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I have received preliminary info about a sighting of UFOs over Hudson Bay in northern Canada. I’m still looking into this, but what I know so far is that on Saturday night, March 21, 2009, at 8:06 pm, a USAF Boeing KC-135 Stratotanker was on a refueling mission and was just off the coast of Manitoba, flying at 35,000 ft. The pilot and others in the flight crew reported seeing “white, blue and red lights in the sky,” at an estimated altitude of 37,000 ft. No further information was available. No idea if the lights were stationary, moving, or what part of the sky they were in.

Star charts for that location show Saturn was bright in the SE at that time, and would appear to be at a higher altitude than 35,000 ft. As for other lights, perhaps stars?

The other thing to note is that this would have been in bright twilight, as the Sun had set only about a half hour before the sighting, so most stars and satellites would not have been visible yet. The International Space Station was low in the SW going SE at about 8:30 pm. But that’s a bit too late.

Further investigation is pending.

UFO ORB With Mothership

In one of the most spectacular photographs ever captured on film is the elusive Orb UFO with it‘s mothership following in concert with it’s every move. Five Orb’s are seen in the photo below with their Mother Ship in tow in the bright blue light high above.

The photo was taken in Casa Grande Arizona by the State Director of MUFON for Arizona, Christine Dickey. Christine used a Nikon D 90, 2008 model, Pixels 4288 W X 2848 H, resolution is 72 dpi, bit depth is 24, 35 mm focal length F is 4.5, +3 step exposure bias.

The event date of the photo was 1/15/09 at 9:02 PM.

Many have asked the question, what is an Orb? Orb’s are small vessels released from a Mother Ship UFO and have been documented over history to have 2 to 3 Alien’s at the controls and are about 30 meters in diameter, used for close observation of Human activity.

Below you will find a series of photo’s starting with close ups of one of the Orb’s then of the Mother Ship, all Thermo and Inferred imaging performed by Ronald Nussbeck at his lab.

The Orb’s exterior solid structure appears to be made from solid Gold, the true color should be noted. The electromagnetic field generated around the Orb is similar to the Northern Lights Aurora causing spectacular lighting effects that were able to be pierced by process of Inferred imaging. Most noticeable is the Corona surrounding the Orb, a plasma shield that when photographed at night is majestic in nature and out of this world.

Spectacular Gold Orb Craft surrounded by an Electromagnetic Field.

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David Wisbey’s story continues here in part 2 about a series of objects that flew over Washington D.C. skies near the Foggy Bottom train station during the early morning hours of Jan. 1, 2000.

If you have not yet read part 1, you can do that here.

In this piece, Wisbey finally meets another witness from this UFO sighting – but he was not prepared for the incredible details this man would describe – sightings and events beyond his own description of cylinder-like objects moving across the sky.

The following is Wisbey’s account told in his own words.

As I said at the conclusion of Part One, it was not until the summer of 2005 that I reported my sighting again. A lot happened in my life after the sighting and it wasn’t on my mind so much, as I was quite preoccupied with a lot of other things – in other words, “life happened”. But I never forgot. I don’t recall now how I found out about the 2005 Symposium, but I did. I also discovered that the MUFON headquarters was in Littleton. I recognized John Schuessler from “somewhere” in the past, probably from seeing one of those UFO programs on TV. I attended the Symposium and joined both MUFON and Colorado MUFON, and began attending Colorado meetings regularly. Eventually I discovered other local meetings and began attending them as well, but not as regularly. I put a new report of the sighting on MUFON’s web site and also NUFORC’s site. Since then I have put it on all the other web sites that accept UFO reports (those I know of, anyway).

I created a PowerPoint presentation about my sighting and presented it at the December 2005 Colorado MUFON Holiday Potluck, held in Glendale. It was only a 10-15 minute presentation; John Schuessler was the “real” speaker. I also created a small presentation about a sighting in the 90’s in Fairfax County, Virginia. A friend from church, who happened to work at the CIA (Langley headquarters), showed me an article that appeared in one of the local suburban papers. I made a photocopy of it, and later typed it into a Word document. I mention it here because the UFO reports all described it as being cylindrical, just as the ones I saw were.

The article follows below; I am sorry that I don’t have the information on the date and the newspaper. It would have been either The Connection, The Times, or The Fairfax Journal.

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Real or fake???

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doesn’t take this video as a real UFO BUT A HOAX

Please read article and leave comments if you like.

A video posted March 21, 2009, on Youtube claims to be the real deal of the Nov. 7, 2006, Chicago O’Hare Airport UFO sighting.

The video is posted with the headline – “Chicago O’Hare Airport UFO Witness Breaks His Silence.” The username is ohareufowitness, age 39, someone who joined Youtube on the same day as the posting.

