Skygazers have been gripped by our mysterious red objects story - last week's front page - with many saying they witnessed them hovering in Bromsgrove skies.
We have had an amazingly large response from readers to the article.
Within hours of the newspaper hitting the streets our newsroom was inundated with calls and e-mails from residents letting us know what they saw.
Last week's story concerned Pat Maguire's sighting of two extremely bright red, unidentified objects heading towards Droitwich on May 16.
The truth is out there - Martians may well have invaded Kent!
Men in suits at the Ministry of Defence have dusted off their archives and revealed a host of spooky goings-on in the county.
Kent's own X-files have been unveiled for the first time, and they make for fascinating and fantastical reading.
CBS46Thu, 22 May 2008 11:14 UTC
A strong gas odor has forced the evacuation of McNair Middle School in DeKalb County.
Firefighters are looking for the source of the odor, which progressively got worse, at the school on Wallingford Drive.
A Wragby woman has said she saw the same UFO that featured in a report on last week's front page.
Andrea Ward, one of our village correspondents, said she saw the same UFO revealed in a secret MOD file published for the first time on May 14 by the National Archives.
Mrs Ward was living in Huttoft at the time, December 1980, and was driving home from Nottingham with her family.
Rob Adams
NewsOXYThu, 22 May 2008 09:29 UTC
A Phoenix UFO stirred local residents on Monday night as witnesses reporting lights in the sky following by jets racing toward them.
Witnesses of the Phoenix UFO said they saw four or five red lights lined up in a straight line and spaced apart evenly. The lights slowly moved east and became dimmer when suddenly three jets flew from the west and traveled in the direction of the lights.
Witnesses near Deer Valley, Arizona reported seeing four lights in a square shape that eventually became a triangular shape. The lights were moving to the east and they disappeared one by one.
Dubbed as the Phoenix UFO, witnesses said the lights were visible for about 13 minutes at about 8 PM.
Denver Isaacs
namibianWed, 21 May 2008 23:25 UTC
A shooting star? Ball of lightning? Visiting aliens from outer space? Whatever it was, a handful of residents from Usakos are convinced they saw an unidentified flying object (UFO) pass over their heads on Sunday night.
According to Hester Schmidt, who was sitting on her porch with her husband at the time, they saw what looked like a "round ball with a long tail", passing overhead in the direction of Swakopmund.
"We didn't hear anything, but it was extremely fast and it went really low.
I would say the ball was about 18 inches in diameter as we'd call it in the old times," she told The Namibian.
Tom Leonard
TelegraphMon, 19 May 2008 06:40 UTC
The US space agency Nasa is sponsoring a university course on how to talk to aliens.
English students at the University of Wyoming are being encouraged to consider the possibility that humanity might one day make contact with aliens and then not know what to say.
"Interstellar Message Composition", a creative writing class, is believed to be the first of its kind to engage writers in a potential cosmic conversation, say its founders.
Ed Komarek
OpEd NewsWed, 14 May 2008 06:10 UTC
People should not be complacent and just assume their own mind is under their personal control because often it is not. Our whole society is geared toward taking advantage of each other in many different ways that include subtle forms of mind control.
Whether a UFO visited two Central Texas towns will remain a mystery - at least for now.
"All the video that we've analyzed hasn't provided substantial proof," Ken Cherry, Texas state director of the Mutual UFO Network, said Sunday. "Without definite evidence, we're left with the word of our witnesses."
