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===Southern Incident===
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First documented television [[Signal-hijacking|signal intrusion]]. On November 26, 1977, an audio message, purporting to come from outer space and conveyed by an individual named Vrillon of the [[Ashtar|Ashtar Galactic Command]] was broadcast during an ITN news bulletin on Southern Television in the United Kingdom. The intrusion replaced the program audio with a six-minute speech about the destiny of the human race and a disaster to affect "your world and the beings on worlds around you". Later in the message, Vrillon claimed the time to "alter our trajectory as a race" was now, saying an extinction level event was approaching " by the close of the coming millennium<ref>A warning some now interpret as a reference to [[Y2k]], AKA the [[Millenium-rift|Millenium Rift]].</ref>". Following the intrusion, the International Broadcasting Association (IBA) confirmed that it was the first time such a transmission had been made. The source of the signal is as yet unidentified.

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