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 What’s the connection between almost 80 years of UFO encounters? by: Duncan Phenix Jun 8, 2021  “MYSTERY WIRE — The flying Tic Tac, the Gimbal, a Metallic Blimp, Pyramids and more have been seen near United States military jets and ships over the last 17 years. Most people would call them UFOs, but the government calls them UAPs (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena). One man who has been researching them for more than 50 years says it might all be the same phenomena. Rich Hoffman is a 26-year systems analyst for the U.S. Army and a co-founder of the Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies (SCU). The SCU is a private group of scientists, military analysts, and investigators. Hoffman has investigated uap encounters and sightings dating back into the 1940’s. It’s experience that has given him insight into a pattern he sees continuing to this day. “There seems to be the potential that it’s connected to either water as a base,” Hoffman told Mystery Wire in a recent interview. “If you think about th

An Interview with UFO/SSP Whistleblower Mark McCandlish on Advanced Engineering Propulsion By Dr. Bruce Cornet, Phd. Edited by Robert D. Morningstar “I heard Mark give a talk at APEC (Alternative Engineering Propulsion Conference) hosted by Tim Ventura.  I fear that his death at age 68 on 13 April 2021 was premature. Was he exposing too much? Mark Mccandlish wrote to me on Messenger on 7 July 2020 about the TicTac that a friend of his saw aloft multiple times “between Redding where I live, here in Northern California, and the state capitol, Sacramento.”  “Below, I present our amazing conversation: Conversation with Mark McCandlish on 7 July 2020, the day of the Roswell crash: Bruce: “Hi Mark. Do you think we are close to disclosure after the Navy’s Official recognition of UFOs?” Mark: “Well, the real “hat trick” here is, those “tic tac” UFO’s are “ours”. So the disclosure process will have to run through several cycles.  First acknowledgement of the existence of these kinds of “craft,