(May 1, 2010) The Naples Daily News reported that there were 11 sightings of an unidentified flying object over the Isle of Capri and its vicinity. A resident named Ann Hall saw a mysterious light hover above the water near her home in Capri. She described the light as having a "squished" appearance and motionless. Morgan Beall of the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) suggested that light was merely the moon setting but Hall disputed the suggestion noting that the light was sighted descending into the horizon at 10:22 PM.
(May 1, 2010) The Hounslow Chronicle reported that residents have seen an unidentified flying object in the area. The object, described as a group of five mysterious lights, was pursued by military aircraft.
Among the witnesses were Michal Czyz and four of his friends who saw the UFO for about 10 seconds as they gathered in Czyz's garden for a barbecue. Hounslow is said to maintain heavy air traffic and Czyz insisted that the lights he saw were not from an airplane. He said he attempted to film it but his hands shook too much to keep the object in focus. The sighting occurred around 9:00 PM as two of his friends returned from a corner shop. They'd seen others film the UFO as it was pursued by three military planes that were said to patrol the area for about 30 minutes.
In a similar incident, an unidentified woman saw mysterious object while driving home from work. The sighting occurred on March 20 along the intersection of the Great West Road and the M4. The woman, a resident of Brentford, said the object descended vertically and zoomed away at high speed. She told the Chronicle it was her first paranormal encounter and that she's had panic attacks since then.
Among the witnesses were Michal Czyz and four of his friends who saw the UFO for about 10 seconds as they gathered in Czyz's garden for a barbecue. Hounslow is said to maintain heavy air traffic and Czyz insisted that the lights he saw were not from an airplane. He said he attempted to film it but his hands shook too much to keep the object in focus. The sighting occurred around 9:00 PM as two of his friends returned from a corner shop. They'd seen others film the UFO as it was pursued by three military planes that were said to patrol the area for about 30 minutes.
In a similar incident, an unidentified woman saw mysterious object while driving home from work. The sighting occurred on March 20 along the intersection of the Great West Road and the M4. The woman, a resident of Brentford, said the object descended vertically and zoomed away at high speed. She told the Chronicle it was her first paranormal encounter and that she's had panic attacks since then.
(April 17, 2010) Lex18 today reported that a boomerang-shaped unidentified flying object was sighted over Berea City in Madison County, Kentucky. Editor of the Berea Citizen Scott Powell said the UFO was visible for 15 minutes as it tumbled in the air. He added that it looked like the Gateway Arch in St. Louis, Missouri appearing metallic and shiny.
A teacher later identified the UFO as a 50-foot solar bag used to teach students about solar power.
A teacher later identified the UFO as a 50-foot solar bag used to teach students about solar power.
(April 17, 2010) The County Times today reported that two residents of Machynlleth, Powys witnessed unidentified flying objects.
One of the residents, John Pritchard, saw the UFO at 8:10 PM on March 12 and described it as an "orange light which then changed to a purple colour". He added that the "lights were moving quite slowly at first, then they sped up and zigzagged away". He thought it might have been an "aeroplane" but dismissed the idea as the object changed "colour".
The other, Kathleen Walls, saw the UFO in Pennal near Machynlleth. Walls and her husband witnessed what she described as an object that was "big in body all lit up with two lights either side of it". She added that the UFO might have been a bright star as saw it from miles away, She had difficulty filming the UFO saying, "it was jumping all over the shop".
One of the residents, John Pritchard, saw the UFO at 8:10 PM on March 12 and described it as an "orange light which then changed to a purple colour". He added that the "lights were moving quite slowly at first, then they sped up and zigzagged away". He thought it might have been an "aeroplane" but dismissed the idea as the object changed "colour".
The other, Kathleen Walls, saw the UFO in Pennal near Machynlleth. Walls and her husband witnessed what she described as an object that was "big in body all lit up with two lights either side of it". She added that the UFO might have been a bright star as saw it from miles away, She had difficulty filming the UFO saying, "it was jumping all over the shop".
(April 16, 2010) Right Pundits reported today that a giant fireball was caught on film and video. The fireball, seen for about 15 minutes over the Midwestern United States, sparked frantic calls to 911.
The fireball was seen over Wisconsin, Missouri, Iowa, Ohio, Illinois and Indiana on April 14. The video below, a composite of still photographs taken from a police dashboard camera, shows a large fireball streaking across the sky followed by an explosion and the appearance of a smaller fireball. Witnesses heard rumblings in the ground culminating in a sonic boom that shook houses and frightened small children and animals.
The fireball was seen over Wisconsin, Missouri, Iowa, Ohio, Illinois and Indiana on April 14. The video below, a composite of still photographs taken from a police dashboard camera, shows a large fireball streaking across the sky followed by an explosion and the appearance of a smaller fireball. Witnesses heard rumblings in the ground culminating in a sonic boom that shook houses and frightened small children and animals.
