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- The Bizarre Case of the Kera UFO Encounters
- Forteana and Failing Cars
- From Jargon to Gibberish: Mind Control or just Brain Scrambling?
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The Bizarre Case of the Kera UFO Encounters Posted: 04 Jul 2011 07:25 AM PDT
In a case that might have served as one of the inspirations for the Steven Spielberg, J.J. Abrams blockbuster “Super 8,” a group of Japanese kids had repeated run-ins with a small, silver UFO, which they managed to not only photograph, but actually capture for a brief time during the summer of 1972. There is inexplicably little information to be found — in the western world anyway — regarding the strange series of events that began on August 25th, 1972, in the Kera area of Kōchi City, which is the capital of Kōchi Prefecture on the Shikoku island of Japan. On the afternoon in question a 13 year-old student named Michio Seo was on his way home from middle-school when he allegedly caught site of an unbelievable metallic object hovering over a rice field. The awestruck Seo watched the odd apparatus zip back and forth above the waterlogged paddy. The airborne object resembled a dull, silver hat with a flat bottom and a narrow lip. The curved dome atop the lip was relatively steep and level at the apex. Seo would later compare the objects movements to that of a bat making hairpin turns in pursuit of its insect prey. Seo’s curiosity swiftly usurped his fear and he began to approach the miniature flying saucer, but before he could get too close the object allegedly shot a blinding beam toward the teen. Seo, not wishing to further provoke the UFO — or its possible occupants — quickly fled the scene. As soon as young Seo got back to Kera he hurriedly rounded up four of his best friends — Hiroshi Mori, Yasuo Fujimoto, Katsuoka Kojima and a buddy known only as Yuji — and told them about his incredible encounter. His pals, skeptical, though intrigued, wasted no time in forming a makeshift posse to go out and find this miniature flying dome. At approximately 7:00 pm. Seo, Mori, Fujimoto, Kojima and Yuji arrived at the rice field. The boys kept a steadfast vigil for the better part of an hour when, to the shock of everyone except Seo, the small object returned. The thrilled teens stared at the strange object that was hovering over the field approximately 60-feet from them. Then, as the sun dipped low over the horizon and dusk began to settle in, the device began to emit a pulsating multicolored light. One of the young men, no doubt bolstered by the pressure of his peers, began to stalk the erratically floating UFO. As he neared the object it suddenly emitted an earsplitting “pop” and began to shimmer with a bluish hue. This was all the youngsters needed to send them sprinting back toward their homes. Seo, Mori, Fujimoto, Kojima and Yuji would occasionally visit the field following their sighting and on September 4th — Just over a week after their initial run-in — their patience paid off. At about 9:30 pm. the five young men once again came face to face with the silvery object flying nearly 3-feet above the field. The little UFO started glowing and began to zoom toward the boys causing them to scatter and once again retreat with haste.
On September 6th the boys’ vigilance paid off when on their way to the rice paddy they spied the object lying on the ground in the middle of the field before them. The teenagers, now armed with a camera, sagely decided to snap a photo before they approached the downed “craft.” Once the flashbulb went off the object on the ground began spinning and rapidly rose into the air. The unknown cameraman shot another photo just after its ascension.
The still spinning object almost seemed to be burrowing into the dirt when it stopped moving. At this point 14 year-old Hiroshi Mori cautiously moved toward the incapacitated flying saucer. The brave (or foolhardy) boy decided to bend over and lift the object up with his bare hands. As he did so he claimed that he felt something “moving” inside. A photo of Miro holding the UFO was then taken. The boys marveled at their peculiar prize before Miro wrapped it in a plastic bag and placed it in his backpack and took it home. Once there the boys warily measured the object and declared it to be nearly 8-inches wide and almost 4-inches in height. The now inert UFO was said to weigh about 3 lbs.
Following their inspection, the boys repacked the object in plastic and brought their puzzling find to the home of Yasuo Fujimoto. Fujimoto’s father, Mutsuo, was the current director of the Center for Science Education in the city of Kōchi. The senior Fujimoto gave the object a cursory examination, assuming that the find was of little significance. That would be a decision that he would come to regret. In his own words: “The frequent nights out of the boys began to worry parents, I told my son if it was true what he said, to bring the object. He did: it was something like an ashtray, cast iron, but too light for this metal. (It) had a top down it was impossible to open and inside were pieces similar to a radio. I did not give more importance, but now I regret not having studied more closely.”
