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3日間の芸術祭が終了いたしました!
今年もたくさんの方にお越しいただきました。本当にありがとうございます✨
また、SNSを通じてメッセージをたくさん送っていただきありがとうございます。明日以降目を通し返信させていただきますね!
次回イベントは11/2の海洋大学学園祭「海鷹祭」です!たくさんのグッズをご用意してお待ちしております🌊
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mfw i get u 😸
The seventh tranche of U.S. government UFO records has been released today, October 23.
Among the material now available:
• A 2026 encounter in which federal agents reported a silent black triangle rising above a ridge before descending into a canyon. The files include visual and thermal observations, alongside differing accounts of the timing and duration.
• A 60-page investigation by Bigelow Aerospace Advanced Space Studies documenting its 2010 Utah ranch fieldwork, including witness interviews, unusual creature drawings, camera deployments and biological sampling.
• Cold War correspondence concerning the recovery of fragments overseas. A May 29, 1963 memo records discussions about NASA serving as a “cover” for Defense Department and Air Force activity. The surrounding material concerns space-vehicle fragments; an extraterrestrial origin is not established.
This release brings recent testimony and decades-old investigations into the same collection. Some subjects were already known, so the documents deserve a close read before individual passages become headlines. #ufox #ufotwitter
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A Stone With Two Faces Found in Galicia: Triskelion on One Side, Petroglyph on the Other
Archaeologists at the Castro do Pico da Bandeira in Salcidos, A Guarda (Galicia, Spain) have found a granite stone with a finely carved triskelion on one face and a rougher petroglyph on the other.
It lay inside a large circular house occupied between the 1st century BC and the 1st century AD, among fragments of Roman amphorae. The triskelion stayed almost fresh because that face fell toward the ground. Archaeologist Benito Vilas says no other stone in Galicia is known to carry both symbols on opposite sides.
Were they carved together, or did the petroglyph come first and the stone get reused later? For now the answer is open, and more than half of the house is still unexcavated.
















































