The Strange Case of Omnec Onec

type='html'>The UFO Mystic looks at the strange case of Omnec Onec, the hot Venusian.

I don’t know why I’m so interested in UFO contactees, but the stories and the personalities are so intriguing that it’s kept me looking for years now. In many ways, it is far more intriguing than more reports of lights in the sky. Belief systems are strange, and sometimes make people do weird stuff. Perhaps the fascination is akin to some people’s interest in professional wrestling. I know it’s probably all (or mostly) a fake, but the showmanship combined with the religious aspects is irresistible.

Female UFO contactees are rare. Readers of this site may be familiar with Dana Howard and Mollie Thompson, but these women belong to the “classic” era of the space people–the 1950s and ’60s. Apart from Pamela Stonebrooke, few women have come forward in the last 20-30 years telling tales of outer-space intrigue or spouting new-age homlies.

Regan Lee recently posted a small feature on “Omnec Onec,” which has got to be one of the best space sister names I’ve heard. Read more

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Searching for Strange Cauldrons in the Valley of Death

type='html'>Ivan Mackerle describes his search for the strange "cauldrons" said to have been left by alien visitors - or ancient demons - in the Siberian taiga.

The Siberian taiga is a vast stretch of mainly barren coniferous forest as unspoiled and unexplored as the Amazon jungle, and more than 100,000 sq km in western Yakutia are completely uninhabited. Devoid of any sort of trails, the terrain is mostly thick forest, full of uprooted trees, sprawling swamps and swarms of mosquitoes. In short, it's an ancient wildwood - an ideal setting for myths and legends about strange creatures and anomalous zones where bizarre things happen. Even the local wild man - Chuchuna - is far from exceptional here, and the most fascinating mystery of all is a strange legend about a terrible 'Valley of Death' filled with unnatural, dome-shaped structures.

Local traditions record that lone hunters from the nomadic Evenks and other Yakutians who wander into these weird valleys - there could be more than one - have described odd hemispherical 'iron houses' (kheldyu) that proturude from the perpetually frozen ground. These smooth, reddish formations often have an opening at the top, with a winding stairwell leading down to a circular gallery with numerous 'metal' rooms. Read more

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