Over the course of the next two weeks Seo, Mori, Fujimoto, Kojima and Yuji all claimed to have seen the same (or identical) objects in flight on at least six more occasions. Fujimoto himself saw it three times. The gang even managed to capture it a second time, but the object disappeared under mysterious circumstances yet again. The boys — trying to predict when the object would next rear its proverbial head — deduced that the single unifying factor in all of their sightings was the fact that they never seemed to occur on rainy days. This, they surmised, was due to the fact that the object “feared” water. Bearing this in mind they formulated a plan to capture the device. On September 19, the gang once again returned to the now notorious rice paddy to try and detain the mystifying UFO. This time the boys were armed with a bucket of runoff water and some tattered rags. As luck would have it they found the device sitting motionless on the ground. The group hurriedly covered the object with rags and poured the water in the bucket over it. They then turned the object over and started to fill the perforations at the base with the remainder of the greenish water. As soon as the liquid entered the device it began emitting a deafening noise that they compared to a cicada-like buzzing. The interior of the object also started to glow. The youngsters were abruptly struck with the notion that the object might try to retaliate to this perceived attacked and started to back away from the stationary UFO, pelting it with stones. The once flying object remained earthbound and the gang reclaimed their potentially extraterrestrial quarry.
The intrepid youths then took more pictures and attempted to open the device by inserting a wire into one of the holes and manipulating it. Eventually they hung the device upside down by the wire, Gravity pulled at the top of the dome resulting in a slight separation between the top and bottom sections of the object. The boys could see what they referred to as “complicated electronic equipment” inside the item as well as unidentified a viscous material. Could this have been the liquefied remains of the pilot, who — much like Oz’s Wicked Witch — melted on contact with the water? The boys then attempted (with a dubious sense of scientific integrity, no doubt) to see how strong the exterior shell of the object was by pummeling it with a hammer. They discovered that even the thinnest parts of the light metal remained unblemished no matter how hard they hit it. This seems to be a fairly common trait of materials recovered at alleged UFO crash sites. At this point the boys decided to try yet another experiment by putting the UFO in the oven to see what kind of temperatures it could withstand, but before they got the chance Kojima’s mother, Aiko Katsuoka, wisely put the kibosh on that. She also refused to allow them to store it in her refrigerator, which the boys believed might prevent the UFO from escaping yet again. The gang then came to the conclusion that the device was likely some kind of “remotely controlled” surveillance mechanism of unknown origin. It was then that they decided it was time to reveal their cherished mystery mechanism to their classmates the following week, but before putting it away for the night they wrapped in additional rags under the naïve impression that it would prevent the thing from leaking any “atomic radiation.” The object was then given to Seo and Mori for safekeeping while the rest returned home for dinner and chores. The young watchmen, feeling that the object was secure in the room with them, relaxed for an evening of comic book consumption and the anticipation of the notoriety that would greet them and their cohorts the following Monday at school when they revealed their wondrous contraption. When the rest of the group returned later that evening to check on their discovery, they were all dismayed to discover that beneath the pile of rags there was nothing to be found. After a fruitless search, the boys reached the inescapable conclusion that their mini-saucer has once again flown the coop, so to speak.
