Speaker 1: Good evening, Europe. This is the North American continent live
Speaker 1: via a T and T Telstar July twenty third, nineteen
Speaker 1: sixty two, three pm Eastern Daylights. Are convinced that the
Speaker 1: ability to portray immediacy, to realize what's new, what's going on,
Speaker 1: is the true significance of this new communications bridge. These
Speaker 1: first eighteen minutes will attempt to show you a few
Speaker 1: of the things that are going on right now on
Speaker 1: the North American cope. We have just been informed that
Speaker 1: this baseball game is being seen in Europe right now
Speaker 1: over the Telstar satellite. Let's give all the baseball friends
Speaker 1: in Europe a big hello from Chicago. And so began
Speaker 1: on July twenty third, nineteen sixty two, the first live
Speaker 1: transatlantic broadcast beamed courtesy of the newly launched Tellstar's satellite
Speaker 1: into millions of homes across the United States and Europe.
Speaker 1: For those able to tune in and watch the momentous occasion,
Speaker 1: it was impossible to escape the giddy's sensation that they
Speaker 1: were witnessing something of the world changing forever right in
Speaker 1: front of their eyes. As tellst our engineer James Early
Speaker 1: later remarked, the moment revealed unmistakably that all of humanity
Speaker 1: were members of a single global community. Of course, not
Speaker 1: all of humanity would necessarily have felt themselves reflected in
Speaker 1: those first few images, let alone all of those who
Speaker 1: made up the respective populations of the nations receiving them.
Speaker 1: But certainly never before could an awareness of the simultaneous
Speaker 1: existence of distant others with which we share the planet
Speaker 1: being so profoundly felt. It was an ironic turn of
Speaker 1: events in some ways, since both the United States and
Speaker 1: the Soviet Union's space programs, which led directly to the
Speaker 1: development of satellite technology, had been initiated by those in
Speaker 1: power not for a collective benefit, but rather to foster
Speaker 1: a respective sense of superiority over the other. And yet
Speaker 1: here embodied in the revolutionary Tellstar satellite was not a
Speaker 1: tool of division, but one of unity. Almost inadvertently, we
Speaker 1: had been given what remains today one of our greatest
Speaker 1: mechanisms for communication, and one that ultimately enabled us, for
Speaker 1: the first time, to really see each other. The Telstar
Speaker 1: satellite was very much a tool worthy of the spirit
Speaker 1: of the age, and one that perhaps could have come
Speaker 1: soon enough. Barely four months after its launch, the Soviet
Speaker 1: Union and United States governments brought the world to the
Speaker 1: brink of nuclear war. For this was the nineteen sixties,
Speaker 1: a wildly turbulent decade characterized by complex and often violent
Speaker 1: social upheaval on a global scale, of multiple nations forging
Speaker 1: new identities from the ashes of the Second World War,
Speaker 1: with many having only recently been unshackled superficially at least
Speaker 1: from the bonds of colonialism. Its strange mix of animus
Speaker 1: and optimism being no less than the reflections of an
Speaker 1: entire planet grappling with its future, and everything was up
Speaker 1: for grabs. It was also a decade when younger generations
Speaker 1: felt more empowered than ever before to genuinely challenge the
Speaker 1: status quos of old, whether it be through the music
Speaker 1: of the day, the proliferation of recreational drugs, or ordinary
Speaker 1: political protest. A decade when swathes of teenagers and young adults,
Speaker 1: using whatever tools they could, took one collective look at
Speaker 1: the world they had inherited and said no, thank you.
