#UFO Hunters

[hoveringaboveuranus]

Secret UFO programmes in the US. 1,000-year-old alien “mummies” in Mexico. In 2023, UFOs are headline news again. As the US government opens its formerly secret UFO files and truthers put the pressure on, a new generation of British sky searchers are mobilising their own search of the great unknown. Is it time we took them seriously?

As July became August and the rain continued to fall, unusual letters started landing on British MPs’ desks. “Dear,” they began – as letters so often do, before continuing in a way that letters often don’t – “I am deeply concerned.” Over the course of 21 paragraphs, the missives expressed distress “about the UK government’s outwardly lacklustre response” to “UAP”, three initials that don’t mean much to many of us. UAP are “Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena”. You and I know them better as UFOs.

In total, almost 1,800 of the letters have been sent to unsuspecting recipients through the UAP Disclosure Campaign, run by James Green, a 47-year-old software engineer from Wiltshire, who has been encouraging people to send messages to their MPs through an automated form on his website.

In late July, as the letters were arriving across Britain, a former US intelligence officer, David Grusch, told a congressional hearing in Washington DC that “non-human biologics” had recovered from UFO crash sites by the US Department of Defense in a “a multi-decade UAP crash retrieval and reverse-engineering programme.” The US government, Grusch claimed, was hiding intact alien craft. While the Pentagon denied Grusch’s account, it has spent the last three years investigating UFOs, having established a “Unidentified Aerial Phenomena Task Force” in August 2020. This September, NASA appointed a former Pentagon official as head of its own UFO research team.

But here in the UK, the responses to letters requesting more information from officials have been mixed. “I’m afraid you lost me after the first two paragraphs,” replied Rob Roberts, the independent MP for Delyn. Most politicians – including the prime minister – wrote some variation of the same thing. The MOD did have a UFO investigations desk, they said, but it closed in 2009 after being deemed unnecessary. In its 50 years, the desk found no evidence that UFOs were a threat to the UK.

[skygodz]

The mid-90's anime work of Studio Madhouse is one of my biggest influences. Stunning and detailed screen shot from Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust.

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[andiglows]

6th (and probably final for this year) art fight attack for @cookiesnpaste !

[ivyvanhelsing]

UFO 50 Game 2: Bug Hunter

Bug Hunter is a tactical roguelike resource management game about being a spaceman blasting bugs with moves you buy from a shop. Each run is randomized in terms of what enemies you encounter and what moves you can get in the shop.

In stark contrast to barbuta, which felt like an intentional homage to old, shitty adventure platformers, bug hunter feels very modern by comparison. the amount of variety in between runs in terms of what enemies you encounter and what possible abilities you can acquire gives this game a massive amount of addictive replay value. This was the first game in UFO 50 to really hook me, which i’ll admit isn’t saying much because it’s only the second game, but after playing it i simply couldn’t stop thinking about it for days afterwards.

The only negatives i really had with the game was that the enemy types felt a bit unbalanced overall. While some enemies were relatively simple: doing things like making platforms under themselves so they’re harder to hit, or making a little buddy you have to kill first before you can kill them, other enemies were very frustrating to deal with, such as the enemy that permanently replaces the tile they’re on with a hole when they die, or an enemy that shoots projectiles around them when they die. That being said, they didn’t ruin the fun for me

If you want a quick, addictive roguelike with very short runs, Bug hunter is for you.

8/10.

[ophilosoraptoro]

They're revealing ALIENS to distract you from this

[radiato]

Alien Hunter on Duty

Join the ranks of elite cosmic defenders with ‘Intergalactic Predator: Alien Hunter on Duty,’ a T-shirt design that captures the essence of high-stakes extraterrestrial encounters.

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[jayscryptidcorner]

Hello!!! :D

My name's Jay. I'm an introject of Jay Merrick from Marble Hornets and I'm part of an osdd-1b system. We're autistic and chronically ill, and we deal with other problems, but they're not diagnosed so they don't count /lh /hj

This is my personal account on tumblr. I post whatever is on my mind and can be very inconsistent, but I'd love to meet people!! :D

My interests include: True crime, ghosts, cryptids, music, fnaf, minecraft, scooby-doo(specifically mystery inc.), and aliens!! :)

Feel free to dm!! Please i love talking to people!!

[bobowhipsblog]

[bulletproof-vampire]

[thinkofsomethingart-blog]

just some good old-fashioned cryptid and conspiracy theory

[skygodz]

The mid-90's anime work of Studio Madhouse is one of my biggest influences. Stunning and detailed screen shot from Vampire Hunter D: Bloodlust.

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[amidalashandmaidens]

"Hounds of Love" is kinda a mouthful, so Eileen says "Hol" or "Hounds", the former is a good bit funnier once the Emperor episode happens.

Non-sequitur below:

Thinking about Eileen's comfort shows:

City Hunter

Urusei Yatsura

Lupin III

They got really cool premises! City Hunter and Lupin III is pretty episodic. They're also so cute! Also the interpersonal drama! The slapstick comedy!

[feraldivine]

I have been gone too long! Does anyone have any request??

**18+ Blog**

I take requests for

- Supernatural

- Criminal Minds

- Teen Wolf

- Sons Of Anarchy

- Mind Hunter

- Demon Slayer

- Tokyo Ghoul

- Special Request. Do you see one not listed? Maybe from a book. Or something special you would like written? You can Dm me or place a request in.

[oddwurks]

#tag

[radiato]

Alien creature tapestry artwork

[grayrazor]

Saw an ad for a show called UFO Cowboys. Seems to be the same basic setup as "Ghost Hunters" and its many imitators.

Except instead of a bunch of supposed experts psyching themselves out in an old house, they're doing it in the middle of a field.