Paranormal Daily, edition of Tuesday, November 3, 2026

NUNAVUT, CANADA — A hole more than 3,000 feet (914 metres) across has been identified in waters off Nunavut, Canada, and is an entrance to an underwater alien base, according to UFO researcher Scott C. Waring. The claim was posted on 28 October 2026 on his site, UFO Sightings Daily, and later circulated on Reddit's r/UFOs forum.

The material available to this newspaper offers only the briefest account of the feature itself. It describes it as a hole of the stated width and places it off the Nunavut coast. No mundane explanation for it appears in the summary, and none is offered here as established.

WASHINGTON, D.C. — A Reddit user posting to r/UFOs has shared a link under a headline stating that Democrats are reportedly preparing a UFO disclosure committee, on the grounds that whistleblowers do not "trust another president." The post is dated November 2, 2026.

The submission consists solely of a link or image. No body text accompanies it, and the post offers no further explanation, no named sources and no description of the committee's proposed powers, membership or schedule.

FRESNO, CALIF. — An uncle in Fresno summons his nephew, a Hollywood photographer, and informs him that he will be dead within a week. So runs the premise of "Shadows From The Grave," a radio drama revived this week in a long retro-radio program from Weird Darkness.

According to the program's description, the old man then leaves the young man his entire estate on a single condition: that he check the locks on the family mausoleum every day, without fail. The description does not say what the locks are meant to keep in, or out.

AUSTIN, TEXAS — A Reddit user posting to r/Paranormal under the title "Has This Happened to You?" has described a pair of unexplained household disturbances, the first of which, the author says, occurred during a stay at an Airbnb home in Austin, Texas.

According to the post, the writer was in the house one morning when the sound of a body falling violently from the ceiling onto the living room floor came through the walls. The author says it sounded as though the figure struck furniture on the way down. The writer locked the bedroom door, put on shoes, and prepared to leave through the window, but could not lift the dog out, and found the window secured by security locks.

THE INTERNET — The ghost-hunting fraternity, long accustomed to meters, recorders and gadgets of every description, finds itself in a fresh dispute over the newest instrument of all: artificial intelligence. According to a report published by The Guardian and noted by The Anomalist, the technology has won enthusiastic adopters and wary critics in roughly equal measure.

Among the adopters are Amy Waine and Jarrad Cutting, a ghost-hunting pair who design their own software. They describe their app, GhostTube Seer, as the world's first AI ghost-hunting tool. The pair claim it takes readings from a phone's magnetometer, identifies words and phrases in the signals, and passes them to an image generator. The app requires a paid subscription and, per its Google Play listing, has more than one million downloads.

THE INTERNET — A message attributed to the Telosians, and channeled by Marie Josée Andichou, was posted on the site Era of Light on November 3. It opens with a greeting to the "children of Earth" and offers comfort, "especially in the land of France."

According to the message, a "revolution of consciousness" is under way among the French people, who it says have come to realize how long they have been manipulated. The text names the pandemic as a turning point, saying it restricted freedom and awakened a desire for peace.

SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND — A technician at the University of Sheffield has reproduced, for the first time in some 1,600 years, the color-changing effect of the Roman Lycurgus Cup, according to a report by MessageToEagle drawing on a university press release.

The cup, which dates to the 4th century AD and is held by the British Museum, is made of dichroic glass. It appears jade green when light strikes it and ruby red when light passes through it. The report describes it as one of about 40 surviving glass cage cups and the only one to show the effect. An international panel of artists and conservators is said to have named it one of the seven glass wonders of the world in 2022.

ISESAKI, JAPAN — Archaeologists in Gunma Prefecture have unearthed a clay figurine of a female shaman, or miko, from a burial mound that, according to Ancient Pages, was raised some 1,500 years ago. The piece was excavated from Tomb No. 1 at the Nishikaminomiya site, near the Tone River in Isesaki City, and is dated by experts to the second half of the fifth century.

The figure is a haniwa, one of the terracotta cylinders and statues that the report says were set on and around graves of the Kofun Period. It stands about 41 centimeters tall and consists of a head and upper torso, both intact. In her left hand she holds what the article describes as a scepter-like ritual tool, and she wears clay bracelets on both wrists and a sash over one shoulder.

