Kaikōura: film, lights and radar returns
A sequence of observations became famous through footage filmed aboard a freight aircraft.
A sequence of observations became famous through footage filmed aboard a freight aircraft.
On 15 August 1977 a radio telescope recorded an unusual narrowband signal whose source remains unidentified.
Investigators recorded knocks and a harsh voice in the Hodgson home; their observations coexisted with detected tricks and disputed evidence.
A decomposed carcass suggested a possible plesiosaur; preserved fibers instead supported a basking shark or close relative.
A large shark unfamiliar to science appeared when marine equipment was recovered.
A US military channel preserved Iranian accounts of a bright object, radar contact and instrument failures. The document establishes the reporting, not an extraterrestrial interpretation.
A brilliant daytime object crossed the upper atmosphere on a grazing trajectory.
The first successful planetary rover arrived in November 1970 and traveled more than ten kilometers. Decades later orbital images helped researchers use its laser reflector again.
In September 1970 a Soviet probe landed in lunar darkness, collected a sample and sent it to Earth: the first successful fully robotic return of lunar material.
On 13 March 1970 television coverage and newspaper disputes brought a crowd to the cemetery. Documents establish a public scare, while the vampire remained the subject of incompatible claim…