Kenneth Arnold: nine objects and the word 'saucer'
A private pilot's June 1947 report became a landmark in press history, although what he saw was never securely identified.
A private pilot's June 1947 report became a landmark in press history, although what he saw was never securely identified.
A fish with fleshy fins proved to be a living representative of a lineage known from fossils.
An archival release in 2020 moved the latest known film of a living thylacine from 1933 to 1935.
Stories of a nun and moving objects made the rectory famous; scrutiny later questioned witnesses and investigator alike.
Groups of lights moved more slowly than familiar meteors and maintained a strikingly coordinated appearance.
Red stains mark the discharge of iron-rich salty water; radar helped trace its hidden route.
In January 1909 footprints, noises and newspaper stories turned a local legend into a regional sensation.
A historical event studied through physical effects, witness accounts and modelling.
An account of an animal unfamiliar to Europeans changed when complete skin and skulls became available.
In March 1892 Exeter residents opened family graves in an attempt to stop consumption. What the ritual tells us, and why it does not establish the existence of vampires.