Speaker 1: Perhaps it was fitting then that the person who would
Speaker 1: deliver the first official address on live satellite TV during
Speaker 1: that July twenty third broadcast would be President John F. Kennedy,
Speaker 1: the youngest ever American president elected to office. His message
Speaker 1: to the world that day was very much in keeping
Speaker 1: with the spirit of communication epitomized by Telstar, as he
Speaker 1: celebrated the power of this new technology to potentially bring
Speaker 1: us closer together. Sadly, in a turn of events that
Speaker 1: couldn't better encapsulate the tragedy of the human experience, Barely
Speaker 1: eight months after Telstar's launch, this mighty symbol of unity
Speaker 1: was destroyed by the radioactive fallout from a high altitude
Speaker 1: nuclear weapons test. But it was ever Thus we rise,
Speaker 1: we fall, we rise again, and so too did the
Speaker 1: Telstar when in May nineteen sixty three, its second incarnation,
Speaker 1: Telstar two, was launched into orbit. By the autumn of
Speaker 1: sixty three, a total of thirteen satellites had been successfully
Speaker 1: placed in orbit around the globe, though small in comparison
Speaker 1: to today's models, if you happened to be gazing up
Speaker 1: at the right time on a clear enough evening, you
Speaker 1: might just have caught the odd sight of one drifting
Speaker 1: strangely in the sky, like a star suddenly loosened from
Speaker 1: its moorings. Such a sighting at the time would none
Speaker 1: the less have been a rare occurrence, and one that
Speaker 1: no doubt had many of those who might have glimpsed one,
Speaker 1: perhaps believing it wasn't a satellite they had just witnessed,
Speaker 1: but something a little more other worldly instead. At least
Speaker 1: that was one of the many suggestions put forward to
Speaker 1: explain a sighting of an apparent UFO made by four
Speaker 1: British teenagers on their way home from a dance one
Speaker 1: November evening and sixty three. Such a suggestion, however, barely
Speaker 1: scratches the surface of just what exactly happened. Next, you're
Speaker 1: listening to Unexplained, and I'm Richard McClane Smith. The village
Speaker 1: of Saltwood, in the southeast of England, located less than
Speaker 1: a kilometer north of the Kent Coast, is perhaps best
Speaker 1: known for its eponymous castle, built some time in the
Speaker 1: eleventh century CE. It was insult with castle on one
Speaker 1: cold night in December eleven hundred and seventy that four
Speaker 1: knights of the Realm, Sir Hugh de Morville, Reginald Fitzurs,
Speaker 1: William de Tracy and Richard le Breton, took lodgings on
Speaker 1: the eve of committing the most infamous assassination in British history.
Speaker 1: The following day, the four Knights made their way to
Speaker 1: Canterbury Cathedral under orders from King Henry the Second to
Speaker 1: apprehend then Archbishop of Canterbury Thomas Beckett, who was accused
Speaker 1: of undermining the King's recent efforts to limit the powers
Speaker 1: of the church. When Beckett refused to accept the Knight's
Speaker 1: authority to arrest him, they responded by slicing off the
Speaker 1: top of his head and dashing its contents across the
Speaker 1: cathedral floor. Understandably, such history as a knack of lingering
Speaker 1: in places like Saltwood, much like the talk of ancient
Speaker 1: bloody battles that are thought to have occurred on the
Speaker 1: land surrounding the village from as far back as the
Speaker 1: Bronze Age. That and the existence of numerous Roman and
Speaker 1: Anglo Saxon burial sites nearby, only served to intensify the
Speaker 1: belief among some local residents that there were more than
Speaker 1: just a few ghosts that haunted this quiet corner of
Speaker 1: the British Isles. It is little surprised, then, that such
Speaker 1: things might have wormed their way into the minds of
Speaker 1: sixteen year old Jenny Holloway, her boyfriend John Flaxton and
Speaker 1: their two friends Tony and Mervyn as they made their
Speaker 1: way home on that chilly evening of Saturday, November sixteenth.
Speaker 1: But all those familiar old tails they knew of ghostly
Speaker 1: legionnaires and ladies in white so passe. This was the sixties,
Speaker 1: after all. It was time for something a little different.
Speaker 1: Here they come now on their way to nearby Sandling Station,
Speaker 1: approaching the last street light on the edge of the village.