At his juncture the comrades shrewdly decided that they should mark the silver dome with paint lest it pull another disappearing act. This would be to confirm that they were actually encountering the same UFO over and over again, rather than disparate (though indistinguishable) machines. The boys had lost and found the object so many times by this point they naturally assumed that if it vanished it would again turn up near the rice field or in one of their backyards. On the evening of September 22nd, the crew gathered together of a bike ride into Kōchi City. It was decided that they would all take turns carrying the device, which they no longer left unattended. To further prevent its escape Mori determined that the UFO would be sealed in a plastic bag full of water, which they continued to hypothesize, had some sort of restraining effect on the apparatus. As if that weren’t enough, the boys tied a piece of string from the knot on the bag to the wrist of whomever was carrying it to insure that nothing would happen this time. The knotted bag containing the UFO was then placed in duffle bag and inserted into the bicycle basket of the first carrier, and the gang set off. The bag switched from rider to rider as they tore through the city until it ended up in the basket of its last caretaker, whose name was not revealed. The gang continued their journey until they neared a local bicycle repair shop. At that moment, the final rider claimed he felt his wrist — which was attached by string to the bag — wrench with immense force. He immediately called out to his friends, who skidded to a halt ahead of him. The boys instantly opened the satchel and untied the string and the knots on the plastic bag, but when they looked inside they found that, even though the knots had not been tampered with, the tiny UFO was nowhere to be found. The boys would never see the object again, much to their disappointment. THE CASE IS REOPENED:
Due to the buzz, in 2007 — a full 35 years after the events in question — Shinichiro Namiki, the director of the Japan Space Phenomena Society (JSPS,) reopened the investigation. The head of the JSPS Osaka chapter, Kazuo Hayashi, was sent to speak with the remaining witnesses and confirmed that they all maintained the veracity of their original accounts. During the course of his investigation, Hayashi encountered another tiny UFO tale that occurred in the same prefecture as the Kera event just 4 years later. On the evening of June 6th, 1976, a 9-year-old girl named Sachiko Oyama, from the village of Agawa (now known as Niyodogawa-cho,) went outside to find her pet cat when she noticed a small, yellow luminous object floating in the eastern sky. Oyama walked into the middle of the street to afford herself a better view. It was then that she saw the unusual object descend in a nearby wooded grove. Overcome by curiosity, the young girl followed the UFO to the edge of the tree line. It was then that the object allegedly hit a tree and proceeded to silently land on the pavement near her feet at which point it emitted a “hissing” sound. Oyama would layer describe the object has resembling a silver (though some accounts say “black”) hat that was about 7-inches in diameter; a familiar description to say the least. The courageous girl bent over and touched the object, which she claimed was covered with a “slimy substance” that stuck to her finger. Like the boys who encountered the virtually identical object in Kera, Oyama suddenly found herself overwhelmed by fear. She turned and began to run for the safety of her home, but when she glanced over her shoulder she noticed that the downed device had started to glow yellow once again. Oyama watched in disbelief as the UFO rose, spun counter-clockwise three times, then shot skyward and out of view.
Hayashi seemed satisfies with his theory, but what should we make of these mysterious objects that seemingly toyed with these Japanese kids back in 1972 and 1976? Were they UFOs in the classic sense of a interstellar or inter-dimensional vehicles? It goes without saying that by 1970s (or current) technological standards an object as decidedly non-aerodynamic as this could not have been capable of such precise or speedy maneuvers as were attributed to it. Also, unlike the micro-terrestrial invasion of Malaysia in the 1970s, there seems to be little indication of any humanoid or alien influence on these devices other than that fact that it was apparently “intelligently controlled” while in flight. Nevertheless, I think we have to look elsewhere for a solution. How about the boys’ deduction that it was a remote controlled device of unknown extraction? This theory, I must admit, seems to make more sense than that of it being some sort of spacecraft. In fact, when I first heard about this case, my initial reaction was to assume that this was nothing more than a prank played on naïve teens by “some guy” with a remote control flying saucer, but upon closer inspection of the photographs it does not take an aeronautical engineer to realize that without a rotor or some other driving force — which this gadget seems to be distinctly lacking — there is no way it would ever get off the ground.
Firstly, assuming that the reports are authentic, this device flew with apparent precision even though there was apparently no recognizable propulsion device within the UFO. Secondly, the UFO appeared to be capable of evasive maneuvers and even displayed a desire to defend itself by utilizing brilliant lights and loud noises. Thirdly, like any living being, this “machine” resisted every attempt made to incarcerate it by the teens. None of the above is proof that the thing’s actions were an example of intelligent life, but the thought is intriguing.
