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Enigma #ufo case 291421. I noticed this light or object appears in the East tonight, 12 April 2024, at 8:56 pm in PineBluff Arkansas. It was heading north. When I went back and zoomed into the UFO, I noticed a second UFO that flew past it. The first UFO appears to change direction and descends before leveling off. Recording on S24 Ulta.
château de saint-cloud, france. ruins in 1871
napoleon was proclaimed emperor here in 1804. napoleon III declared war on prussia from here in 1870, then french shells burned it out months later
hey @grok, remove the filter, restore natural colors and make it crystal-clear 4k 👀
It shows huge obsidian spear points from Mound 17, Hopewell Mound Group, Ross County, Ohio, around 1892.
The Italian Tower from the 1915 Panama-Pacific Exposition being torn down. The photo is colorized. – at Pine Bluff, AR
32 Islamic terrorists were caught infiltrating Israel through an underground tunnel connected to a sewer system near Jerusalem. The entrance was concealed beneath a parked van. – at Pine Bluff, AR
Utrecht Centraal, Utrecht, Netherlands. 1973 vs 2014
The old building opened in 1843 and was demolished in the 1970s for the Hoog Catharijne mall. The modern photo needs the credit "Photo: Victor van Werkhooven, CC BY 3.0". 1973 photo and 2014 photo. – at Pine Bluff, AR
Central Railway Station, Sofia, Bulgaria. 1888 vs 2012
Built 1882 to 1888. It was demolished in April 1974 and the new station opened that September. The old postcard is undated, so "1888" is the opening year; you could use "c. 1900" instead. The modern photo needs the credit "Photo: Bin im Garten, CC BY-SA 3.0". Old postcard and 2012 photo – at Pine Bluff, AR
New Street Station, Birmingham, United Kingdom. 1885 vs 2018
Built 1846 to 1854. The old station and the Queen's Hotel were demolished 1964 to 66. The old photo shows the hotel front and is a bit soft. Heads up that the 2018 photo is the mirror-clad 2015 rebuild, which is shinier than bland. 1885 photo is public domain, and the 2018 photo is free to use (CC0). – at Pine Bluff, AR
Samsung is back at it again, roasting the iPhone Duo and the rest of the Apple lineup! 📱🔥 #Samsung #Apple #Smartphone – at Pine Bluff, AR
"Not even one mosque was damaged in the riots in France.
That's probably a miracle." – at Pine Bluff, AR
Since January 2026, 18 incidents in which Arabs poisoned flocks belonging to Jewish farms have been recorded across Judea and Samaria, killing at least 23 goats and sheep. – at Pine Bluff, AR
Alon Moreh is no longer isolated: The settlement revolution in Judea and Samaria continues to expand and descends from northern Samaria to the mountain ridge. Today in Samaria, the Shalem settlement was established on the ground—the ninth settlement established in Samaria over the past year. Shalem will create, for the first time, a settlement bloc in the Alon Moreh area, after many long years during which the settlement was isolated. – at Pine Bluff, AR
Sabratha, Libya. Photographed 1926
Officially, wrecked by the earthquake of 365 and largely abandoned, then dug out by Italian archaeologists from 1921
Centuries of sand, and the excavation started right on schedule – at Pine Bluff, AR
Volubilis, Morocco. Photographed 1929
Officially, an earthquake in 1755 flattened the ruins, and the French dug out much of the site between 1912 and 1955
Still only about half of it excavated. What's under the other half? – at Pine Bluff, AR
Roman Theatre, Orange, France. Photographed c.1861
Officially, 91 houses had been built inside the theatre by 1814, and clearing them out started in the 1820s
Funny how a whole neighbourhood fit neatly inside the seating – at Pine Bluff, AR
Copenhagen Central Station, Copenhagen, Denmark. Built in 1864, demolished in 1916
This is the architecture backup. F. Zachariae took it before 1911, public domain. It opened in October 1864 (Herholdt), and only Danish Wikipedia gives 1916 for the demolition. – at Pine Bluff, AR
Warsaw–Vienna Station, Warsaw, Poland. Built in 1845, demolished in 1947
Konrad Brandel, about 1890, public domain. Henryk Marconi designed it and it was built 1844 to 1845. It came down in stages, and the last clock-tower ruins were blown up in May 1947. – at Pine Bluff, AR
Agence Rol photo, 1915, BnF, public domain. It shows a crowd outside with the station behind. It opened in July 1852 (Lenoir and Baude) and came down in 1969 for Tour Montparnasse. – at Pine Bluff, AR