Speaker 1: Let's join them as they step beyond the reaches of
Speaker 1: its soft sodium glow and into the dark of the
Speaker 1: Kent countryside. It is nearly nine pm when the four
Speaker 1: friends draw up alongside the playing fields of Saltwood's Brockhill
Speaker 1: Park School, trying their best to ignore the ominous silhouette
Speaker 1: of the gloomy old manor house at the back of
Speaker 1: the premises. The house, along with the rest of the site,
Speaker 1: had once been part of a vast private estate belonging
Speaker 1: to the Tawney family after inheriting it in the eighteen eighties.
Speaker 1: The estate's last owner, William Towney, considered by some to
Speaker 1: have been somewhat of an eccentric, was said to have
Speaker 1: been a recluse rarely seen by any one other than
Speaker 1: the property's caretakers. Even as far back as the late
Speaker 1: nineteenth century, Brochial Manor was known to the locals as
Speaker 1: the Haunted House. In days gone by, those who dared
Speaker 1: to get close enough to look inside would be treated
Speaker 1: to the intimidating sight of a huge polar bear raised
Speaker 1: up on hind legs, with its teeth and claws, beard,
Speaker 1: and all manner of other animal skins dotted about the place.
Speaker 1: But it was for the small patch of woodland located
Speaker 1: just behind the house that the most elaborate tales were preserved.
Speaker 1: For it was there, at the foot of Chesterfield Wood,
Speaker 1: on a small island in the middle of a private lake,
Speaker 1: that the enigmatic Towney was laid to rest in the
Speaker 1: autumn of ninety three, along with his dark Daisy, who
Speaker 1: was killed and buried with him as per his final request.
Speaker 1: Tawney's ghost was said to haunt the island and surrounding woods,
Speaker 1: the same woods, incidentally, towards which something peculiar was now
Speaker 1: falling from out of the sky. John is the first
Speaker 1: to notice it, alerting the others to the bright, reddish
Speaker 1: yellow light that he assumes to be some kind of
Speaker 1: shooting star, but just as it looks as though it
Speaker 1: might smash into the ground, the group watch with amazement
Speaker 1: as the peculiar light appears to slow down, suddenly, then
Speaker 1: hover for a moment before disappearing behind the trees. Growing
Speaker 1: a little unnerved, the group hurry on toward the station
Speaker 1: until approaching a bend in the road known as Slighbrook Corner,
Speaker 1: John notices a strange, hazy glow coming from the direction
Speaker 1: of the woods. Turning the corner, they catch sight of
Speaker 1: something resting on top of the hill. At roughly twenty
Speaker 1: feet wide in diameter and oval in shape, it appears
Speaker 1: to be lit up from the inside. As the friends
Speaker 1: continue on, all the while keeping their eyes fixed on
Speaker 1: the object, they struggle to shake the distinct feeling that
Speaker 1: whatever it is is watching them. A short time later,
Speaker 1: with the group having come to a dip in the road,
Speaker 1: they have just lost sight of the strange object when
Speaker 1: a figure suddenly emerges stumbling into the road thirty yards
Speaker 1: ahead of them. The group freeze as they watched the
Speaker 1: silhouetted outline of what seems to be a man in
Speaker 1: a cloak carrying an old fashioned hurricane lamp. The light
Speaker 1: of which flashes intermittently as the figure shuffles slowly forwards.
Speaker 1: When they strain for a closer look. However, they soon
Speaker 1: realize their mistake. It isn't a cloak that the man
Speaker 1: has on his back, it's a pair of wings. And
Speaker 1: where at first they had assumed the man's head to
Speaker 1: have been rendered invisible by the lack of light, the
Speaker 1: more they look at it, the more it begins to
Speaker 1: seem as though there isn't a head at all. Too
Speaker 1: afraid to move, the friends watch and stun silence as
Speaker 1: the figure disappears over the rail track, before running to
Speaker 1: the safety of the station. After seeing Jenny on to
Speaker 1: her train, the boys make their way back to Saltwood Village,
Speaker 1: but see nothing again of the strange figure or glowing
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Speaker 1: When John Flaxton first recounts the story to his other friends,
Speaker 1: he has convinced that he saw a ghost, and before
Speaker 1: long news of the peculiar sighting begins to spread amongst
Speaker 1: the kids of the local area. However, the following Friday,
Speaker 1: news of a very different kind was beginning to filter
Speaker 1: through to Saltwood Village and indeed the rest of the world.