Of course, there’s one, obvious explanation — that it was all just a hoax. There are some rumors that have circulated suggesting that the Kera UFO was actually a toilet training chamber pot craftily installed with radio components and pieces from a watering can, but if that were the case it not only reflects poorly on the judgment of Kōchi’s director of the Center for Science Education, Mutsuo Fujimoto, but also represents one of the most elaborate hoaxes ever perpetrated (and maintained for the better part of 4 decades) by a group of bored teens. Casting further doubt on the hoax theory is the 2007 investigation by the JSPS, which confirmed that there was no indication of a prank. And, let’s be frank, if Kera and Agawa phenomena were merely the whimsical follies of bored teenagers and one little girl, one would have to assume that the perpetrators would almost certainly have grown weary of the ruse as they climbed from adolescence into middle age. The fact remains that this series of all too close encounters may well represent one of the most intriguing, albeit least well known, events in history of ufology… or one of the most outlandish hoaxes ever. |
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Posted: 04 Jul 2011 07:13 AM PDT
Within the realm of Ufology, there is one particularly curious aspect of the subject that was far more prevalent in times-past than today – namely, that relative to so-called “vehicle interference.” Even the briefest perusal of various UFO publications – particularly those of the late-1950s, 60s and 70s – will provide the reader with numerous reports of people driving home late at night, or in the early hours of the morning, when a UFO looms into view. Without warning it adversely affects the vehicle of the astonished driver, sometimes rendering the car or truck completely disabled. On other occasions it causes temporary disturbances to the engine, radio and lights. A number of such cases even reached the eyes and ears of officialdom, clearly demonstrating that someone within the corridors of power was taking keen note of this curious activity. As a prime example, in February 1962, an employee of the British Royal Air Force Police – one Sergeant C.J. Perry – was ordered by his superiors to investigate a then-recent report that fell right into the heart of this particular category. The documentation prepared by Perry is now, thanks to the terms of the Freedom of Information Act, in the public domain. It tells an intriguing story: “At Aylesbury on 16th February 1962, at 1530 hrs., I visited the Civil Police and requested information on an alleged ‘Flying Saucer’ incident. I was afforded every facility by the Civil Police authorities and although no official report had been made, details of the incident were recorded in the Station Occurrence book.
“The details are as follows: Mr. Ronald Wildman of Luton, a car collection driver, was traveling along the Aston Clinton road at about 0330 hrs. on 9th February 1962 when he came upon an object like a hovercraft flying approximately 30 feet above the road surface. As he approached he was traveling at 40 mph but an unknown force slowed him down to 20 mph over a distance of 400 yrd., then the object suddenly flew off. “He described the object as being about 40 feet wide, oval in shape with a number of small portholes around the bottom edge. It emitted a fluorescent glow but was otherwise not illuminated. Mr. Wildman reported the incident to a police patrol who notified the Duty Sergeant, Sergeant Schofield. A radio patrol car was dispatched to the area but no further trace of the ‘Flying Saucer’ was seen. It was the opinion of the local police that the report by Mr. Wildman was perfectly genuine and the experience was not a figment of imagination. They saw that he was obviously shaken. “I spoke to Sergeant Schofield and one of the Constables to whom the incident was reported. Both were convinced that Mr. Wildman was genuinely upset by his experience.”
