UFO Brooklyn: Otherworldly Lore Fascinates Borough

Brooklyn Daily Eagle

Researcher Alex Cavallari, who was New York State director of Skywatch International, taped and photographed alleged UFOs over his Sheepshead Bay home. ...

uk ufo unit Closes

Tonic

... government has meant the end of the UFO investigation unit after 50 years of fielding and looking into reports from the public about alleged sightings. ...

Emmy Award winner Insights: An Alien Agenda?

The Canadian National Newspaper Exopolitics News (blog)

This phenomenon is not explained though by the revelations of alleged government agents. Nor by such UFO cult groups as Heavens Gate. ...

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Is the alleged UFO sighting in Stephenville, TX in Dec 07/ Jan 08 Legitmate?
Q. Source: The military has reversed it's orignial story saying that miltary jets were in the area at thet time of the sighting. Previously they denied this.
Asked by greymage2001 - Mon Jan 21 17:35:49 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments

A. It's legitimate in that some people in the town that are well known and well respected saw something they couldn't identify. No one really suspects them of lying. As far as I know the 400 T-shirts sold by the high school students was the only profit made off the sighting (no book deals or move deals seem to be pending). What they saw remains a UFO. Psi
Answered by psiexploration - Mon Jan 21 23:09:23 2008

UFOs and Orson Welles?
Q. It has been alleged that the authorities have deliberately concealed evidence of UFOs from the public. Do you think this could somehow be related to the hysteria caused by Orson Welles War of the World broadcast in 1938?
Asked by AskandAnswer - Tue Dec 22 22:04:49 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments

A. The radio broadcast was a drama that scared a lot of people due to it's realism! It may have pushed UFO's to the front of the line but a reason to conceal? Nah, the feds have hidden things like that from us for decades, maybe centuries!
Answered by charlie m - Thu Dec 24 14:32:20 2009

Aurora UFO Incident I have a Way to Illegale justerfid evidence that it was true?
Q. During the 1896-1897 timeframe (some six or seven years before the Wright Brothers' first flight), numerous sightings of a cigar-shaped flying machine were reported across the United States. One of these accounts appeared in the April 19, 1897 edition of the Dallas Morning News. Written by Aurora resident S.E. Haydon[2], the alleged UFO is said to have hit a windmill on the property of a Judge J.S. Proctor two days earlier at around 6am local (Central) time[3], resulting in its crash. The pilot (who was reported to be "not of this world", and a "Martian" according to a purported Army officer from nearby Fort Worth)[4] did not survive the crash, and was buried "with Christian rites" at the nearby Aurora Cemetery. (The cemetery contains a… [cont.]
Asked by MORRISON - Mon Jul 5 08:18:31 2010 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments

A. You spend way too much time reading or watching TV about garbage. For what it is worth, Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin designed his first rigid airship in 1874 (non rigid ones had been flying since 1852) and they were all cigar shaped. Oddly, UFO's were that shape then. Coincidence? Or over-active imagination from 'witness' who simply took whatever was considered 'advanced technology' to illustrate their delirium?
Answered by Vincent G - Mon Jul 5 08:29:13 2010