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A surveillance video recorded on the night of November 7 in an undisclosed area of Mexico shows two guard dogs barking loudly and howling mournfully while fixating on the left side of the screen. Moments later, a vertical, ghostly figure slowly glides into view. The animals barked furiously and howled in distress—behavior that would typically alert or scare off any ordinary passerby. Yet the figure remained eerily indifferent, neither slowing down nor speeding up, and showing no movement of its arms or other body parts. This calm, unchanging behavior has increased speculation about his supernatural origins. Some Mexicans were quick to associate it with La Llorona, a well-known ghost from local folklore often referred to as the Lady in White. This spectral figure is said to wander, mourning the loss of her children, and has been a source of spine-chilling tales for generations. Others saw similarities to the Fresno Nightcrawler, also known as the Fresno Alien. A cryptid that has made four notable appearances so far, two of them in California, one in Fresno and the other in Yosemite National Park. Fresno Nightcrawlers appear to be relatively short creatures (approx. 1.5 meters) with most of their height being made up of their legs as they possess an extremely small upper body. It is an extremely thin, white humanoid with no arms. Viewers also focused on the dogs’ pitiful howling, noting that their reaction seemed far more intense than one would expect from encountering a human. Some commented that the dogs appeared truly terrified, as though they sensed something beyond the ordinary. The video has fueled a wave of discussions, with many debating whether the figure is a supernatural entity, a clever prank, or something else entirely. The post Security Camera Captures Strange White Figure That Alarms Dogs appeared first on Anomalien.com.

In a startling series of events, multiple unidentified flying objects (UFOs) were reportedly sighted over UK airports, including Manchester, sparking widespread concern among aviation professionals. Despite vivid accounts and high-quality footage captured by witnesses, government officials have dismissed the incidents as drones, leaving many questioning the official narrative. The first reports surfaced online when a commercial pilot claimed to have spotted a metallic orb-like object while approaching Manchester Airport. According to the pilot, the orb hovered near the tarmac before ascending vertically at an astonishing speed. The incident was reported to Manchester Air Traffic Control, who allegedly dispatched ground vehicles to investigate the sighting. Spoke to @captainbiggalow & got photos they received from their colleges at Manchester airport. No metadata could be recovered, ELA good. Timeline clarified, object seen on ground (1) (2), reported to tower, ops vehicle investigates (3), orb shoots up and video taken (4). pic.twitter.com/HqRlsf10Cq — PNW MPA (@PNWMPA) November 27, 2024 Photos and videos of the mysterious object soon began circulating on social media, showing a shiny metallic sphere against a cloudy sky. Witnesses described the footage as some of the clearest visuals of unidentified aerial phenomena (UAPs) seen to date. “This isn’t like the blurry videos we’ve seen before,” one witness said. “The details on this object are incredible, and it moves in ways no drone or aircraft should be able to.” The UK government has responded swiftly, categorizing the objects as “likely drones,” citing potential safety concerns around busy airspace. However, critics argue that the drone explanation falls short of addressing the peculiar flight behavior and the object’s rapid vertical ascent. Manchester Airport UAP/Drone floating inches above tarmac. Taken from inside the cockpit. Credit: Botsworth1985 “There’s no way this is a drone,” said one aviation expert who reviewed the footage. “The maneuverability and speed we’re seeing are far beyond the capabilities of commercially available drones. This needs a much closer investigation.” Some believe the “drone” explanation may be an attempt to downplay the incident and avoid further public scrutiny. The situation escalated after several accounts that initially shared the footage on platforms like X (formerly Twitter) were mysteriously deleted. “Every time credible footage like this surfaces, it seems to vanish,” one social media user remarked. “It’s almost as if someone doesn’t want us to know what’s going on.” Metallic orbs have increasingly become a recurring theme in UAP sightings worldwide. Reports of similar objects have emerged near nuclear facilities, military bases, and other sensitive locations, leading to speculation that these phenomena could be linked to monitoring or surveillance activities. While the UK Ministry of Defence ceased its dedicated UFO investigations in 2009, recent global developments—including whistleblower testimonies in the United States—have reignited public interest in UAPs. Aviation safety advocates and UFO researchers are calling for more transparency from the authorities, emphasizing the need for a thorough investigation into these sightings. Whether these objects are advanced drones, classified military projects, or something entirely different remains an open question. The post UFOs Fly Over UK Airports, Government Labels Them as Drones appeared first on Anomalien.com.

A new Palworld update is coming in December that will introduce its biggest island yet. Despite an ongoing legal dispute with Nintendo and The Pokemon Company, Palworld maker Pocketpair is still hard at work bolstering one of 2024’s biggest games with new features. As we near a year since its early access launch, the survival crafting game reveals that its next region will be dramatically larger than the previous free update. Continue reading Palworld update will add “the largest and harshest” island in its history MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Palworld bosses, Palworld map, Palworld settings

It’s been a good year for Hooded Horse, the publisher behind Against The Storm, Cataclismo, Norland, and dozens of others. The biggest cause for celebration is no doubt Manor Lords - once the most wishlisted game on all of Steam, with each subsequent update, the early-access version attracts more players and plaudits. But there’s also Breachway, the sci-fi strategy game with flashes of FTL, Workers and Resources, which hit 1.0 this year, and the Command and Conquer-inflected (except with ants, rather than people) RTS Empires of the Undergrowth. In commemoration of a bumper 2024, the studio has put all of its biggest and best city builders and strategy sims on sale, knocking some of the genres’ heaviest hitters down to the lowest price ever. Continue reading Manor Lords, Against The Storm, and the greatest RTS games now cheaper than ever MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Manor Lords early access review, Best strategy games, Manor Lords system requirements

For me, Arcane Season 2 rates a solid eight out of ten. While Act 1 begins with a bang and ends with the high-stakes Jinx versus Vi moment we'd all been waiting for, Act 2 loses the momentum a little, and Act 3 feels rushed. My concern coming out of Episode 6 was that it felt like there wasn't enough time to wrap up all of Act 2's loose threads, and while Act 3 largely does so, it feels a little scattered. Rumors have swirled that the original cut of the finale clocked in at an hour and a half long, sparking disappointment as players consider, to borrow Sting's words, what could have been. Riot, however, has responded to those claims. Continue reading Arcane’s shorter finale isn’t a result of “corporate greed pressure,” Riot says MORE FROM PCGAMESN: League of Legends ranks explained, League of Legends Mythic shop rotation, League of Legends tier list

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The Galaxy S25 Ultra is going to be the best and most expensive version of the Galaxy S25 series. As such, it's the star of leaks and rumors. But not all Samsung fans will want to buy the big Ultra, despite the design cosmetic changes that should make it easier to hold and operate. Some buyers will choose the cheaper Galaxy S25 and S25 Plus, and I can't blame them. The size of the iPhone 16 Plus is the main problem of the phone in my view. But if you plan to buy the cheapest Galaxy S25 model, you might get surprising downgrades compared to last year's models. Or, put differently, you won't get some of the upgrades you'd expect from Samsung. That's according to FCC listings for the three phones that revealed some of their specs. Continue reading... The post Want the cheaper Galaxy S25? You might not like some of its specs appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $349 Apple Watch Series 10, $298 Sony XM5 headphones, $120 off KitchenAid Stand Mixers, more Today’s deals: 10% off PlayStation, Xbox, & Roblox gift cards, $4.75 Kasa mini smart plugs, more Best Black Friday deals 2024: Ultimate roundup Best Apple deals for Black Friday 2024

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