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UK: Villagers Living Near Army Barracks Locked Out of Their Cars 'By Mystery High-Frequency Radio Waves'

Ted Thornhill
The Daily Mail
Fri, 03 Feb 2012 15:44 UTC
Residents living near an Army barracks say their village green became a mysterious 'Bermuda Triangle' after their remote-control car door locks were by jammed by radio interference.

Motorists in Waterbeach, Cambridgeshire, say the locks on their cars refused to work when they parked at the village green. Modern push-button ignitions were also scuppered by the unknown, eerie interference.
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Investigation: Professor Piotrowski on Waterbeach Green monitoring ultra high frequency bands
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Military theory: One scientist thinks that the source of the interference is the nearby Waterbeach barracks

Radio experts first noticed the problem when they met in the village pub last week and discovered they were all locked out of their vehicles. Some members of the group had to get lifts home and return with manual overrides.
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Meteor Impact, UFO or Other Mysterious Phenomena? Ice Anomaly in Urals, Russia

Translated by SOTT
Oko Planety
Fri, 03 Feb 2012 12:54 UTC

Comment: The following is a translated and concise report of the facts, as given in the original article (in Russian).


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© Ural'skaya Nedelya


On the morning of January 12th, village Rubezhka's local ranger, Paul Singilevtsev, was checking the area when he saw a clearing in the middle of the wide, entirely frozen and thick ice covered river Ural. The clearing was completely free of ice (its length was 100 meters, the width 6-10 meters) and in the center were huge piled up chunks of ice that, according to the witnesses, weighed approximately 200-300 kilos each.

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© Ural'skaya Nedelya
Some of the chunks were scattered 10-20 meters from "the epicenter". According to the authors of the articles, in order to produce such an effect, one would require either a strong explosive or a serious blow with something heavy and quick. Also, the cracks had some sort of geometric consistency and were mostly even angled triangles. The outer edges of some of the ice chunks appeared to be "black", as if burned. There were traces of sand on some of the chunks, as if the water from the bottom had risen very quickly due to an impact.
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Russia: Locals blame UFO or alien activity for unusual chunks of ice in the Ural River

Tracey Parece
Examiner.com
Fri, 03 Feb 2012 12:54 UTC
On January 27, 2012, residents of Russia who live along the Ural River reported finding extraordinarily large chunks of ice in the river. These blocks of ice defy explanation, leaving some locals to speculate that their appearance may be linked to UFO or alien activity.


The enormous ice blocks were found in a relatively small area 20 meters (.0124 miles) in radius. Paul Singilevtsev, one of the locals, said he had never seen anything like it even after living in the area for 50 years. Another local actually phoned emergency services to report the unusual incident.

The Truth Behind the Scenes website reported, "Eyewitnesses say that this is nothing more than tricks of the aliens." Aliens and UFO activity are not the only explanations being suggested for the anomalous blocks of ice. At least one person has suggested that the blocks of ice may have come from an ice hotel in Russia.

Comment: SOTT is searching for more in-depth sources to this story. Stay Tuned.

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Weird Noise - Moscow

SheiIaaliens
YouTube
Tue, 23 Aug 2011 14:54 UTC
August 23, 2011


Comment: For more information on the strange sounds around the world watch SOTT News report: Strange Noises in the Sky: Trumpets of the Apocalypse?

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Evil Rays

Canada: Mysterious noise escalates in Windsor, Ontario


CBC News
Tue, 31 Jan 2012 12:12 UTC
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© CBC NewsCoun. Al Maghnieh wants a solution to the mysterious Windsor rumble disturbing city residents.
Councillor wants Ottawa to address cross-border rumble.

An unexplained rumbling disturbed hundreds of Windsor, Ont., residents this weekend to the extent that some thought it was an earthquake, prompting calls for Ottawa to step in.

City Coun. Al Maghnieh said he was inundated with telephone calls, emails and Facebook messages this weekend after the so-called "hum" returned, louder than ever.

"Between the sound and the vibration, it was just very, very bad," Maghnieh said. "A lot of people are frustrated and to a point ... demoralized."