ARDÈCHE, FRANCE — Scientists say they have found a hidden reason that the Paleolithic paintings of Chauvet-Pont-d'Arc Cave have lasted some 37,000 years: a thin, invisible mineral coating that may have shielded them from the ages.

According to a report in The Debrief, the work was led by researchers from Sorbonne Université and France's National Center for Scientific Research (CNRS). The team built a portable instrument using ultraviolet fluorescence spectroscopy, which can examine cave walls from as far as 2.5 meters away, sparing the fragile art any contact.

THE INTERNET — A digest entry published by The Anomalist, drawing on a report from American Buildout, directs readers to accounts of unexplained drones overflying American nuclear power stations. According to the headline of the underlying report, records of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission show dozens of plants were buzzed since 2024, with one reactor approached to within 100 feet.

The digest credits the reporter Ed Moltzen, who covers data centers, energy and finance, with listing a recent rash of such incidents under the heading "Drones and Nukes." Moltzen, the entry says, notes gaps in communications and the inability of the sites to take active counter-drone measures. He also observes, according to the summary, that military-grade drones of the kind used in the Ukrainian-Russian theatre pose a far greater threat than hobby-grade machines.

ARSIA MONS, MARS — A cloud stretching more than 900 miles across the surface of Mars, first photographed in the era of NASA's Viking missions, may at last be giving up its secrets, according to a report published by The Debrief.

The report states that Viking 2 reached the planet in late 1976 and, over the following two years, returned thousands of images. Among them was a vast formation unlike anything scientists had previously seen on the Red Planet. It is now known as the Arsia Mons Elongated Cloud, or AMEC, after the great volcano above which it appears.

THE INTERNET — A Reddit user posting to r/Paranormal has described an encounter in a darkened kitchen that ended, by the author's account, with a single well-placed uppercut and an empty room.

According to the post, the author returned from the store on an ordinary day. Dusk had fallen, and no lights were on in the house. From the unlit kitchen came an unfamiliar voice saying "hello?" The author says they stood and peered into the dark, whereupon the voice repeated the word in precisely the same pitch and tone. The author answered with a "Hello?" of their own.

THE ASTRAL PLANE — A Reddit user posting to r/Experiencers has described an unusual operation said to have been performed during an out-of-body experience: the removal, by hand, of a long black creature from the region of the third eye.

According to the post, the author felt an urge to take hold of the spot between the brows and pulled out what is described as a worm-like, parasitical thing. The author writes that it struggled to emerge, and that a hard pulling sensation and pain accompanied the extraction.

THE SHOWER, VIA R/EXPERIENCERS — A Reddit user posting to r/Experiencers has described an unexpected sight that, according to the post, arrived during an ordinary shower: a small opening in the darkness behind closed eyelids, through which an orange sky could be seen.

The author writes that the background was entirely black. In the upper-right corner of the visual field, an aperture appeared, showing white clouds drifting slowly across the orange expanse. The opening, the post says, kept altering its shape and size, which the author likens to peering through a window into another place.

VIRGINIA — Animal rescuers in Virginia believe they have solved the case of a hawk found grounded in a resident's driveway, according to a report published by UPI Odd News on November 2.

The bird, the report states, was "too darn fat to fly." That, in brief, was the finding offered by the rescuers who attended the scene.

PARIS, FRANCE — The French film company Pathe is conducting an experiment to determine whether hypnosis can cause people to forget a motion picture they have already seen, so that they may enjoy it afresh, according to a report by T.K. Randall of Unexplained Mysteries, citing IGN.com.

The undertaking, known as Pathe Rewind, will employ the hypnotist Victor Kraemer. The films named for the trial are The Matrix, Se7en, La La Land and Interstellar. The report notes that the notion of selectively erased memory has long been a staple of cinema, appearing in Total Recall and Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

DORGALI, ITALY — A Bronze Age tomb of considerable size stands a short distance from the SP 38 road in Dorgali, according to a entry on the travel website Atlas Obscura, which calls the structure "huge and impressive." The site is listed under the name Tomba dei Gigante S'Ena e Thimes.

The entry says the tomb lies about five minutes' walk from the road. Visitors who set out on foot are not left entirely to their own devices: the listing reports directional arrows on the ground, formed from stones arranged into arrow shapes. Each arrow, the entry notes, is unique.