In this special Attic Files installment, we step back from individual encounters to explore the patterns that connect them. Through six brief stories — drawn from history, folklore, and the modern UFO era — we trace how humanity keeps seeing itself reflected in the unknown. From celestial visitors in medieval art to abductions in mid-century America, these accounts reveal more about belief than evidence. What if the real mystery isn’t in the sky, but in the stories we tell to explain it?
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In this special Attic Files installment, we step back from individual encounters to explore the patterns that connect them. Through six brief stories — drawn from history, folklore, and the modern UFO era — we trace how humanity keeps seeing itself reflected in the unknown. From celestial visitors in medieval art to abductions in mid-century America, these accounts reveal more about belief than evidence. What if the real mystery isn’t in the sky, but in the stories we tell to explain it?
In this special Attic Files installment, we step back from individual encounters to explore the patterns that connect them. Through six brief stories — drawn from history, folklore, and the modern UFO era — we trace how humanity keeps seeing itself reflected in the unknown. From celestial visitors in medieval art to abductions in mid-century America, these accounts reveal more about belief than evidence. What if the real mystery isn’t in the sky, but in the stories we tell to explain it?
The House of Strange
In this special Attic Files installment, we step back from individual encounters to explore the patterns that connect them. Through six brief stories — drawn from history, folklore, and the modern UFO era — we trace how humanity keeps seeing itself reflected in the unknown. From celestial visitors in medieval art to abductions in mid-century America, these accounts reveal more about belief than evidence. What if the real mystery isn’t in the sky, but in the stories we tell to explain it?
