Stockholm UAP forum posts its panel on government secrecy
A newly public recording lets viewers hear the full exchange from the Beyond Institute’s October gathering.
Recording released · Panel claims unverified
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November 10, 2026
New recordings from a Stockholm UAP forum, a filmmaker on the art of an experiencer, and a conversation about palmistry. Also on the desk are Nevada encounter stories, a mentalist’s scrapbooks, and a helium signal that came and went.
The director of Love and Saucers talks about painting an encounter
Brad Abrahams discusses how David Huggins’s artwork became central to the documentary.
Documentary discussion · Personal claims unverified
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A palmist explains what he reads in the hand
Vernon Mahabal brings his approach to intuition and palm reading to Coast to Coast AM.
Practitioner perspective · Predictions unverified
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A rocky planet’s helium signal didn’t show up twice
In a SETI Institute interview, the study’s lead author explains what two different observations can tell us.
Published observations · Atmosphere interpretation under study
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Worth Revisiting: A field guide to Nevada’s strange stories
Lon Strickler’s video gathers encounter accounts from desert highways, campsites and neighborhoods.
Worth Revisiting · Unverified accounts
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Worth Revisiting: A mentalist’s scrapbook of his trade
The Library of Congress opens a window into the working collection of magician and hypnotist George Newmann.
Worth Revisiting · Institutional collection
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Good morning, investigators. The Beyond Institute has posted its Stockholm panel on government secrecy, so you can hear the speakers make their own case instead of trying to reconstruct it from clips. Ryan Sprague talks to the director of Love and Saucers about an artist who painted the encounters he says he experienced. There’s also a fresh palmistry interview, a Nevada anthology of strange reports, and a Library of Congress look at what a working mentalist thought was worth clipping out of the newspaper. Over at SETI, the lead author of a study on LHS 1140 b explains a helium signal that appeared during one transit and went missing in the next observation. I like that they took the second look. It gave them a better question to ask the third time.
ED’S HIGH THOUGHT · FICTIONAL HUMOR
Does a palm reader charge extra if you’ve just been in the pool? I feel like I’d be handing them three extra chapters.
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