Speaker 1: For viewers of BBC one, the announcement came through at
Speaker 1: shortly after seven pm UK time that President John F.
Speaker 1: Kennedy of the United States had been shot while on
Speaker 1: a presidential visit to Dallas in Texas. A second news
Speaker 1: flash thirty minutes later confirmed that the president of the
Speaker 1: United States was dead, Thanks in part to the Telstar
Speaker 1: to satellite news and images of the assassination quickly filtered
Speaker 1: through to the rest of the world. Though some, including
Speaker 1: far right elements within the United States angered by his
Speaker 1: position on civil rights, celebrated Kennedy's death, a great many
Speaker 1: more around the world were united in shock. Later that night,
Speaker 1: in Saltwood, another group of friends, this time driving towards
Speaker 1: Sandling Station, also witness what they at first take to
Speaker 1: be a shooting star, but then on their way back,
Speaker 1: they spot a light behind Chesterfield Wood, just as the
Speaker 1: others had seen the week before, only this time they
Speaker 1: see it rise into the air and land in a
Speaker 1: field a hundred yards away in utter amusement. After pulling
Speaker 1: over the car, one of the group, sixteen year old
Speaker 1: Annette Baxter, volunteers to take a closer look. Speaking to
Speaker 1: reporters a few days later, Baxter described how surely, after
Speaker 1: making her way toward the light, she saw what she
Speaker 1: took to be some kind of a figure emerge from
Speaker 1: out of it. The last thing she remembered was turning
Speaker 1: to run before apparently blacking out. That same night, at
Speaker 1: a quarry located about half a mile outside the village,
Speaker 1: the appearance of soft glowing lights in the distance is
Speaker 1: followed by the sound of engines and music growing in intensity,
Speaker 1: until finally two cars of teenagers burst forth from the
Speaker 1: surrounding trees. The head lamps illuminate the cavern as space
Speaker 1: for the briefest of moments as the cars spin round,
Speaker 1: then come to rest at the quarry's air and the
Speaker 1: lights are switched off. Inside the vehicles, cigarettes are passed
Speaker 1: around as the music shifts and the reedy wobble of
Speaker 1: a harmonica is followed by two liver Puddlian voices singing
Speaker 1: in perfect harmony. The kids sing along and turn their
Speaker 1: heads to enjoy the uninterrupted view of a vast, starlit
Speaker 1: sky above, too busy to notice the strange figure lurking
Speaker 1: in the shadows until one of them spots it standing
Speaker 1: a short distance away from the cars. In a panic,
Speaker 1: the kids fumbled for the lights and switch off the radio,
Speaker 1: but when they look again, the figure has gone. The
Speaker 1: following day, as the news and implications of President Kennedy's
Speaker 1: as assination dominate headlines across the globe. For the teenages
Speaker 1: of Saltwood in Kent, there is only one thing on
Speaker 1: their mind. With rumors of the recent peculiar sightings beginning
Speaker 1: to escalate, one resident takes it upon himself to try
Speaker 1: and get to the bottom of it all. On the
Speaker 1: morning of Saturday, November twenty third, sixteen year old John
Speaker 1: McGoldrick ventures up into the woods behind Brockhill Park, where
Speaker 1: after a short investigation of the area, he comes upon
Speaker 1: something unexpected. As he would later recount to the UK's
Speaker 1: Flying Saucer Review, he had stumbled upon a vast expanse
Speaker 1: of bracken that looked as if it had been completely flattened,
Speaker 1: as if a huge, heavy object had rested there. But
Speaker 1: that wasn't all. Moving around the space, John came across
Speaker 1: a series of odd impressions in the ground that looked
Speaker 1: like huge webbed feet over half a meter in length.
