Bigfoot and Mothman are getting postage stamps
The Postal Service’s 2027 preview gives five American legends a place in the mail.
Announced for 2027 · Designs preliminary
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November 11, 2026
Five cryptids are headed for the mail. Also today, a new Roswell interview, an Algonquin witness account, and Voyager’s one-light-day milestone, plus reads worth revisiting on mirror gazing and Friday the 13th.
Don Schmitt revisits the Walter Haut affidavit
The November 10 Coast to Coast AM program returns to the witness material behind competing readings of Roswell.
Researcher interpretation · Historical claims disputed
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Three canoeists and a figure on the Algonquin shore
A guest on The Cryptid Podcast recalls an Ontario sighting that ended at the edge of a bush.
Reported recollection · Figure unidentified
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Voyager 1 is about to be a full day away by radio
NASA announced public events ahead of the spacecraft reaching one light-day from Earth on November 18.
Official mission update · Milestone forecast
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Worth Revisiting: What people report in a dark mirror
An exploratory study compares reports of imagery and sensed presences during a session of mirror gazing.
Worth Revisiting · Correlational findings
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Worth Revisiting: How Friday the 13th got its reputation
A Library of Congress folklorist follows the unlucky date through French plays and American newspapers.
Worth Revisiting · Archival interpretation
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Good morning, investigators. The Postal Service preview puts Bigfoot, Mothman, Champ, the Jackalope and the Squonk on the same stamp lineup, which is a pretty good map of how local legends travel. Don Schmitt is back on the radio with his reading of Roswell witness material, and a guest on The Cryptid Podcast describes a figure three canoeists saw near an Ontario shoreline. The story gets interesting right where their view ends. NASA is getting ready to mark Voyager 1’s one-light-day distance from Earth, where a reply takes two days in transit. In the reading pile, researchers describe what people reported during mirror gazing, and the Library of Congress follows an unlucky date through old plays and newspapers. If you’ve heard the Knights Templar explanation for Friday the 13th, that last one is worth your time.
ED’S HIGH THOUGHT · FICTIONAL HUMOR
I’m putting a Bigfoot stamp on my rent check. If it’s late, tell my landlord it was last seen near the mailbox.
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