Spectacular Photo of UFO Over Beibei, Chongqing, China

10/24/2009:  A UFO hovered over Beibei, Chongqing, China.  The object was in a v-shape and flashed in five different colors ( red, blue, green, yellow and white).

The UFO flooded the night sky of Beibei, Chongqing with these lights.  It appears to have attracted hundreds of passersby.  The UFO hovered for several minutes without changing direction.  The people present did not hear any engine or see any means of propulsion.  The glowing UFO color was quite bright  It had a white V font style arrangement, intersected with red, the color transforming every few minutes, and each time a change is a gradual.

Because it is in the evening, the witnesses couldn't get an approximate height.  The UFO appeared for a full half an hour before an airliner flew over not too far away.  The witnesses made a comparison of the height of the civil aircraft and UFO's altitude and said that it was obvious that the civilian aircraft was flying high above the UFO.

About half an hour later, the UFO perimeter light began to flash, and after a moment, the UFO disappeared.

Source: http://www.tmufo.com/

UFO Cow Abduction Caught on Videotape in Argentina

It's a story like a science fiction movie: A UFO is said to have kidnapped a cow in Argentina.  It was beamed upward! These are the claims of TV channel "Channel 3" in a report.

A witness presented to the camera several (very sharp) photos, proving the incredible assertion, and discusses with the world. The event originated north of the city of Rosario in the vicinity of a river.

On display is a dark disc (UFO) and a bright spot (cow). The alleged animal is floating in the air, as if it was carried by a beam of energy - as we see often in movies.

Real or fake? The witness is sure that it is not a helicopter, etc. She says: "It seemed as if the cow was sucked up by the UFO. After a few minutes both vanished. "Her husband who stood by, confirmed the incident.

But why should aliens do such a thing? UFO experts are divided: for medical experiments - or because they could feed on the animals' blood ...

Source:  http://www.bild.de/

Weird Destin: Is the truth out there?

"I hope that Eglin Air Force Base is testing something." — Fisherman to UFOinfo.com


Should we rename ourselves The World’s Spookiest Fishing Village?

There are many tall tales of ghosts, UFOs and other oddities from every part of the world. Destin is no exception when it comes to these close encounters of the strange kind.

Ghosts of America, a Web site that chronicles haunted happenings around the nation, maintains that Destin is a haunted hotspot.

While most of the so-called sightings seem like nonsense, Destin’s Holiday Inn seems to have emerged as a favorite ghost story setting. There have been a couple of accounts from commenters of strange events there.

Both so-called eye-witnesses awoke in their rooms to see ghosts, including a “tall black shadow of a man standing at the end of the bed,” and a “transparent little boy who smiles sweetly and has long eyelashes.”

It only gets weirder from there.

It would appear that even the extra-terrestrials vacation in Destin, because there are multiple accounts of UFOs flying around our skies on the Web site UFOinfo.com. One tale tells of a “triangular shaped object flying around at tremendous speeds in the early hours of the morning.” According to the story, this UFO looks similar to a flock of birds flying in formation, but can “blend into cloud coverage,” has “lights running along each side” and travels at a speed of “half a mile in five seconds.”

Another account described a UFO that appeared as a “green light” and was seen moving very rapidly and then suddenly stopping all around the Gulf of Mexico.

And of course there was the 1987 abduction that was reported to have happened near Destin. A 5-year old boy was sleeping on the couch late at night when a short robot-like entity approached and apparently floated him up into a hovering disc-shaped object that was above a nearby clearing in the woods. He remembered being medically examined onboard the craft. He was apparently picked up the next day also and given a post-hypnotic suggestion that made his throat hurt when he talked about the incident.

And if you are not yet a true believer, consider longtime Rodeo Weighmaster Bruce Cheves’ tale. He’s been telling everyone who will listen on the Rodeo docks about the UFO he saw a week ago at twilight.

It came from the east and took on three different shapes as it passed by from Holiday Isle to just past the jetties, he says. The first shape was like an X, he said, with bright lights at each of the corners and center. Then it morphed into an egg shape with purple, red, green and gold lights.

