The Aurora UFO Crash of 1897
“When a tin foil spaceship crashed all over Roswell, New Mexico, the residents there must have been overcome with anticipation of the tourist dollars that would soon stuff their wallets. As Roswell sat back and watched the green fly in (pun intended), Aurora, Texas must have felt slighted,” writes Shawn Lindseth for Heckler Spray.
True to the movie, many children see dead people
“Have you ever seen your child talking to the wall? Do you make excuses for their behavior by telling people it must be their “imaginary friend”? Chances are, you have a highly intuitive child- and you are definitely not alone,” writes Jen Weigel for Chicago Now.
Columbus,GA National Civil War Naval Museum
“Books are flying off the shelves – One hit a customer square in the back. Others from the museum gift shop’s rear bookshelves land up to 7 feet away — sometimes upright, as if someone set them there in a flash,” reports Tim Chitwood for the Ledger Enquirer.
Chinese lanterns are frequently mistaken for UFOs
“The truth is out there – and UFO researchers say it might not be as extraterrestrial as first thought. In the past four months, 48 people have reported orange lights and mysterious “burning objects” hovering over their homes,” writes ThisIsLeicestershire in the UK.
Nick Pope once ran the British Government's UFO project
“More and more UFO sightings are recorded every year, while information about unusually shaped crafts keeps coming in from all corners of the world. Some witnesses claim they even encountered human-like beings and talked to them,” writes Javno.
Photo of fast moving light over Rankinston, UK
“RAF Marham today ruled out any possibility its aircraft had sparked a flood of UFO sightings,” reports Chris Bishop for EDP24 in the UK.
ABC's 'V' looks pretty cool - Check out the trailer here!
“ABC’s re-imagining of the 1980s sci-fi miniseries and series V will invade the airwaves beginning Tuesday, Nov. 3, the network announced Sunday,” writes Adam Bryant for TV Guide
'Disctrict 9' The Movie
“District 9″ (out Friday), a $30 million sci-fi thriller based on Blomkamp’s 2005 short film “Alive in Joburg,” and the movie Entertainment Weekly dubs the must-see movie of the summer on this week’s cover.
