Mystery AtlasUnited States
The country whose military and intelligence secrecy during the Cold War generated many of the era's most persistent mysteries and conspiracy theories.
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How this topic links to the people, places, and ideas around it — drawn from our knowledge graph.
Related Mysteries
- Betty and Barney Hill Abduction Case19–20 September 1961 (incident); publicised from 1965
United States was the site of Betty and Barney Hill Abduction Case.
People
United States contains Jerome Eisenberg.
- Ana Montesarrested 2001
United States is associated with Ana Montes — Worked as a senior Cuba analyst at the US Defense Intelligence Agency while secretly spying for Cuba, until her arrest in 2001.
Events
United States was the site of Kenneth Arnold Sighting.
United States was the site of Miller-Urey Experiment (1952-53).
- TWA Flight 800 Crash17 July 1996
United States contains TWA Flight 800 Crash.
United States was the site of 2016 Clown Sighting Panic.
United States was the site of 1981 Boston-Area Phantom Clown Panic.
Places
United States contains New Mexico.
United States contains Nevada.
United States contains Dallas.
United States contains West Virginia.
United States contains California.
United States contains Skinwalker Ranch.
United States contains North Carolina.
United States contains Resurrection Cemetery.
United States contains Chicago.
United States is associated with Pacific Northwest — The region spans the northwestern United States and British Columbia, Canada.
Organisations & Programmes
United States contains National Transportation Safety Board.
United States includes Federal Communications Commission.
- Anti-Masonic Party1827–1838
United States contains Anti-Masonic Party.
United States is associated with National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA).
Media Works
- London After Midnight (1927)released 1927; last known print destroyed 1965
United States was the site of London After Midnight (1927).