(April 16, 2010) The Wilsonville Spokesman reported today an anonymous account of two people seeing an unidentified flying object that lit up the ground "like a football stadium". The report was filed by proxy with the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) as Case No. 22754. It states that a man and his girlfriend saw the unidentified flying object along I-5 near Woodburn. The witnesses noted that there was no school in the area and that the military might be responsible for the UFO. However, the witnesses were not able to discern the outline of the UFO although they did describe it as hovering motionless 300 feet above the ground.
(April 16, 2010) The Columbus Ledger-Enquirer reported today that unidentified flying objects were seen in the Midwestern and Southeastern United States.A witness in Alabama told of an encounter in Jacksonville north of Anniston along Highway 204 at 6;30 PM on March 31. The witness described a brief flash of lightning lasting 2 seconds that revealed a metal object in the sky. According to the witness, the metal object was a cigar-shaped and a quarter of a mile wide. It did not emit any kind of light or made any discernible movement.
In Roswell, Georgia; a witness reported seeing a UFO on at 9:27 PM on March 28. The unidentified flying object was described as a craft with a "single blinking light". The witness noted that the object was not a conventional aircraft as he observed it flying back and forth for 30 seconds before it descended rapidly and vanished.
On April 1 in Fernandina Beach; Florida, a witness saw a UFO and described it as made up of "large hovering lights covering the ground” in his backyard.
According to George Filer who writes the the UFO newsletter Filer's Files, there have been a lot of UFO sightings reported in Alabama, Florida and Georgia lately.
(April 6, 2010) The Associated Press today reported that a Jordanian newspaper article meant to be an April Fools joke sparked panic in Amman. The article, published in Al Ghad, told of a UFO landing near the town of Jafr. The UFO was allegedly a flying saucer used to transport 10-foot extraterrestrials. It was described as lighting up the whole town and disrupting communications.
The mayor of Jafr, Mohammed Mleihan, sent security forces to look for the extraterrestrials. He said that he was about to evacuate Jafr's 13,000 residents who were frightened that "aliens would attack them". Mleihan considered suing Al Ghad but its managing editor Moussa Barhoumeh apologized saying "We meant to entertain, not scare people".
This incident recalls Orson Welles' radio adaptation of H. G. Wells' classic science-fiction novel The War of Worlds which was broadcast on October 30, 1938 and caused a similar panic in the United States.
The mayor of Jafr, Mohammed Mleihan, sent security forces to look for the extraterrestrials. He said that he was about to evacuate Jafr's 13,000 residents who were frightened that "aliens would attack them". Mleihan considered suing Al Ghad but its managing editor Moussa Barhoumeh apologized saying "We meant to entertain, not scare people".
This incident recalls Orson Welles' radio adaptation of H. G. Wells' classic science-fiction novel The War of Worlds which was broadcast on October 30, 1938 and caused a similar panic in the United States.
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(April 6, 2010) Telegraph.co.uk today reported of cattle mutilations near Shrewsbury in England. Farmers say that orange lights from unidentified flying objects emitted lasers that attacked sheep and removed their eyes and brains.
The farmers added that "neat holes" marked spots where the organs were taken. Phil Hoyle, a UFO researcher, noted a 50-mile wide corridor between Shrewsbury and Powys where unidentified flying objects were said to wander. He and 15 members of the Animal Pathology Unit supposedly saw a orange light as they were working last month at a Welsh hill farm near Radnor Forest. He surmised that the lasers used in the cattle mutilations were not man-made and compared the UFO sightings to a "Star Wars battle".
(April 6, 2010) Gold Coast Bulletin News reported that the area has the second highest number of sightings of unidentified flying objects in a year; ranking second to Brisbane in UFO Research Queensland's (URQ) records. From October 2008 to September 2009, the Gold Coast tallied 25 sightings out of URQ's total of 123 while Brisbane had 28.
UFO reports were previously archived by the Australian Air Force; a task they've discontinued in the 1990s. Local police and civilian groups were left to report UFO sightings which ranged from strange lights to mysterious-looking crafts. Sheryl Gottschall, president of URQ, suggested that the Gold Coast's geography and status as a tourist spot make it a likely place for UFO sightings.
The latest UFO witnesses were Pat Gatward and her husband John who saw four orange lights in the sky at around 6:20 PM. Mrs. Gatward said the lights weren't fireworks and she was not sure whether or not they were of extraterrestrial origin.
(April 3, 2010) news.au.com reported that mysterious objects turned up on the Bureau of Meteorology's national radar system. The objects were described as "red stars, rings of fire and white doughnuts". The latter first appeared on January 15 over Kalgoorlie in Western Australia which was followed by the red star over Broome on January 22 and the rings of fire.
The Bureau suggested that the objects might simply be radar interference. Conspiracy theorists claim however that it might be caused by a United States military project dubbed the "High Frequency Active Auroral Research Program" (HAARP). The project involves shooting high frequency radar bursts into the atmosphere to determine their effect on ionospheric particles. While the stated goal of HAARP is to "study the effects of solar flares on radio communications and improve missile detection and navigation systems", conspiracy theorists claim that it is used to alter the weather.
British electrical engineer and crop circle expert Colin Andrews urged Australians to demand an explanation from the Bureau of Meteorology.
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