#ufo sweden

[nellasbookplanet]

Starting to notice some weirdly specific trends in some of my favorite alien films:

Isolated woman fights for her life against body snatching aliens, but also the aliens are the only ones to truly understand and accept her (in the most horrifying way possible): No One Will Save You and Significant Other

Kids from marginalized communities have to fight invading aliens trying to steal their home and land: Slash/Back and Attack the Block

The aliens are here and, frankly, they’d rather not be: Paul and District 9

*teenage girl voice* hunting for aliens is my coping method, okay: Prey and UFO Sweden

[bethaven]

Me finding Heartstopper everywhere👆 (UFO exhibition at Arbetets Museum in Norrköping, Sweden)

Heartstopper season 3 episode 4👆

[doitinanotherlanguage]

Non-Anglo Movies You Should Watch 38/∞: UFO Sweden (2022), dir. Victor Danell

Country: Sweden

Language: Swedish

Genre: Sci-Fi Adventure

Summary: In 1996, a rebellious teen suspects her father - who disappeared eight years earlier - is not dead but has been abducted. She is determined to find out the truth with help from a UFO association.

[1day1movie]

UFO Sweden (2022) Victor Danell.

[whitewaterpaper]

Vi hann med en anseelig mängd film denna månad. Trots julhets och storhelger. Efter ett uppmärksammat uppehåll förra året, var Hogfather åter tillbaka i jultablån. Nöjd @kulturdasset?

Alla tiders Åsa-Nisse (2023) [👍🔁]

Conquest (1983) [👎📺] Nä. Tråkig barbarfantasy. Tror jag det var.

First Encounter (1997) [👎📺] Puckad science fictionfilm.

Hogfather (2006) [👍🔁]

Jack och Bönstjälken / Jack and the Beanstalk (1952) [🔁📺]

Lancelot: Guardian of Time (1997) [👎📺⚠️🛑] Regissören gjorde regisserade bara den här filmen, och det var inte för att perfektion som den här inte gick att överträffa.

På jakt efter Deltariddarna / Quest of the Delta Knights (1993) [👎📺⚠️🛑] Regissören för L:GoT ovan stör för manus. Bara dammkorn bättre än den filmen.

Simulant (2023) [__] Skitnödig modern SF som är mer drama än SF. Slutet listar man ut under första halvan av filmen.

Sinbad and the Seven Saracens / Simbad contro i sette saraceni (1964) [📺]

Skriket från Afrika / Africa Screams (1949) [👎📺] Gapig. Tunn plott. Väldigt beroende på att man finner slapstick-skämten roliga.

UFO Sweden (2022) [👍] Definitivt en av de bästa filmerna jag sett denna månad. Ibland är det bra när internet ligger nere och man måste söka igenom högen osedda DVD:n.

Where Angels Go Trouble Follows! (1968) [📺] Inte en helt oäven komedi. Är en uppföljare på en film jag inte sett, men skulle kunna tänka mig se.

Åh, en sån deckare! / My Favorite Brunette (1947) [👎] Jag vet inte om det skall vara en noir-deckar-parodi. Varken rolig, underhållande eller spännande.

Jag har sett SVENSK FILM! Som är bra!

Observera att jag förutom rekord i "tumme ned"-betyg även delar ut två varningar denna månad. Det är av en anledning gott folk.

[alphalin]

金馬奇幻影展

《怪咖幽浮社》 UFO Sweden

看了簡介覺得完全是我的菜就購票了！

簡介寫的是小成本製作，但畫面誠意十足

主角把GameBoy當行動駭客工具整個正中紅心

敘事風格也是直球對決

最喜歡有一幕兩個女角在電腦前破解謎團然後叫阿伯去泡咖啡🤣 立場交換有夠讚

裡面還有跟《在車上》一樣的Saab 900

真的是美車 看著都開心

電影很猛的是真的有把Event Horizon拍出來

根本不是什麼小成本啊 騙人😆

但這部不是什麼寫實科學的路線

主軸還是幽浮社的精神 You are not alone

看到大家在餐桌前喝咖啡聊天的畫面充滿了暖意

好看推薦～

[nickysfacts]

Since being gifted with life, Mewtwo remains as one of the most other worldly Pokémon!

