 years ago
scotlandknight-blog - ScotlandKnight
ScotlandKnight

Otis, my cat..

269 posts

Explore Tumblr Blog
Search Through Tumblr Tags