“It was very bright,” Cheves said. “And it never made a sound. It just filled up the sky and was so bright.”

Bruce was so inspired he created a UFO division for the Destin Fishing Rodeo.

So far, his entry is the only one on the leaderboard.

Source: http://www.ufoinfo.com/ and http://www.thedestinlog.com/

Lecture at UNCW Will Focus on Military Concerns About UFOs

At a nuclear missile launch site in North Dakota, a guard spots a mysterious bright light hovering over the location of each rocket silo.

Below ground, officers on duty notice their missiles start to activate one by one.

In the launch capsule, an officer orders emergency procedures when he sees every bomb targeted by the intruder prepare to fire.

UFO researcher Robert Hastings has recorded this and other testimony from retired U.S. military personnel who worked at nuclear facilities over the past four decades. He says there’s a pattern of UFOs targeting nuclear launch sites not just in the United States, but around the world.

“One might interpret that as these beings attempting to send a warning to us humans that we are playing with fire,” Hastings said. “Alternatively, it could be that these beings are planning to invade Earth and don’t want to inhabit a radioactive wasteland.”

A retired laboratory analyst and lifelong UFO investigator, Hastings will give a free lecture and slideshow in the Burney Center at the University of North Carolina Wilmington at 7 p.m. today Hastings says his findings confirm beyond a reasonable doubt the existence of UFOs and their concern to top-level military and intelligence officials.

“I’m trying to get this message out to the public to let people know that this is not science fiction, this is not Hollywood, this is not the funny pages – this is absolutely real,” Hastings said.

In more than 30 years of research on UFO sightings, Hastings has collected testimony from 120 veterans, and reviewed thousands of de-classified Air Force, FBI and CIA documents. He has appeared on CNN’s Larry King Live, spoken at more than 500 colleges and published a book on his findings last year. His presentation at UNCW is part of the campus’ ACE Voice program, a series of speakers invited to bring fresh perspectives to campus.

Decades of research was kindled by a mysterious sighting one night during Hastings’ high school job as a janitor at an Air Force base in Montana in 1967. As Hastings cleaned the radar room, an officer on duty told him they were monitoring UFOs in the area, and showed him five hovering objects on the radar screen. Within minutes, the officer grew tense and ordered Hastings out of the room. Later, the officer refused to discuss what had happened. With that, a lifelong quest was born.

Hastings’ focus is on collecting firsthand accounts from military veterans of UFO sightings and activity during their service time. He conducts careful research to confirm each source’s background, and corroborates each account with other eyewitness descriptions and de-classified government documents.

Hastings believes the government’s knowledge of UFOs is kept quiet out of fear of public panic if the information was released.

Over the years, Hastings says he has seen half a dozen UFOs with his own eyes, including a set of bright lights hovering over radio and TV towers in Albequerque that covered eight miles in three seconds. Though Hastings emphasizes that he is only speculating, he believes that at least one race of alien visitors has been monitoring Earth for a long time.

“I think we’re slowly as a race being acquainted with their reality and presence here, and at some point they’re going to leave no doubt in anyone’s mind that that’s what’s going on,” Hastings said.

Source: Chelsea Kellner at http://www.starnewsonline.com/

Flint UFO Sighting was Likely Plane in Low Clouds, FAA Says

FLINT, Michigan — One unidentified motorist claims to have seen an unidentified flying object — but no one else can confirm or deny the sighting.


The writer of the Internet posting at www.ufostalker.com/event.html?id=20142 said he (or she) was going to school at 9:20 p.m. Monday, Oct. 26, getting onto Interstate 69 at the Irish exit when the motorist noticed lights in the sky.

Initially the person thought it was lights, such as those used in a concert, which “criss cross”.

Looking closer, the motorist described the lights as four opaque lights in a tear-drop shape, with dark circles in the center.

The lights repeatedly came to the center and bounced back out, covering an estimated 100-foot span — 50 feet in each direction from center.

