ZINES & WIRES - Objects in the Sky

Zines & Wires

For many decades, many popular national magazines were at the forefront of trying to make sense of the UFO phenomenon. This is still the case today. However, recent evidence, and increased interest among the public, connected to the UFO phenomenon has compelled some magazine editors to take the issue more seriously for the first-time. Others, alas, resort to political and religious prejudices that cloud or fully distort coverage of the irrefutable reality of UFOs.

Magazine

How the “Missing Scientists” Conspiracy Theory Went Mainstream After Others Failed
It’s One of the Most Influential Social Psychology Studies Ever. Was It All a Lie?
Pod of War
Why Trump Officials Keep Promising Inevitably Disappointing Disclosures
Michael Flynn and Other Disinformation Merchants Take Aim at Military’s Role in Hurricane Response
It’s Not Just Sandy Hook. Aaron Rodgers Has Some Very Strange Thoughts About…Buildings.

“The End of Oak Street” Is a Weirdly Alienated Jurassic Lark - The New Yorker
Inside OpenAI’s Hack of Hugging Face - The New Yorker
Nate Bargatze Enters The New Yorker Caption Contest - The New Yorker
The Fraught U.S.-Soviet Search for Alien Life - The New Yorker
Searching for (Real?) New Jersey Drones at a Fake Alien-Landing Site - The New Yorker
A Little Bit of Everything at Lincoln Center’s “Summer for the City” - The New Yorker
The Truth Is Out There, on an App - The New Yorker
We Don’t Need a New Twitter - The New Yorker
The Enticing Mysteries of U.F.O. Photography - The New Yorker
Tensions Rise at the U.F.O. Hearings - The New Yorker
Elliott from “E.T.” ’s College Essay - The New Yorker