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Here’s another one to add to the proof there is life outside of planet Earth and they are also flying around exploring space like us humans. A large piece of a UFO was found in Otradnesnky, a small town in Siberia. The U-shaped metal object weighs 200 kilograms (440lbs),...
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A British man, from Hertfordshire, has dialed 999, the UK equivalent of the better known 911, to report what he thought was a strange, eerie light in the sky. This is believed not to be a prank, the man was all serious and sounded alarmed on the phone (audio from...
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In australia, insurance companies aren’t getting too many positive stories of late. But, out of Canada comes a story that is rather bizarre. For those that feel insurance companies are blood sucking thieves, hearing what they are prepared to insure, with little likelyhood of a payout, will not temper...
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In a remarkable move, scientists in Iran, a country more renowned for being unwilling participants in Hollywood blockbusters, than for their technological program, have announced that they’ve built a fully functional aircraft they call a flying saucer. They claim it is designed to carry reconnaissance, aerial imagery and other...
Here’s another one to add to the proof there is life outside of planet Earth and they are also flying around exploring space like us humans. A large piece of a UFO was found in Otradnesnky, a small town in Siberia. The U-shaped metal object weighs 200 kilograms (440lbs),...
A British man, from Hertfordshire, has dialed 999, the UK equivalent of the better known 911, to report what he thought was a strange, eerie light in the sky. This is believed not to be a prank, the man was all serious and sounded alarmed on the phone (audio from...
In australia, insurance companies aren’t getting too many positive stories of late. But, out of Canada comes a story that is rather bizarre. For those that feel insurance companies are blood sucking thieves, hearing what they are prepared to insure, with little likelyhood of a payout, will not temper...
In a remarkable move, scientists in Iran, a country more renowned for being unwilling participants in Hollywood blockbusters, than for their technological program, have announced that they’ve built a fully functional aircraft they call a flying saucer. They claim it is designed to carry reconnaissance, aerial imagery and other...