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If you’ve used Nanu, tell us what works and what doesn’t.
No name required. Just your take.
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From the Archive.
Piove di Sacco, near Padua. 6 February 1963.
A painter, walking in the woods. A huge, round, luminous object. Beside it, a figure in a garment the record describes as cellophane. He took four photos. Then the figure climbed aboard, and it left.
Date, place and source — on the map.
250,000+ cases.
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From the Archive.
Bermuda — 18 August 1962
Source: Project Blue Book (UFOCAT 2023, URN 35747)
32.38°N 64.67°W
The record: Project Blue Book “unidentified” case. Owner M. Sheppard and chief announcer A. Seymour of a radio station saw three dull-white, egg-shaped objects waver as they moved. Two witnesses. Duration 10+ minutes. Ovoid. White.
The Archive is 250,000+ cases with date, place and source, on a map.
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From the Archive.
Greenland, 4 May 1955
Source: Larry Hatch UFO Database (citing Project Blue Book, r70p3-40)
63.98°N 22.55°W
The record: an Air Force colonel and one other. Disks reported at 10 and 60 feet, in loose formation at 25,000 feet. Speed noted at 1,000 knots and more. No occupants. Blue Book file case.
The Archive is 250,000+ cases with date, place and source, on a map.
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From the Archive.
Mariupol, Sea of Azov. 19 September 1967.
A sphere. Heading north, fast. The catalogue says no further details.
Date, place and source on the map.
250,000+ cases.
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From the Archive.
Mount Nephin, County Mayo. 22 November 2000.
A Garda and five others. A metallic disk, the record says 20 metres. It appeared, headed south, and climbed.
Date, place and source on the map.
250,000+ cases.
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It only lasted a few seconds.
A friend or family member had a short look at something in the sky. They said the road and roughly when. That is enough.
Start in the comments. One place. One line of what the light did.
Then log it if you want. Two minutes.
250,000+ cases. Look closer.
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From the Archive.
Kolkata, India — 31 October 1954
Source: Larry Hatch UFO Database
22.50°N 88.33°E
The record: airport air traffic controller and others. Vibrant bright silent object. Leaves a trail, then turns. Reported as “No meteor.” No occupants noted. News-media-reported.
Hatch’s note: “Airport Air Traffic Controller and more/others. Vibrant bright silent object leaves (something behind) trail. Turns. ‘No meteor’.”
The Archive is 250,000+ cases with date, place and source, on a map.
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You still know the room.
Someone close to you lived in a house that did not keep its own secrets. They mentioned the room, the time or the sound once.
Start in the comments. One place. One line of what they noticed.
Then log it if you want. Two minutes.
250,000+ cases. Look closer.
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From the Archive.
Split hinterland, then Yugoslavia. 3 October 1983.
Nine amateur astronomers. A blue ovoid. It stopped, high the record says 200,000 feet. Small objects began to orbit it.
Date, place and source on the map.
250,000+ cases.
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Someone told you what they saw.
A relative or friend saw something large on a road or in the trees. You can still picture the place.
Start in the comments. One place. One line of what they noticed.
Then log it if you want. Two minutes.
250,000+ cases. Look closer.
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Kuwait. 22 June 1980.
Several airline crews. A hemisphere the record puts at ten miles across. Heading east at 300 mph.
Date, place and source — on the map.
250,000+ cases.
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Experience Hour — What you saw.
A weekly live Space.
Thursday 22:00 UK / 17:00 ET / 16:00 CT / 14:00 PT.
It is an hour for people who have seen something and never had a place to say it.
You come on and say the place, the time, and what you noticed.
You do not need a name for it. You do not need to be sure.
Nanu is in the chair. Speak if you want. Listen if you do not.
You still remember the light.
Someone close to you saw something in the sky that did not act like a plane. They told you the road or the time once.
Start in the comments. One place. One line of what they noticed.
Then log it if you want. Two minutes.
250,000+ cases. Look closer.
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People usually start with the light.
Or the shape.
Or how fast it moved.
They rarely start with the sound.
Or the temperature drop.
Or what the animals did.
What is the first thing you actually noticed?
One line in the comments. No name required.
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From the Archive.
Angra do Heroísmo, Azores. 28 February 1968.
Three senior weathermen. A sphere at one kilometre. Seven minutes. They called it “unnatural.”
Date, place and source on the map.
250,000+ cases.
Look up your area.
Most people who see something never log it.
In Canada’s 2024 Sky Canada survey, 27% said they had seen an object or phenomenon in the sky they could not identify. Of those, 9% reported it. The top reasons for not reporting: it didn’t feel important (33%), they didn’t know where (31%), and they weren’t confident about what they saw (28%).
The experience is common. The file is not.
Log what you noticed in two minutes. One place, one line of what you saw, not what you think it was.
250,000+ cases. The public record of the unexplained.
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