Melissa Mecija
KSBY NewsWed, 10 Oct 2007 02:23 UTC
California - Mysterious shaking rattled the Central Coast late Wednesday morning.
It happened around 11:00 and was felt all the way from Santa Maria to Morro Bay.
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Some said it felt like a small earthquake. Others thought it may be another sonic boom.
Caltech and seismic experts at UC Santa Barbara says there was no earthquake in the region during that time frame, except for a couple small ones in the Paso Robles area.
Comment: It seems that they are trying very hard to write these 'booms' off to military jets which are not supposed to create sonic booms over inhabited areas.
Very curious.
KSBYMon, 17 Sep 2007 21:39 UTC
If you felt a mysterious shaking this morning, you are not alone.
Folks in the Five Cities Area called our newsroom early this morning reporting they felt an earthquake. Turns out, people as far away as Santa Maria to Los Osos also felt shaking.
One San Luis Obispo woman tells us she saw her windows shake three times about five minutes apart.
Strange "yellow balls of light" have been reported over Buckhurst Hill.
Jenny Cooper-Rendu, of Chiltern Way, Woodford Green was returning from a meeting at Chigwell School at 8.20pm on Saturday, October 5, with her son William, 13, when she noticed the lights as she drove along Palmerston Road.
She said: "I was concentrating on the road so I didn't notice anything strange but my son asked me what the lights were and we pulled over to have a look."
She described "rows of large yellow lights suspended in the air, completely silent". She added: "They then all moved off very quickly in different directions, it lasted for about four minutes, and lots of people were getting out of their cars to take a look."
Miles Godfrey
The ArgusMon, 08 Oct 2007 12:06 UTC
Masses of mysterious red lights have sparked another UFO riddle.
More than 60 of the glowing orbs were spotted throbbing and hovering above Uckfield on Saturday night.
Resident Jamie Smith, 20, from London Road, thought the town was about to be invaded by aliens.
He said: "It was like something out of Space Invaders.
"My dad said to come out into the garden and what I saw was the amazing thing I've ever seen.
Mysterious bright yellow lights were seen plummeting towards a couple's house at "an abnormal speed", writes Simon Wesson.
The Bernasconis, who live in Homestead Road, Hatfield, were "scared to death" when they saw two gleaming lights which they believed were "about to crash just behind their house".
Rachel, 33, told the WHT that she had "never been so scared in her life".
"I'm 39 weeks pregnant and I thought I was going to go into labour, I was that scared.
She added: "My husband, Mark, saw two lights hovering above the houses opposite.
Halifax -- One night four decades ago, Laurie Wickens followed a familiar coastal road to Shag Harbour in southwestern Nova Scotia and landed in the middle of one of the world's best-known UFO cases.
He was just a couple of weeks shy of his 18th birthday back then, a young man from nearby Bear Point who had quit school the year before to fish with his father and uncle.
Now, 57, with that career mostly behind him, he recalls the drive with friends on a cold and clear autumn night as if it happened yesterday.
"What was happening, it's still vivid in my mind," he said recently, as Shag Harbour prepared to celebrate the 40th anniversary of its very own close encounter.
On Oct. 4, 1967, Wickens and his friends thought the flashing row of orange-yellow lights in the sky must be a plane, even though they had never seen anything quite like it before.
Note: Interview was conducted on September 25, 2007
Note-Having recently passed the 10th anniversary of the so-called "Phoenix Lights" of March 13, 1997, the following is a continuation of a series of interviews/articles with and by direct eye witnesses of this monumental event.
Although many who witnessed this huge "V-shaped craft" have come forward, there are a great deal more who haven't; research concerning this case is ongoing to this day, and it is our hope by highlighting the event(s) and the individuals who witnessed it, more people will come forward and share their experiences. Comments are always welcome, and if requested confidentiality will be honored-FW
Note-As we approach the 10th anniversary of the so-called "Phoenix Lights" of March 13, 1997, the following is a continuation of a series of interviews/articles with and by direct eye witnesses of this monumental event.
Although many who witnessed this huge "V-shaped craft" have come forward, there are a great deal more who haven't; research concerning this case is ongoing to this day, and it is our hope by highlighting the event(s) and the individuals who witnessed it, more people will come forward and share their experiences. Comments are always welcome, and if requested confidentiality will be honored-FW
Something happened in Roswell, New Mexico, 60 years ago this summer.
In June or early July 1947, a farmer found strange debris while working on a ranch about 70 miles north of Roswell. He put some of it in a box and drove to the local sheriff. Neither man knew what to make of it, so the sheriff called Roswell Army Air Field, which sent two men to investigate.
UNEXPLAINED lights, mysterious fireballs in the night sky - it seems Keighley has its very own case for the X-Files.
The Keighley News received a flurry of reports about bizarre lights after people in the west and south-west of the town spotted the phenomenon on Saturday evening.
Comment: It seems that they are trying very hard to write these 'booms' off to military jets which are not supposed to create sonic booms over inhabited areas.
Very curious.