Earthfiles
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| Type | Book, film or media |
|---|---|
| On the Timeline | 7 events, 1948–2018 |
Earthfiles is the website and video channel of American journalist and documentary maker Linda Moulton Howe, which reports on cattle mutilations, crop circles, UFO claims and other anomalous subjects alongside environmental science news.[1][2]
Linda Moulton Howe
Howe, born on 20 January 1942, worked in television documentary production and won three regional Emmy awards. Her 1980 documentary A Strange Harvest, about cattle mutilations, suggested that the wounds found on cattle were the work of extraterrestrial beings taking body parts and that the U.S. government was complicit; Howe received a 1981 regional Emmy for audio achievement for it.[1][3]
The site
Howe is editor and host of Earthfiles.com and its associated YouTube channel, which has run since 2007. Through it she has published interviews with people claiming knowledge of government UFO secrets, reports on animal mutilations and crop formations, and coverage of science and environmental topics. She has also been a frequent guest on the radio show Coast to Coast AM.[1][2]
Reception
Howe appears in the documentary Mirage Men, which examines disinformation attributed to Air Force agent Richard Doty, who had been named in her 1989 book An Alien Harvest.[1][4]
On the UAP Timeline

- White Sands blown-window crash claim (1948) (1948) — An anonymous source claims a disc crashed at White Sands with its occupants dead from a blown-out window.
- Fort Polk crash claim (1953) (1953) — An Army source says he saw an egg-shaped craft crash-land at Fort Polk, Louisiana.
- Garrison, Utah crash and burial claim (1953) (20 May 1953) — An anonymous Air Force official claims a craft crashed and was buried near Garrison, Utah.
- Roswell-area helicopter crash claim (1954) (12 April 1954) — An Air Force helicopter trainee says he was sent to a desert crash near Roswell in 1954.
- Cedar Breaks radar site crash claim (1966) — A radar technician reportedly saw a disc crash at a Utah radar site linked to Area 51.
- Hill AFB glowing disc (2010) (15 December 2010) — Two alleged Hill AFB workers report a glowing disc above the flight line.
- Area 29 and Omega operations claim (30 May 2018) — A remote viewer claims targets were linked to 'Omega' operations involving advanced propulsion.
References
- Linda Moulton Howe — Wikipedia · en.wikipedia.org · archived copy
- Earthfiles — official website · earthfiles.com · archived copy
- "A Strange Harvest" (1980), TheTVDB · thetvdb.com · archived copy
- Mirage Men — Wikipedia · en.wikipedia.org · archived copy
This page was last edited on 29 October 2026. Articles are written in our own words from the sources listed under References; disputed claims are attributed to the people who made them.
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