Monday, 3 August 2026

Area52 Clips-Nordics, Grays & "Mantid" Beings Are JUST the Beginning... Luigi Vendi!

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The McPherson Tape -🎬 Full Sci-Fi Found Footage Movie!

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ThirdPhaseOfMoon Cousins Bros Buckle Up! -BEST UFO Videos Of July 2026! What In The World Is Happening?!

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Fwd: Ancient astronauts didn't build this. Come find out who did.

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From: Brian Dunning <brian@skeptoid.com>
Date: Wed, 15 Jul 2026 at 21:39
Subject: Ancient astronauts didn't build this. Come find out who did.
To: <zvagoman@gmail.com>



We're taking a 7-day expedition through the real history of the Maya Peninsula!


You've heard the stories: Ancient Astronauts. A "lost" civilization that was never actually lost. A prophecy about 2012 that, well, didn't actually happen.

The Maya Peninsula has more bad history stacked on top of it than almost anywhere else on earth. Which is exactly why we're going.




Join Brian Dunning (yes, that's me) and Indigenous Chicano archaeologist Kurly Tlapoyawa for a 7-day Skeptoid Adventure through Cozumel, Roatan and Harvest Caye, Belize - real ruins, real archaeology, and the actual evidence behind the legends. No aliens required.

  • Departs December 6, 2026 from New Orleans
  • Aboard the Norwegian Breakaway
  • $500 deposit reserves your spot

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More details on the ports, hosts and itinerary coming in the next few emails. But if you already know this trip is for you, don't wait! Cabins are going fast.

We can't wait to see you there!

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Friday, 31 July 2026

ChaosMoogle-INSANE UFOs and Motherships Caught on Camera in 4K!

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SKizzle-Millions Are Starting To FREAK OUT ❗😲 Part 17 - Aliens, UFO, Joe Rogan!

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Post Disclosure World -DoD Whistleblower Drops Explosive UFO Secret!

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Fwd: Europeans brought smallpox to Americas | Bats' virus tolerance | Sibling supernovas

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Date: Fri, 31 Jul 2026 at 12:10
Subject: Europeans brought smallpox to Americas | Bats' virus tolerance | Sibling supernovas
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500-year-old Inca mummies prove that European colonists brought devastating smallpox to the Americas
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