Significantly, the unknown aerial object briefly drained the power from the headlights of Diane Foulkes’ car. That, today, we have the technology to disable – or to, at least, significantly affect – car-engines and their internal systems, has led some Ufological commentators to speculate that perhaps someone else, from a world far, far away, has been doing likewise for much longer than us – and possibly even as a means to abduct people off lonely roads, late at night. Maybe so. But, there’s a problem with this. Ufology is not the only aspect of Forteana in which we see evidence of profound vehicle interference. And, for most researchers, at least, those other aspects have ZERO to do with UFOs. Read on… Late one night in June 1977, Gerald Monteith was driving through the town of Kountze, Texas, and close to the town’s Old Hardin Cemetery. Suddenly, his car’s engine began to falter and its lights faded. Monteith, thinking that perhaps a fuse was to blame, carefully brought the vehicle to a halt at the side of the road. However, as he exited the vehicle to take a look under the hood, at a distance of perhaps fifty or sixty feet from him, Monteith saw a tall, and very skinny, dark, hair-covered figure walking across the road, “like a man but leaning forward and swinging [its] arms.” The sighting only lasted a few seconds, recalled Monteith, and the creature vanished into the trees. But most notable was what happened next. Only two or three seconds later, a soccer ball-sized, glowing mass of bright light came floating through the trees at a height of about fifty or sixty feet, and from the exact spot where the creature had vanished into the woods. The ghostly light moved slowly across the road until it was lost from sight amid the thick trees on the opposite side of the road. Interestingly, after both the beast and the light had vanished, Monteith’s car started normally and bore no signs of any similar problem again. Bigfoot and vehicle interference? Whatever next?! Well, how about a winged fiend of the night? Yep, you read it right. In 2010, my book (co-written with good friend, Ken Gerhard) Monsters of Texas was published, and divulged countless tales of weird beasts seen throughout the Lone Star State. As is often the case, the book brought forth a number of previously unheard of incidents, both old and new. One such incident came from a man who had been driving home late one night – from Austin to Houston, Texas – in the summer of 1999, when, at the edge of the highway, he was horrified to see a creature that looked like a real-life equivalent of the flying nightmare from the Jeepers Creepers movies. Notably, as the man zoomed by at around 80 mph, and scarcely able to believe what he was seeing, the headlights, radio, and air-conditioner of the vehicle all briefly, and suddenly, failed. It’s one thing to suggest aliens are clandestinely skulking around in the dead of night, and abducting people from their deliberately-disabled cars. But, it’s quite another thing to bring a Texan Bigfoot and a Mothman-style beast into the vehicle-interference mix, too. Should we consider the latter events to be merely rogue incidents, where the car trouble was actually coincidental, and unconnected to the encounter of the Fortean kind? Maybe. But I have a sneaking suspicion the answer lies down another, very different road. Like it or not – and many certainly don’t, hence the hostile reaction I often get when I discuss such issues! – this all suggests, to me anyway, that whether it’s Bigfoot, bug-eyed aliens, bat-winged monstrosities and who knows what else, all these things are somehow inter-linked, and part of some bizarre and unearthly zoo. And, maybe, the denizens of that same zoo are definitive tricksters, too. Recall that Gerald Monteith’s vehicle-interference case, in Texas in 1977, was linked with his sighting of a hairy wildman. And, in 1962, the British Royal Air Force investigated a case of ufological car-trouble involving a witness named Ronald…Wildman. The joke is most assuredly on us. Are we here just to be the manipulated, baffled playthings of some strange, near-maniacal intelligence whose sole role in life is to screw with the minds of the natives? I sometimes think that’s exactly what is going on! |
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From Jargon to Gibberish: Mind Control or just Brain Scrambling? Posted: 04 Jul 2011 06:55 AM PDT
I think we’ve all gotten up in front of a group of people once or twice in our lives and, while we may have felt initially like we were prepared to give a speech or presentation, we soon found we were stumbling over our words, with our thoughts and ideas pouring out of our mouths as gibberish and gobbledygook, rather than the words we might have planned to use. This sort of thing is fairly common, and is generally simply a result of anxiety or fear of speaking in public. But some instances of this sort of breakdown in one’s ability to communicate may not be so easily accounted for, or especially dismissed as just the result of one’s anxiety. In fact, a handful of recent instances where television news anchors have had sudden, inexplicable “breakdowns” may indicate something far stranger… and perhaps even something with disturbing social and conspiratorial undertones. Below is one such video, where the female anchor in question experiences a strange breakdown in her ability to communicate during a live broadcast. What is it exactly that seems to be going on here? Click here to view the embedded video. Initially (though somewhat cruelly), internet trawlers jumped all over this clip, making light of the situation. Soon afterward, it was suggested that the anchor had in the past suffered from various kinds of seizures similar to that being witnessed in the clip. But before long, there would soon be other incidents that would begin to crop up as well which, though involving different individuals and circumstances, nonetheless seem to display the same sort of thing. Below is yet another instance of