The lights as a whole rotated very slow.

The person said he/she watched the UFO for about 10 minutes, which was 100 to 200 feet in the air, moving parallel to his/her car. The object made no noise and was too large to be any type of known aircraft.

“I thought it was the coolest thing ever,” the writer noted.

Genesee County 911 dispatchers said they had no log entry of anyone calling in a UFO sighting, nor would they note one, unless an officer was dispatched to the scene.

Air traffic controllers at Bishop Airport said they could not comment, saying all questions must go through the Federal Aviation Administration.

Tony Molinaro, spokesman with the FAA Public Affairs Office for the Great Lakes and Central Regions located in Chicago, contacted the Flint airport to report that there were no sightings by pilots, air traffic controllers or anything unusual on radar.

“In that area, at night, with the cloud cover, it could be someone seeing the lights of a plane, but not the plane,” Molinaro said.

“That area (of the sighting) is an area of approach for aircraft.”

Source: http://www.mlive.com/

UFOs Reported in Sutton Skies

KEEP watching the skies – the Observer has received several reports of UFOs during October. All witnesses speak of a strange, glowing light traversing the night sky over Sutton.

Accounts range from an intangible orb to a clearly defined mass bathed in a 'burnt orange' energy. The latter is said to have a plane's fixed-wing and 'nose' design, but bears no flashing lights while it defies conventional laws of physics.

Now the members of the public who have had these close encounters want to satisfy their curiosity, asking: "Do you know what they are?"

They are also wondering whether any more residents have experienced similar phenomena.

The first unexplained report focuses on Saturday, October 3. The Observer did not publish it to see whether additional calls from the public would independently corroborate the eyewitness account.


"We had just come out of a restaurant on Lower Parade and it was about 9.15pm," said a female resident who asked not to be named.

"There was a party of six of us and we were waiting for a few moments following a family gathering.

"My niece suddenly said 'what's that'? and I saw an object flying low over The Mall shopping centre.

"It was like an orb, with a gold light that was almost orange and a reddish glow on top of it.

"Then a second one appeared following it, flying very silently and low towards Marks and Spencer.

"Two chaps were also watching them go over the buildings and we said we would go to the other side of the street to see whether we could continue watching.

"We saw one, but it got so high so quickly."

She added: "I don't know how big the objects were – they were perhaps a couple of hundred feet in the air.

"It was hard to tell whether they were solid objects or not with the glow and no sign of solid shape."

Similar reports filtered through to the newsdesk, matching a spate of national reports during the summer which some UFO enthusiasts put down to special floating lanterns that have become fashionable to release at weddings.

But then this week, a Four Oaks resident contacted the Observer to share an incident from October 18 that he has been unable to put out of his mind.

He spotted an aircraft above Mere Green, travelling north towards Lichfield.

"It was 10.40pm," he said, also asking not to be named.

"I noticed something and thought 'that's a bright star'.

"Then I thought 'it has to be a planet', but it soon seemed to be more like a plane.

"I could see the shape of wings and a 'nose' on it, but it hadn't got lights on and the whole of the shape was surrounded by a burnt orange colour; it was bathed in it. I've never seen anything like it in my life.

"I heard no noise in all the time I was watching which was about ten minutes.

"Then it went up through the clouds, getting smaller and smaller until it disappeared."

He said: "It was most unusual. If it was a plane it would have had lights on and, despite the wings, it was going up vertically just as a helicopter would take off.

"Before that, it had seemed to be just 'holding' in the sky.

"I couldn't say how low it was, or how big and I'm glad it was no closer – you hear of people disappearing.

"If it's an experiment, or a new plane, we should be told."

Source: http://www.thisissuttoncoldfield.co.uk/

Tuesday, October 27, 2009

UFO Invasion of Siberian Tourist Spot

UFO Mysteries: ‘Nazca Lines’ Discovered in Kazakhstan

UFO Shot Down by Iranian Forces

Source: http://www.allnewsweb.com/