Chronicling Cosmic Conspiracies

  For many years, the discussion around unexplained flying objects (UFO) or UAPs (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena), as they are now called, consisted of complete rejection by downplaying their reported existence, explaining sightings by reference to weather glitches, alleged military operations, or overly excited imaginations. However, disclosures from newly declassified military documents and testimony   from trustworthy military personnel who are often firsthand eyewitnesses, are demanding that the presence of these UAPs be treated more seriously and investigated more thoroughly. The whole landscape of this field changed in 2017 when the New York Times published an article  that detailed the existence, purpose and findings of a hitherto unknown organisation named the Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP). Funded and executed by the U.S. Department of Defense (DoD), the main goal of the covert progra...

  My interest in the paranormal began on the morning of a funeral for a close relative for whom I had been caring. I was usually awoken by a phone alarm that rang daily at 6.00am ensuring the regular intake of medications, that I had deleted a week before due to their passing. On the night before the funeral, I had great difficulty sleeping due to a mixture of sadness, regret and self-doubt about whether I had done enough, but alone in my bedroom, as many others have done in similar circumstances, I silently thought, "If you're okay, can you give me a sign?". The next morning, at 6.00am the alarm on my phone rang, I immediately turned the alarm on the phone off before getting out of bed and then suddenly realised, I had deleted the alarm. It hadn’t rung for over a week. “Had I forgotten to turn it off?” I thought, while inspecting the phone. I checked the alarm schedule on the phone and sure enough, there was no alarm set for that day, a puzzling occurrence, but one tha...