Topic: 1903

A legend persists that a group used Nikola Tesla's anti-gravity designs to fly an airship to Mars in 1903, subsequently breaking away from Earth's civilization. Tesla later claimed to receive intelligent signals from space, which some researchers speculate were communications from this successful expedition. This "1903 group" is theorized to be a faction that opposes the Nimza organization's globalist and fascist objectives.

In 1903, the town of Van Meter, Iowa, was reportedly plagued by a winged gargoyle-like creature that emitted an overpowering, putrid stench. Local residents, including the town doctor, engaged the entity with shotguns before it allegedly retreated into an abandoned mineshaft. The case remains a classic example of high strangeness that defies easy categorization as either a biological cryptid or a standard UFO encounter.

Chad Lewis details the 1903 case of the Van Meter Visitor, a giant winged creature with a glowing horn that terrorized a small Iowa town. Witnesses reported the beast emerged from an abandoned coal mine and possessed the ability to emit a blinding light and an odor that caused amnesia. Lewis suggests the abrupt end to newspaper coverage in 1903 points to an early cover-up of a situation involving technology and phenomena typically associated with modern UFO abductions.