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January 23rd in History

January 23rd



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courtesy The History of Wales
The Berwyn Mountain Incident.
On 23rd January 1974 there was a reported sighting of a UFO crashing in the Berwyn Mountains in North Wales.

Unusual lights were seen in the sky, followed by a startling shaking of the ground. At first, it was thought that it was an aircraft crashing or a meteorite hitting the earth, but when the police and RAF found nothing and their searches were called the following day, speculation started that it was a UFO that had crashed.

There were further rumours of alien bodies being found and that the area had been cordoned off to prevent the public from seeing the wreckage.


However, subsequent scientific enquiries found that the area had experienced a force 3.5 earthquake, which combined with a reported bright meteor had given the false impression of UFO landing.

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1849: Elizabeth Blackwell Becomes First Female Doctor in AmericaThis day in history witnessed a groundbreaking moment for women’s rights and medical education when Elizabeth Blackwell received her medical degree from Geneva Medical College in New York. Despite facing overwhelming opposition and ridicule from the medical establishment, Blackwell persevered through her studies, often being barred from practical demonstrations and clinical experience simply because of her gender.
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1856 American sidewheel steamer SS Pacific leaves Liverpool, England on what becomes her final voyage; lost at sea enroute to New York with 186 on board

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1643Sir Thomas Fairfax took Leeds for the Parliamentarians during the English Civil War..
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1963At 7.30 pm in Beirut, the American Eleanor Philby was waiting for her husband Kim, a Middle East correspondent for two London journals, to collect her. Instead, he was on his way to Moscow - ‘the most damaging double agent in British history’.
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On January 23, 1922, Leonard Thompson, a 14-year-old diabetic patient, received the first successful insulin injection. This groundbreaking treatment, developed by Frederick Banting and Charles Best, revolutionized diabetes care.
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Thinkerbell · 41-45, F
"However, subsequent scientific enquiries found that the area had experienced a force 3.5 earthquake, which combined with a reported bright meteor had given the false impression of UFO landing."

That was all a fraudulent cover story. The alien corpses were refrigerated and sent to Area 51 in Nevada for further study.

 
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