While some just might be explainable, most of them can't. No action was seen around same time in nights before nor after. If they were just high-flying birds/bats/satellites, etc.. I would think it would be EVERY night. They were flying in ALL directions too. Someone counted over 50 of them
Monday, 28 March 2011
Daytime video of UFO fleet over Fukushima, Japan 26th March 2011
Latest UFO Sightigns - Alegedly, this daytime video of UFO fleet was recorded in Fukushima, Japan on Saturday, 26th March 2011.
What do you think of this footage? Do you have any more info about it? Please leave a comments below!
UFO over Bogota, Colombia 26th March 2011
Great footage of huge unknown objects in triangle formation was recorded in Bogota, Colombia recently (in March 2011). Here's the video:
Sunday, 27 March 2011
It's a real UFO declare Chinese scientists 15th March 2011
A number of witnesses saw and filmed a UFO in Kunming on 15 March at 7:30pm. The event took place in the 'Golden Temple' district of the city. The UFO consisted of a number of fluorescent Blue lights that one by one joined up to form a circle before vanishing.
The witnesses who managed to film the event on their mobile telephone cameras approached the famous Purple Mountain Astronomical Observatory in Nanjing. The astronomers called in Yifang Zhang, a former physics professor and the president of the Kunming UFO association, to assist them in analysing the footage.
Yifang Zhang concluded that the object could not be a plane or a kite and must be declared a UFO.
Astronomers working within Purple Mountain Observatory agreed that the object is a UFO however noted that this does not make it an alien craft: Adding that Mr Zhang has a tendency to jump to that conclusion.
Interestingly, although the video footage of the UFO has not been released, the photo seen above shows an object identical to one seen in a number of videos shot throughout the world (see video below). Whenever this type of UFO does show up on the Internet in a video clip we are assured by anonymous posters of comments that this is known to be a CGI fake and they even know who created it. Any attempt to argue with these posters, by viewers, often results in them getting rather aggressive in getting their "opinion" across.
UFO frenzy goes into overdrive as three red lights hover over Colorado town
It's the latest internet sensation - amateur footage of three red lights in a triangular formation hovering in the night sky above the town of Lafayette in Colorado.
The video, shot last Monday, shows that the sky was clear and witnesses said they could not see anything connecting the lights.
Leroy Vandervegt, a 50-year-old who has lived in Lafayette for 16 years, shot the video Sunday evening after his 17-year-old son saw the glowing orbs move from south west to south east along the horizon.
'I had no idea what it is,' he said. 'It wasn't a satellite, it wasn't an airplane and it wasn't a helicopter.'
By Friday, five days after posting, more than 39,000 people had watched the video on YouTube, dailycamera.com reports.
Mr Vandervegt said the lights made no noise and did not blink.
The lights remained in a triangular shape as they moved forward, though the shape of the triangle changed.
Denver International Airport officials would not talk about the sighting but, intriguingly, Allen Kenitzer, the Federal Aviation Administration's spokesman for the Rocky Mountain region, said his staff didn't see anything out of the ordinary.
Mr Kenitzer said: 'To the best of our knowledge, radar returns showed no abnormal unidentified activity within our airspace in references to the three triangular formation red lights as being reported.'
Doug Wilson is the Colorado director for the Mutual UFO Network, an organization that strives to learn the origin of UFO phenomena through the collection and analysis of UFO data. He received four reports of the UFO sighting and is sending investigators to the scene.
'It's unusual for us to have a single event with multiple reports,' he said. 'It's not just somebody pulling our leg.'
He added that three red lights in a triangle is a common pattern for UFOs.
Astrophysicist Adam Frank, however, poured cold water on the reports, questioning why a planet-hopping spaceship would need headlights.
He said: 'Any civilization with technology capable of spanning light-years ought to be able to hide themselves well enough to avoid detection from hairy apes with jet-planes like us.
'Of course, the lights might be their engines but a species crossing trillions of kilometres of empty space is not going to be using rockets. Hopefully they have some other kind of "hyperdrive" or something cool.'
The video, shot last Monday, shows that the sky was clear and witnesses said they could not see anything connecting the lights.
Leroy Vandervegt, a 50-year-old who has lived in Lafayette for 16 years, shot the video Sunday evening after his 17-year-old son saw the glowing orbs move from south west to south east along the horizon.
'I had no idea what it is,' he said. 'It wasn't a satellite, it wasn't an airplane and it wasn't a helicopter.'
By Friday, five days after posting, more than 39,000 people had watched the video on YouTube, dailycamera.com reports.
Mr Vandervegt said the lights made no noise and did not blink.
The lights remained in a triangular shape as they moved forward, though the shape of the triangle changed.
Denver International Airport officials would not talk about the sighting but, intriguingly, Allen Kenitzer, the Federal Aviation Administration's spokesman for the Rocky Mountain region, said his staff didn't see anything out of the ordinary.
Mr Kenitzer said: 'To the best of our knowledge, radar returns showed no abnormal unidentified activity within our airspace in references to the three triangular formation red lights as being reported.'
Doug Wilson is the Colorado director for the Mutual UFO Network, an organization that strives to learn the origin of UFO phenomena through the collection and analysis of UFO data. He received four reports of the UFO sighting and is sending investigators to the scene.
'It's unusual for us to have a single event with multiple reports,' he said. 'It's not just somebody pulling our leg.'
He added that three red lights in a triangle is a common pattern for UFOs.
Astrophysicist Adam Frank, however, poured cold water on the reports, questioning why a planet-hopping spaceship would need headlights.
He said: 'Any civilization with technology capable of spanning light-years ought to be able to hide themselves well enough to avoid detection from hairy apes with jet-planes like us.
'Of course, the lights might be their engines but a species crossing trillions of kilometres of empty space is not going to be using rockets. Hopefully they have some other kind of "hyperdrive" or something cool.'
UFO video filmed in Leyton, London UK 24th March 2011
This unknown bright object was seen and recorded hovering in the night sky over Leyton in London, UK on Thursday, 24th March 2011.
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