Speaker 1: Later that afternoon, a strange creature from out of space
Speaker 1: most definitely did arrive, if only on British television screens.
Speaker 1: It was shortly after five fifteen PM when thousands of
Speaker 1: British viewers were introduced for the first time to an
Speaker 1: enigmatic and prickly individual known only as the Doctor, appearing
Speaker 1: in the first episode ever of Doctor Who. But if
Speaker 1: the Doctor's arrival had stirred the imaginations of the Saltwood
Speaker 1: Village youth, already preoccupied with their own stories of visitors
Speaker 1: from space, it would soon be eclipsed by some even
Speaker 1: more incredible news beamed in from across the Atlantic. The
Speaker 1: following day. It was hard to say how many exactly
Speaker 1: tuned in to watch a ghast as Lee Harvey Oswalt,
Speaker 1: the man accused of Kennedy's assassination, was shot live on
Speaker 1: t V by Dallas night club owner Jack Ruby. Either way,
Speaker 1: there were few who didn't hear about it soon after,
Speaker 1: and only a day later, to cap off one of
Speaker 1: the most extraordinary week ends in world history, many British
Speaker 1: residents watched live again courtesy of the Telstar to satellite,
Speaker 1: as President Kennedy was laid to rest, and with him
Speaker 1: too went forever a now quaint and distant age. Only
Speaker 1: the year before, President Kennedy's press conference had ushered in
Speaker 1: a new era of hyper connectivity in the hope that
Speaker 1: it would foster peace. But in his death something a
Speaker 1: little darker of this new world was being revealed. A
Speaker 1: new media age had well and truly arrived. Author of
Speaker 1: a clockwork Orange and television critic Anthony Burgess would later note,
Speaker 1: we have seen everything now that impartial eye has looked
Speaker 1: on murder. From now on there will always be the
Speaker 1: stain of a corpse on the living room rug. Back
Speaker 1: in Saltwood. With all the focus on the extraordinary events
Speaker 1: that had been taking place in the States, talk of
Speaker 1: the strange goings on of the previous week had been
Speaker 1: all but silenced. Sixteen year old John McGoldrick, however, had
Speaker 1: yet to give up hope of seeing the supposed visitor
Speaker 1: for himself, and it wasn't long before he would get
Speaker 1: his wish. It was sometime toward the end of November,
Speaker 1: around eight p m. The John and two friends made
Speaker 1: their way along the Sandling Road. When, having just passed
Speaker 1: the school playing fields, John caught sight of what he
Speaker 1: took to be a tall figure standing still in the
Speaker 1: field behind a line of trees. The boys hurried along
Speaker 1: the path as they fought to keep it in their sights,
Speaker 1: but as they approached the entrance to the school, they
Speaker 1: were disappointed to find that the figure had now disappeared.
Speaker 1: Moments later, one of the boys let out a sharp
Speaker 1: gasp and pointed toward a corner of the playing field. There,
Speaker 1: standing motionless in the middle of it was the tall
Speaker 1: figure they had seen earlier. Hoping they hadn't been spotted
Speaker 1: by it, the boys quietly made their way to Slaybrook
Speaker 1: Corner and into the field beyond. They were hoping to
Speaker 1: get a more sheltered view of the figure from up
Speaker 1: the hill, but was soon questioning their decision when halfway
Speaker 1: up the rise they caught the whip of something putrid.