✨👽✨

[blogparanormalexpresso2stuff]

1984 Swedish UFO Encounter

[tiaramania]

And now with citrines!

Princess Sofia's Very Versatile Palmette Tiara

Emerald - 13 June 2015 - Wedding Day

No Extra Gemstones - 23 November 2017 - Representation Dinner

Pearl - 10 December 2017 - Nobel Ceremony

Turquoise - 10 December 2019 - Nobel Ceremony

Blue Topaz - 10 December 2022 - Nobel Ceremony

Which version is your favorite?

[niuniente]

Paranormal peeps! My warmest recommendation for this channel, Stories Lost, which covers vintage UFO / UAP, abductions and alien encounter cases from Sweden, Norway and Finland. Anything between 1910's to 1980's.

[arconinternet]

UFO Newsletters from the Archives For the Unexplained (Magazines, <=1952 onward)

Over 10,000 magazines and related items - a fraction of the physical collection at Norrköping, Sweden. You can read them here.

[magicoldcottage]

2009 The year the world Changed

The year 2009 was marked by several remarkable and unexplained phenomena that captured the attention and imagination of people around the world. From the sky to the ground, from the past to the present, these events challenged our perception of reality and raised questions about the nature of the universe we live in. Here are some of the most notable examples of these strange events:

Image : universetoday.com

The Norway Spiral

On the night of December 9, 2009, a spectacular spiral of light appeared in the sky over Norway and Sweden (see above), lasting for about 10 minutes. The spiral consisted of a blue beam of light with a greyish spiral emanating from one end of it. It was visible from hundreds of kilometers away and was witnessed by thousands of people. Some thought it was a UFO, a wormhole, or a sign of the end times. 1

Russian claimed it was a Bulava missile, which malfunctioned and spun out of control, creating the spiral effect. However, some experts and observers rejected this explanation, pointing out the lack of evidence and the unusual features of the phenomenon. 2

Image : newslaundry.com

The Blood Red Rain of Kerala

Between July and September 2009, several episodes of red-colored rain fell sporadically on the southern Indian state of Kerala, staining clothes and surfaces with a pinkish hue. The rain also had a yellow, green, or black tint at times. 3

As you can image people called it the end of days we clothing especially stained. The inital explanation was that the rain was colored by airborne spores from green algae. However, some researchers pointed out that the spores had unusual properties and could not be identified as any known terrestrial organism. To this day the real reason is unknown. 4

Image : Pinterest

The Mandela Effect

Also In 2009, Fiona Broome, a paranormal consultant, launched a website to document her observation of a phenomenon she called the "Mandela Effect". She noticed that she and many others shared a false memory of former South African president Nelson Mandela dying in prison in the 1980s, when he actually died in 2013. She also found other examples of collective false memories, such as the spelling of the brand name Oscar Mayer, the line “Luke, I am your father” from Star Wars, and the painting of Henry VIII holding a turkey leg. 5

Broome proposed that these false memories were not mistakes, but evidence of parallel realities and alternate timelines. She suggested that some people had somehow shifted from one reality to another, or that the realities had merged or overlapped. She also speculated that the phenomenon was related to quantum physics and the Many-Worlds Interpretation. 6

The Asperatus Cloud

We all take clouds for granted; we see them every day and are used to the patterns of the sky. They are like old friends that, over the years, we come to recognize. But in 2009, a new cloud occurred for the first time. The Cloud Appreciation Society, a group of enthusiasts who admire and study clouds, proposed a new classification of cloud to the official system. The cloud formation, named asperatus (meaning roughened or agitated), was characterized by a dark and turbulent appearance, with undulating waves and ripples.

These days they have become common and have been seen around the world. 8

A Coincidence or a Connection?

What is remarkable about these events is that they all occurred in the same year, 2009, which was also the first year that the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), the world’s largest and most powerful particle accelerator, began operating after a failure in 2008. The LHC, located near Geneva, Switzerland, was designed to recreate the conditions of the Big Bang and to test various theories of particle physics. On December 8, 2009, the LHC achieved a world record by colliding particles at an energy of 2.36 trillion electron volts, surpassing the previous records. 9

Could there be a connection between the LHC and the strange events of 2009? Some people have speculated that the LHC could have opened a portal to another dimension, altered the fabric of space-time, or created a mini black hole that swallowed our reality and replaced it with another one. These ideas are mostly based on wild imagination and conspiracy theories, and have no scientific basis or evidence. However, they do reflect the curiosity and wonder that these events have inspired in us, and the possibility that there is more to the universe than we know.