Residents across Windsor and neighbouring LaSalle began reporting a noise they describe as similar to an idling train or semi-trailer in February 2011.

Maghnieh said a "low-frequency rumble" seemed to peak early Sunday morning, calling it "really harsh."

He wasn't alone in this complaint.
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UK: Blue Balls Mystery Close to Being Solved

Steven Morris
The Guardian, UK
Tue, 31 Jan 2012 05:57 UTC
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© Phil Yeomans/BNPSOne of the blue marble-like balls that fell to earth in the Dorset garden of Steve Hornsby.
Scientists rule out possibility that jelly-like marbles that fell in Dorset garden could be living material.

They have provoked much speculation - some serious, many tongue-in-cheek.

But scientists believe they are close to solving the mystery of the blue balls that (apparently) rained down on a garden in Dorset.

Bournemouth resident Steve Hornsby reported how the sky turned dark, then yellow, then blue, transparent, "jelly-like" balls began falling out of the sky during what he thought was a hailstorm.

He wondered if they had dropped out of a plane. Others thought they may have been eggs from a marine animal, possibly dropped by a bird. Some of the more fanciful suggestions were that they might be the bodily secretions of angels while others began to prepare for an alien invasion.
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UK: Mysterious Blue Jelly Ball Shower Puzzles People in Dorset

Monami Thakur
International Business Times
Sun, 29 Jan 2012 13:09 UTC
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The blue spheres are jelly-like but have no smell and are not sticky
People in Dorset in South-West England have been left puzzled following a hailstorm that rained mysterious blue jelly-like balls from the sky.

According to a report by the BBC, the strange jelly balls, having a diameter of around 3 cm each, came raining down after a hailstorm on Thursday afternoon.

The balls were reportedly spotted by a resident named Steve Hornsby who collected the balls in a jam jar.

"[They're] difficult to pick up, I had to get a spoon and flick them into a jam jar," Hornsby told the broadcaster. He further mentioned that the sky was dark yellow in colour that afternoon following which there was an instant hailstorm. As he walked across his garden, he found strange blue spheres scattered across his garden.

The strange phenomenon mystified onlookers and numerous theories and speculations were made regarding the nature and constituents of the jelly-like balls.

However, the Met Office confirmed that the substance was "not meteorological".
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UK: Bournemouth Resident Mystified by "Blue Sphere Shower"


BBC News
Fri, 27 Jan 2012 10:15 UTC

A man in Dorset has been left mystified after tiny blue spheres fell from the sky into his garden.

Steve Hornsby from Bournemouth said the 3cm diameter balls came raining down late on Thursday afternoon during a hail storm.

He found about a dozen of the balls in his garden. He said: "[They're] difficult to pick up, I had to get a spoon and flick them into a jam jar."

The Met Office said the jelly-like substance was "not meteorological".

Mr Hornsby, a former aircraft engineer, said: "The sky went a really dark yellow colour.

"As I walked outside to go to the garage there was an instant hail storm for a few seconds and I thought, 'what's that in the grass'?"
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Video: Divers find large, unexplained object at bottom of Baltic Sea


CNN
Thu, 26 Jan 2012 15:21 UTC

A team of salvage divers has discovered an unexplained object resting at the bottom of the Baltic Sea near Sweden.

"This thing turned up. My first reaction was to tell the guys that we have a UFO here on the bottom," said Peter Lindberg, the leader of the amateur treasure hunters.

Sonar readings show that the mysterious object is about 60 meters across, or, about the size of a jumbo jet. And it's not alone. Nearby on the sea floor is another, smaller object with a similar shape. Even more fascinating, both objects have "drag marks" behind them on the sea floor, stretching back more than 400 feet.

"Could this be the Star Wars Millenium Falcon, a plug to an inner world or a marine version of Stonehenge?" asks CNN's Brooke Bowman:
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Spain: More Mysterious Sounds - Badajoz, January 18, 2012


YouTube
Thu, 26 Jan 2012 13:08 UTC
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