People are more likely to spot a UFO in the skies over West Yorkshire than any other region in the UK, new research suggests.
There is a UFO sighting every four months in the area, dubbed "West York-fear", according to Virgin Media.
The most recent incident was on February 17 when three orange objects were spotted in the night sky in Leeds.
The study was conducted by Nick Pope, a former government UFO advisor, and taken from data going back to 1994.
The areas taking second and third place in the Top 10 UFO hotspots in the country are Nottingham and Lancashire.
Thursday, 3.45pm - A UFO sighted over Great Gonerby repeatedly over the last four years has also been spotted in Saskatchewan, Canada.
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Journal recently reported five sightings by Allan Spick, who provided a drawing of the mysterious flying object he has seen from his home at Belvoir Gardens.
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A board-certified psychiatrist documents a case of demonic possession that offers hard evidence the phenomenon is real. Richard E. Gallagher, M.D., a board-certified psychiatrist in private practice in Hawthorne, New York, and associate professor of clinical psychiatry at New York Medical College, presents the evidence in a lengthy article in the February issue of New Oxford Review, SpiritDaily.com reported Wednesday.
Dr. Gallagher is also on the faculties of the Columbia University Psychoanalytic Institute and a Roman Catholic seminary. He is the only U.S. psychiatrist to have been a consistent delegate to the International Association of Exorcists and has addressed its plenary session.
Love News today received reports that a few residents in the Belmopan area saw some bright lights over the hills in the direction of the University Heights area last night.
We were told that the unidentified objects were bright fire ball like lights that came on and off for about 30 seconds at a time. This lasted for more than two hours. One resident claimed that some two years ago similar objects were seen in the night skies from Belmopan and wondered if it could be UFO's. We were also told by one of the viewers who have a lot of experience with flairs and fire display that what he saw last night was nothing similar to what he knows about flairs and fires.
The Ministry of Defence opened a file on the Archway UFO spottings - but decided against further inquiries as it did not deem the sighting a threat to national security.
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Publishing their book Mexico's Roswell: The Chihuahua UFO Crash was pretty exciting for authors Ruben Uriarte and Noe Torres. Promoting it in the U.S. and Mexico, they have continued to gather even more information about the mysterious 1974 midair collision of a small airplane and an unidentified flying object.
Things got more exciting still, however, when the authors were contacted by the History Channel to appear on an episode of UFO Hunters.
"Our hope while promoting the book had been to find more people connected to the case, hopefully an eyewitness or family members of the pilot or passengers (of the airplane)," said Noe Torres, a South Texas librarian and school teacher. "Now those chances are even greater."
Torres and Uriarte will be at Hastings Books at 7 p.m. Sunday to make a presentation on the book's amazing story, delving into the reported crash near the border between Chihuahua, Mexico, and Presidio, Texas, in Big Bend Country.
At least seven people reported feeling ill and coughing after a mysterious odor wafted through Somis on Thursday night, but nobody was seriously injured, authorities said.
Ventura County firefighters noted the odor when they responded about 7:40 p.m. to reports of multiple people coughing and feeling ill in the area of Somis School, 5268 North St., said Bill Nash, a Ventura County Fire Department spokesman. Firefighters did not report taking anyone to the hospital.
Firefighters stayed on scene for almost an hour but couldn't figure out where the smell was coming from, Nash said.
Kris Hashimoto, who lives near the school, said she first noticed the irritating smell about 7:30 p.m. Thursday.
The mystery of big cats roaming the countryside has once again been thrown under the spotlight.
According to Neil Arnold of Kent Big Cat Research a black leopard known as the Beast of Blue Bell Hill is back on the prowl.
The latest sighting took place, at 9.40am on Saturday, February 23, at Rochester Cemetery on the Maidstone Road, by a man walking home.
Mr Arnold, said: "He glanced up into the cemetery and was astonished to see the animal. The cat was moving between the headstones.
"It was black in colour with a very long tail which touched the ground."
Jesse Perez
Live NewsThu, 06 Mar 2008 10:50 UTC
Hollywood mega-director Steven Spielberg is reportedly setting up a social network for people interested in paranormal and extra-terrestrial activity, inspired by his own personal experiences with the unknown.
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The focus of the network will be on people who have an interest in, or have experienced paranormal phenomena, and the network may feature multimedia content of UFO sightings, paranormal activity and user-based content.
Charles Mandel
Canada.comWed, 05 Mar 2008 10:12 UTC
One thing's for sure when it comes to a mysterious object over the skies of Prince Edward Island: No one knows what it was -- not even the UFO experts.
Chris Rutkowski, research co-ordinator for Ufology Research in Manitoba, said the object trailing a dark, spiraling plume behind it in January over the island is not a UFO.
But Rutkowski is at a loss to identify exactly what it was an islander captured on video and that left the entire country guessing as to its origin.
"We're puzzled," Rutkowski said in an interview late Monday. "But we're fairly certain it was terrestrial phenomena."
The non-profit UFO organization began investigating the strange sighting after islander Marie Ford sent them video footage she'd shot of the dark plume.