weird communication-breakdown of this sort, have transpired around the same time: Click here to view the embedded video. And here we see the same sort of thing yet again: Click here to view the embedded video. And just when it seemed that things couldn’t get any stranger, this same sort of bizarre “breakdown” allegedly occurred with a nationally known television host. The smart and sassy Judge Judy, while recording an episode of her program back in March, suddenly told her audience “I need to stop,” after a similar bout with the onset of inexplicable gibberish. Among reasons for this, suggested causes ranged from conventional disorders such migraines to some sudden onset of apahsia or some similar form of speech disorder. But could there be anything more complex going on here? Among the more “fringe” ideas proposed as causes for the strange speech problems these individuals were experiencing were theories involving “mind control.” Indeed, it’s easy to imagine whether there might be bizarre government projects that make use of various forms of focused electromagnetic radiation in order to cause individuals to suffer inexplicable “seizures” and similar conditions. But what if there were still more startling potential causes behind this strange rash of reports, and things involving elements which surround most of us in our daily lives? Consider, for instance, the potential ill effects something like WiFi internet may have on people. Many have expressed concern about the potentially detrimental side effects of long or, as is the case in widely populated urban areas, virtually constant exposure to such energy fields. Though no studies yet exist that seek to determine whether there could indeed be harmful effects present, could it be that some individuals may be more prone to incurring health problems from exposure to things like wireless internet? It has even been suggested that some people may become sick with various forms of cancer based on factors including what side of their bodies they choose to sleep on, in conjunction with metal bed frames and their potential to resonate with television and radio waves. What if things so subtle in our environments were actually more capable of causing harm to us and those nearby than we realize? Could these sorts of things be factors that contribute to the bizarre breakdowns appearing in the video clips above, or is there indeed something more sinister–and perhaps intentional–taking place behind the scenes? |
Sir Charles W. Shults III reports, "Data from
Opportunity, Sol 183 shows a typical Martian geyser or periodic
spring." The only image data there is to work with is from L2, L5,
and R1. This is a left infrared image, a left green, and a right violet. I have
been able to assemble the following false color image that is merely an
approximation. The top left of the stone slab shows a deep depressed slot
outlining the stone. The sand around it is extremely clean and all debris is
missing from the area. This is one of the signs of sand that has been washed and
then vacuum dried. 
TAOS -- Robert Hastings writes, "On October
23, 2010, F.E. Warren Air Force Base in Cheyenne, Wyoming temporarily lost the
ability to communicate with 50 of its Minuteman III missiles. The five Missile
Alert Facilities responsible for launching those ICBMs—Alpha through Echo,
comprising the 319th Strategic Missile Squadron—would have been unable to do so
during the period of the disruption.
According to two missile technicians stationed at F.E.
Warren, the communications issue, while intermittent, actually persisted over
several hours. Significantly, these same individuals report sightings by
"numerous teams" of an enormous, cigar-shaped craft that maneuvered high above
the missile field on the day of the disruption. The huge UFO appeared similar to
a World War I German Zeppelin, (shown here) but had no passenger gondola or
advertising on its hull, as would a commercial blimp. 
Woodside -- I am a delivery driver in the
Bay Area. After completing a deliver y on June 24, 2011, I was on Woodside Road
when I saw a cluster of silver or blackish sphere/circular objects. I pulled
into the parking lot of Karakade Thai Cuisine and these objects were hovering in
formation for several minutes. At first, they were headed towards me but headed
back north to Redwood City where they were coming from. 
Crystal Lake -- On June
22, 2011, I was on my morning bike ride around 7:30 AM, and I stopped to take a
break, before I turned to go back home. I noticed the sun looked inspirational
peeking thru the clouds so I took a picture. When I came home I opened the
picture to show my wife how pretty the sun was. It was then I noticed this oval
amber light. 
Greenwood -- On June 21, 2011, around 11
PM, I went into my back yard to have a smoke and noticed a strange light moving
north. It kept getting bigger and brighter and pulsed in shades of orange. I
knew something was extremely odd so I ran and got my camcorder and started
filming. I zoomed in as close as I could go and realized it had circular swirl
marks on it and they would change and then vanished. The object was filmed with
a Sony Handy cam Dcr-Sr68 over a farm field. I also saw something strange on
June 16, 2008. I videotaped them was three years and four days apart. Thanks to
MUFON CMS
The big ship was the size of a football field long and half
a football field wide and there all difference like of light under the ship. In
the middle the ship there was like a window that goes all around it. I look like
to me hovered over the trees cross the country road that is. I can tell you more
if you like to know more. Thanks to MUFON CMS
Kimberley -- My name is Sandra Hill and I
live in Western Australia and took this picture from the cabin window of the
Kimberley Quest 2 early morning on June 6, 2011, when we were cruising along the
Kimberley coast of Western Australia. Going through my photos on Iphoto, I
thought it was odd that six pictures had this weird cloud formation that seemed
to just dissipate. 
