This object flew over Harbour Mile, N.L., on Monday night. (Courtesy of Darlene Stewart)

Residents in Harbour Mille, a tiny community on Newfoundland’s south coast, want to know what they saw in the sky Monday night.

Darlene Stewart said she was outside taking pictures of the sunset when she saw something fly overhead.

She snapped a picture of the object in an attempt to zoom in on it to see what it was.

“Even with the camera, I couldn’t make it out until I put it on the computer,” she told CBC News. “I knew then it wasn’t an airplane. It was something different.”
Stewart’s picture shows a blurry image of what appears to be some kind of missile-like object emitting either flames or heavy smoke.

Read complete article here. {via cbc.ca}

Some of the world’s finest scientific minds have assembled in London to discuss the question of UFOs.

Eminent academics and scientists are attending a two-day conference in the capital organised by the Royal Society – the UK’s national academy of science.

World leading astronomers, biologists and astrophysicists including professor Colin Pillinger, principal investigator for the British Beagle 2 Mars lander project, will address questions such as: What will alien life look like if we find it? Will we be meeting life-forms incredibly similar to ourselves or will they be the frightful monsters of sci-fi films? How do you break news of alien discoveries to the world without creating wide-spread pandemonium?

Read complete article here. {via Press Association}

Friend or Foe?

Scientists searching for alien life should get governments and the UN involved lest we unwittingly contact hostile extraterrestrials, a British astronomer has warned.

The caution comes as more experts argue that the search for intelligent life should be stepped up.

Mr Marek Kukula, public astronomer at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, said: “Part of me is with the enthusiasts and I would like us to try to make proactive contact with a wiser, more peaceful civilisation.”

But he warned: “We might like to assume that if there is intelligent life out there it is wise and benevolent, but of course we have no evidence for this.

Read complete article here. {via Telegraph}

Don’t miss it! {video source: campetin}

SECRET FILES: Stories in The Press from early January 1979 show that the air force had a Skyhawk readied to investigate UFO sightings following the mysterious lights which appeared over Kaikoura days before

Hundreds of pages of secret files on New Zealand UFO sightings will be released by the military this year.

The files include reports of UFO sightings from 1979 to 1984 and references to the Kaikoura sighting of December 1978.

The files are held by Archives New Zealand and were to have been made public this month, but the Defence Force is removing personal information from them to comply with the Privacy Act.

“At the moment we are working on making copies of these files, minus the personal information,” a Defence Force spokeswoman said. “Once this work is completed, we are hoping to be able to release a copy of all the UFO files, including some ahead of their release time, within the year.”

Lights were seen in the sky over Kaikoura in December 1978 and were filmed by an Australian news crew. Aircraft tracked the lights, which were also seen on radar.

Read complete article here. {via The Press}

These huge spherical UFO’s started appearing around January 18, 2010. They are on both the forward and rear images taken by NASA’s Stereo Spacecraft in space. They appear to be moving as they are in different positions on many photos. Remember these are huge possibly at least the size of Earth. Further, if they were planets or some type of huge asteroid comets, they would already have been pulled into the sun by the strong gravity the sun produces as in the case of the recent comet. {video source: critiquekat}

This video gets into the backstory of the alleged landing and meeting with extraterrestrials at Holloman Air Force base in New Mexico which was later dramatized in the only government sponsored UFO documentary. {video source: TR0LL2R0CKS}

The Picton Ghost Children

NSW is split into two groups – those who believe in the seemingly paranormal activity seen in a photograph of a pair of ghostly children wandering in a cemetery south of Sydney and those who think it’s all bunk.

The Daily Telegraph’s website was flooded with hundreds of comments yesterday as Renee English, who took the photo on January 9 while on a ghost tour for her teenage brother’s birthday, stood by her claim no one was in the cemetery at the time.

“Let them say it (it’s not true), I know I took that photo and I know those kids weren’t there,” she said.

Read complete article here. {via The Daily Telegraph}

Xinjiang Uyghur UFO?

A bright flying UFO with a cone tail was photographed over Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region on Jan. 11 around 8 pm.

The object was flashing blue, red, white and green lights according to CCTV.com and Iyaxin.com.

MSNBC’s James Oberg reported that a Chinese missile was fired to intercept another missile in flight last week, which sparked people in the Xinjiang and Gansu provinces to report the UFO sighting.

Read complete article here. {via People Magazine Daily}

Paul Vigay (Andrew Collins)

The death of leading international UFO expert, Paul Vigay, is a mystery, a coroner has admitted, after he drowned without leaving a suicide note.

The 44 year-old, who worked on the 2002 Mel Gibson film Signs, was discovered floating in the sea off the coast of Portsmouth, Hants, in February last year.

Mr Vigay, a leading figure internationally on the research of UFOs and crop circles, had split up with girlfriend Andrea Smith on the night of his death, Portsmouth Coroners Court heard.

Miss Smith, who shared a final meal with her former boyfriend before his death, told the hearing: “It was not aggressive. It was just emotional.”

Read complete article here. {via The Telegraph}