Speaker 1: After taking only a few more steps further, John let
Speaker 1: out a cry at the sight of the figure that
Speaker 1: was now standing directly in front of them. The boys
Speaker 1: immediately fled from the scene in terror, running without once
Speaker 1: looking back to the safety of the village. With a
Speaker 1: few local journalists starting to pick up on the story,
Speaker 1: two reporters accompanied John and his friends to the same
Speaker 1: spot a few weeks later, where they reported witnessing a strange,
Speaker 1: pulsating light coming from within the trees that lasted for
Speaker 1: almost half an hour. Neither of the group, however, were
Speaker 1: quite willing to get a closer look at it, and
Speaker 1: so concluded the last reported sighting that formed just one
Speaker 1: of the many strange events that took place in a
Speaker 1: quiet seaside community in the south of England one eventful
Speaker 1: month in nineteen sixty three. After eventually being picked up
Speaker 1: by the national press, the apparent sightings convinced a number
Speaker 1: of UFO enthusiasts to visit the area not long after
Speaker 1: the initial reports first came out. Despite collating a host
Speaker 1: of eyewitness accounts from local residents, with many reporting the
Speaker 1: sighting of a bizarre winged bat like creature, no satisfying
Speaker 1: explanation for the events was found, and that it seemed
Speaker 1: was that it was three years later, almost to the
Speaker 1: day of that first sighting in Saltwood Village, when four
Speaker 1: thousand miles away outside the small town of Point Pleasant
Speaker 1: in West Virginia, USA, two young couples were cruising in
Speaker 1: a car along the back roads of a local farmlands
Speaker 1: and wetlands region known as the TNT Area. The place
Speaker 1: was so called due to its former usage as an
Speaker 1: ammunition manufacturing and storage facility for the US military. More recently, however,
Speaker 1: it had become a popular spot for kids and young
Speaker 1: adults from the local area to hang out and loose
Speaker 1: away from the prying eyes of the town's more senior residence,
Speaker 1: but that night the area was oddly deserted. The four friends,
Speaker 1: Roger and Linda Scarborough and Mary and Steve Mallett, were
Speaker 1: just about to head home when Steve spotted something up
Speaker 1: ahead by the side of the road. It was some
Speaker 1: kind of animal that appeared to be caught on a
Speaker 1: wire and was trying desperately to free itself, but as
Speaker 1: they drew nearer, they soon discovered it was like no
Speaker 1: animal either of them had ever seen before. Roger, who
Speaker 1: was driving at the time, slammed on the brakes and
Speaker 1: switched off the radio. Then together they sat in stunned
Speaker 1: silence as they tried to wrap their minds around what
Speaker 1: it was they were looking at. The apparent creature had
Speaker 1: two long arms and stood upright on two legs, looking
Speaker 1: almost human were it not for its disproportionately large hands.
Speaker 1: It was almost seven feet tall, with a lithe and
Speaker 1: muscular body, and from what they could make out and
Speaker 1: the glare of the headlights, a sort of pale beige
Speaker 1: in color from afar, It had first appeared as if
Speaker 1: the creature's hand was trapped in the wire. It was
Speaker 1: only when they moved in closer that they realized it
Speaker 1: wasn't a hand. It was then they noticed the pair
Speaker 1: of them sticking up behind its shoulders, having eventually freed
Speaker 1: itself and then stumbled away. The apparent creature was alleged
Speaker 1: to have appeared in the sky moments later and chased
Speaker 1: the four friends all the way back to Point Pleasant.
Speaker 1: This creature that became known as the Mothman, was considered
Speaker 1: by some, such as famed uthologist John Keel, to be
Speaker 1: an almost mythological being of indeterminate galactic origin. Keel's best
Speaker 1: known book on the subject, The Mothman Prophecies, although dealing
Speaker 1: mainly with the sightings and subsequent events that took place
Speaker 1: around Point Pleasant, also speculated that the bizarre sightings in Saltwood, England,
Speaker 1: three years previously might have been of the same creature.
Speaker 1: That the Mothman was possibly a portent of tragedy and
Speaker 1: death was perhaps one of his more outlandish theories. Either way,
Speaker 1: one thing we can be sure of, whatever it was
Speaker 1: that took place exactly in that quiet Kent village in
Speaker 1: nineteen sixty three, remains to this day unexplained. If you
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