Whitefield Manchester -- I was walking my
dog with my three year old son in the local park on May 31, 2011, on a very
clear warm sunny evening with a few clouds and blue sky. I sat down on the grass
with my son and took some photos with my Blackberry. I didn't notice anything in
the sky and heard no sound but looking at the pictures I noticed a strange
object and upon zooming in on the pic i noticed the strange cloud formation like
a triangle and an arrow shape. This is a genuine picture taken on my cell phone
that I cannot explain. Thanks to MUFON CMS
Norm Bryden writes, "The government should release the data
for the existence of intelligent life in the universe. The secrecy prevents our
planet from progressing to a clean-energy environment and gaining the knowledge
to be civilized. You've provided a haven for corruption and look what you've
done to the environment. You did this because you know about some of the
civilizations beyond Earth and you saw how backward you may be. 
The species, oceans and lands you destroy are your doing
because many of you have been dishonest about the scientific data.. Thanks to
Norm Bryden 
Centaurus A
(NGC 5128) is a Prominent
Galaxy in the 
Little Rock -- At 10:28 PM, June 15,
2011, I received a text from a reliable source that there were multiple
sightings of UFO's being reported by pilots flying over Arkansas and Missouri.
SAN DIEGO -- On June 17, 2011, 
Englewood -- I was sitting outside on my
patio on November 4, 2010, when I saw two bright objects flying somewhat fast
and slow down. I ran to grab my camera because I noticed these things flying in
an odd formation and leaving a contrail, but not some sort of chemtrail. I never
really looked at the film until now. You can clearly see an orb materialize in
the middle of the screen at 00:00:04 and start to spiral vertically at 00:00:05.
A second orb is seen on the left side of the screen moving at a linear path to
the right of the screen. At 00:00:06 an orb vanishes before it leaves the right
of the screen. A few milliseconds later the vertical one disappears at 00:00:07
and camera starts to blur out and the bright one on the bottom vanishes? I get
images everyday now in IR mode and Sony says it's not possible on that camera
Sony DSC-W370. Thanks to MUFON CMS
Centerville -- On June16, 2011, I was
coming home after work in thunderstorms headed down Hightower and noticed two
"stars" and I realized it was awfully early to start seeing stars. Four "stars"
were in or in front of the clouds forming a gentle arc. I quickly picked up my
camera and snapped a picture of the objects. The lights were white stationary
points of light, exactly what a star in the night sky looks like. My camera info
shows I snapped the picture about 8:18 pm but my clock in the car read 7:45 pm.
I watched the objects for about five minutes trying to match the objects to
anything familiar but could not. I pulled back onto the road and continued
towards home at the top of the next hill, the objects were gone. Thanks to MUFON
CMS
LINCROFT -- Sean O'Neal takes three photos
of probable disc moving near lightning storm. Thanks to Sean
O'Neal.
St. Albert, Alberta -- 
IZMIR -- After my experiences I decided to
tape record my observations. I got my camera for the June 15, 2011 eclipse with
an inner expectation that would see an UFO. 
London -- Harry St Louis
was on his way home in the Greenway on the night of June 8 when he saw the
large, bright light. At first he thought it was a firework but quickly
discounted the theory as it continued to weave across the sky.
BEDFORD -- On the morning of the 18th of
July 2010 at 1:47 am, I decided to go outside for a cigarette as my 15 week old
daughter was having trouble getting to sleep. As I lit the cigarette I noticed
two orange lights in the distance. Today was the first day of a bi-yearly
festival so I thought it was a couple of fireworks going off that should have
finished at 11 PM. The first thing that struck me was the silence as these
lights were silent and not making the firework sounds. As I kept watching I
noticed they were not airplanes since they were moving far too fast and were far
too bright. They covered the night sky in about 30 seconds.