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07/16/2026

On July 16th, 1952, U.S. Coast Guard photographer Shell Alpert captured one of history’s most famous UFO photos from the Salem Coast Guard Air Station in Massachusetts. The photograph shows four luminous objects in a tight V-formation hovering above local power plant smokestacks. Though the U.S. Air Force’s Project Blue Book thoroughly analyzed the negative—testing theories ranging from double exposures to window reflections—they could never prove a hoax or find a definitive natural explanation, ultimately leaving the Salem UFO photo officially categorized as “unexplained.” 🛸

• Date: July 16th, 1952, around 10:00 A.M.

• Location: U.S. Coast Guard Air Station, Salem, Massachusetts.

• Witness: Coast Guard photographer Shell R. Alpert.

• Alpert photographed four bright objects in a V-formation above the Salem Harbor power plant.

• Fellow Coast Guardsman Thomas E. Flaherty also witnessed the objects.

• The image became one of the most widely published UFO photographs of the 1952 UFO wave.

• The original negative was sent to Wright-Patterson Air Force Base for analysis after passing through Coast Guard Headquarters.

• Air Force investigators examined possible explanations, including window reflections and double exposure, but no theory was conclusively proven.

• The case was ultimately left unexplained, making the Salem photograph one of the most enduring UFO images in history.

07/16/2026

Joe Rogan and JD Vance discuss the Travis Walton Case on JRE 2526 đź‘˝

On November 5th, 1975, 22-year-old logger Travis Walton approached a glowing, disc-shaped craft hovering in Arizona’s Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest. As six coworkers watched in shock, Walton was struck by a powerful bluish-green beam of light from the craft. Panicked, his coworkers quickly drove away, leaving him seemingly unconscious on the ground.

When they returned just minutes later, Walton had disappeared, triggering a five-day search and raising suspicions that his coworkers had murdered him. Walton eventually reappeared near Heber, Arizona, dehydrated and disoriented. He claimed that he had awakened aboard a craft surrounded by small humanoid beings before encountering human-looking figures dressed in blue.

Shortly after the incident, Travis began writing about his experience and released a book titled The Walton Experience in 1978. His book was adapted into a major film in 1993 called Fire in the Sky. Supported by multiple eyewitness accounts, medical examinations, and several polygraph tests, the Travis Walton incident has become globally recognized as one of the most famous alien abduction cases in history.

07/15/2026

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07/09/2026

After the July 8th, 1947, “flying disc” announcement, Major Jesse Marcel was photographed with material the military identified as a weather balloon, but Marcel later said the debris in those photos was not the same material he recovered near Roswell, New Mexico.

According to Marcel and other witnesses who handled the original debris, the Roswell material was unusually lightweight, metallic, and could not be damaged, with some describing foil-like pieces that could be crumpled and then return to shape, beam-like fragments with strange markings, and wreckage that did not resemble any conventional aircraft or weather balloon material known to man.

07/09/2026

After the July 8th, 1947, announcement that a “flying disc” had been recovered by the U.S. Army near Rowell, New Mexico, Intelligence Officer Major Jesse Marcel was flown to Fort Worth Army Air Field with debris from the Roswell recovery. There, he was photographed with weather balloon and radar target material in the office of Brigadier General Roger Ramey as the military announced that the recovered object was simply a weather balloon. Marcel later stated that the debris shown in the photographs was not the same material he had recovered near Roswell, claiming the original debris had been substituted before the press was allowed to take pictures. His later testimony became one of the central reasons many researchers questioned the military’s official explanation. 🛸

07/09/2026

Joe Rogan wearing his Roswell Tourist Tee by SAUCER on JRE 2264 đź‘˝

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