However don't take my word for it, I have included links so that you can conduct your own research. 10

References:

1 What was the Norway Spiral? - Universe Today 1

2 Norwegian Spiral 2009 - roswellufomuseum 2

3 Red rain in Kerala - Wikipedia 3

4 Causes and concentration of red rain of Kerala - Earth Science Stack Exchange 4

5 What Is the Mandela Effect? Examples and Explanations - Verywell Mind 5

6 The Mandela Effect is NOT False Memories - Fiona Broome 6

7 An Update on the Asperatus Cloud - Cloud Appreciation Society 7

8 Undulatus Asperatus – crowd sourcing a new type of cloud? - Channel 4 News 8

9 World-Record Energy Collisions Achieved at Large Hadron Collider - ScienceDaily 9

10 Large Hadron Collider - Wikipedia 10

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[frank-olivier]

Grant Cameron (Whitehouse UFO)

Clas Svahn is associated with the Archives for the Unexplained (AFU), founded in 1973 by Swedish UFO enthusiasts. It is a comprehensive depository located in Norrköping, Sweden, dedicated to collecting materials related to UFOs, ufology, and other unexplained phenomena. Svahn highlights the archive's role in preserving and studying UFO-related materials.

Grant Cameron with Clas Svahn from the Swedish UFO Archives (August 2024)

Sunday, August 25, 2024

[ufosightingsfootage]

Clearest Footage Of Silver UFO Is Definitely A Craft But From Where

This is an excellent UFO sighting, what's your thoughts on this?

[thegreatimpersonator]

Okayy so I have a lottttt of thoughts but I won't share ALL of them since that'll get too much but I will however share some positive ones because I always feel when I send you an ask about taylor, it's always something negative that happened so I want to be a bit nicer today

1. I'm not the biggest fan of the two piece colored 1989 fit BUT she wore the color combo yellow and blue which are Swedens flags colors so that was something thoughtful

2. Her note belting (I'm taking about real belting, not screaming into the mic like during dbm) during the ttpd set where she sang "BUT WHAT IF THEY DID" or "IVE BEEN DOING IT SINCE HE LEFT" or "YOU DESERVE PRISON" gave my chills all over my body

3. The visuals during down bad are probably imo the most expensive and most fascinating visuals she's ever done because I was sitting very much at the top and from there it literally looked like she was floating and getting beamed up by the ufo plus projecting the ufo like that must've been very hard so yeah I was impressed

4. I already mentioned this yesterday but getting my two fav songs off 1989 and then a great red song AND HOW DID IT END was genuinely the highlight I think

5. This isn't something crazy but I love how she learned like those little phrases for every single country she's been going and how she changed little parts of her performances (cam saying "like ever" in different languages or her normally welcoming the crowd in different languages) based on the countries she's performing in. She literally learned how to say "fuck you guys are amazing" in Swedish and that was funny when she said it out loud lol

6. I know I criticise her for a lot of stuff but I will never deny the fact that she can put on a show because she's there on stage for 3 1/2 hours and just having the time of her life and you can see that. I'm not saying there isn't any other artist doing it like her but there are however a lot of artists that are on her level who just stand there and sing for 1 1/2 hours without really moving which is completely fine too! i just admire how she put big effort into this tour

Okay I'll stop now or else this will never end lmao but I'd love if you'd give your individual opinion on each things too! You mentioned that you're going to another eras show in Canada right? I'm sure there you can see what I mean with points 2 and 3

aw yayy! im so happy you had such a good time, all of these points are so true and rightly very impressive/cool. and yes im really interested in seeing points 2 and 3 in the future for my show in december (hopefully she doesnt change it up and take them away lol) the ufo visual looks so cool and as someone who's been pretty regularly disappointed/unimpressed with taylors visuals (like with album covers/merch/etc) it's extra exciting to see something so cool.

[beardedmrbean]

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