Illinois MUFON Director Sam Maranto, who has studied this case extensively, was able to watch the video from his Chicago area home today.

“The footage is shot at an impossible angle,” Maranto said. “It was 1500′ to 1900′ above gate c-17, 200′ – 400′ below the solid  overcast…too bright of backdrop…too big of an object. Unless this person was in the tower where it could not have been seen.”

Ministry of Defence explains two UFOs over Wales

Mar 24 2009 by Ben Glaze, Western Mail
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THE truth is indeed out there – and it’s less exciting than Mulder and Scully would have you believe.

Newly-released Ministry of Defence files claim there were rational explanations for two UFO sightings over Wales in the early 1990s.

Conspiracy theorists have focused on the nation over the past nine months since a South Wales Police helicopter crew reported a UFO over RAF St Athan in the Vale of Glamorgan and unexplained damage to a wind turbine just over the English border earlier this year.

The declassified documents, available on the National Archives website, detail investigations into two incidents over Wales.

The first happened on the border on December 9, 1991 at 4.50pm when “dozens of people” reported “burning white lights, flames and rumbling sounds”.

“The object seen was a bright, white light at high altitude with flames (or an illuminated vapour trail) in its wake,” says the file.

“Many witnesses believed they were witnessing an aircraft accident and some reports indicated the object broke up.

“A few seconds after the sighting, a low rumbling sound was heard and some windows were seen to be shaking.”

It adds: “For the time being we are treating this as a UFO incident.”

A senior RAF officer replies to the report saying: “I am afraid I am unable to shed light on the incident.

“It does, however, sound very much like an aircraft engine going in and out of reheat.”

Debunking the existence of extra-terrestrial life, the MoD claims the incident was “traced to a USAF pilot who jettisoned fuel that was ignited by the aircraft’s afterburner”.

In a second UFO sighting during the early hours of March 31, 1993, a policeman in Merthyr Tydfil was among “hundreds, probably thousands of people” in South Wales, the West Country and South-West Ireland who spotted “two brilliant objects emitting bright vapour trails flying north to south, quickly and silently, across the night sky”.

Investigators found “significant UFO activity over a very wide area”.

In a report from RAF West Drayton to the MoD, the unnamed policeman, one of 20 who reported the objects, described seeing “two very bright” white UFOs, “circular with tails” over Gelligaer Common.

He said they were flying “very slowly” north at about 400ft.

One witness said: “I thought they were a couple of meteorites, but instead of vanishing quickly, they kept on coming.

“They were travelling parallel to each other, travelling very precisely.

“They were like very big stars, They were as bright as Sirius (the brightest star in the night sky) and about four times as large.”

The witness added: “The lights were white like stars and the trails were white like fog.

“The trails came from directly behind the objects and were a single thick trail, not like those given off by large airliners which are split in two.

“My first thought was, ‘My God, what’s that?’ They were obviously some kind of controlled craft, but not like anything I’d seen before.”

Another witness said: “There were two bright, shining orange lights moving at great speed.

“They had flown over the rooftop and were heading in the direction of the sea.

“There was complete silence and the speed was greater than any plane, shooting star or other object I’ve ever seen.”

Two policemen saw the craft flying from South Wales over the Bristol Channel.

“Stopping their patrol car, they watched as the lights drew nearer to them,” says the report.

“The lights or object(s) passed to the west, going in a south-east direction.”

A pilot flying over Wales also reported the UFO.

Introducing the released files, the MoD says the sightings were “later traced to the re-entry of a Russian Cosmos rocket body which burned up, decaying over the North Atlantic.”

UFO expert Dr David Clarke, a lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University, yesterday said the files proved the MoD was “not in the slightest bit interested in aliens”.

He added: “They’re only interested in the defence implications. The question is, ‘What are the Russians testing and could any of these sightings be something of that kind?’ As soon as they have eliminated that, they’re not interested.”

Former MoD official turned UFO specialist Nick Pope said: “There are some UFO sightings here which had us genuinely puzzled. The UFO phenomenon provoked discussion, debate and disagreement, even within the MoD.”

Wrexham woman thought aliens were coming after spotting UFO

Published Date:  24

March 2009
A COUPLE have been left baffled by the identity of a set of strange lights they saw in the sky above their home near Wrexham on Sunday evening.
The man and wife, who do not wish to be named, had just returned to their home in Sontley Road, just outside Wrexham in north east Wales, at about 7.40pm and parked their car on the driveway when they looked up and saw the lights passing overhead.

The man said: “At first there was just one of them. It looked like the underside of a helicopter and was at about the same height you see them travelling. But while helicopters usually make a lot of noise, there was absolutely no sound coming from this object.

“My wife and I got out of the car to get a better look and, as we did, another two of these things – just the same as the first – passed over our home, then two more.

“As they passed overhead some of them just seemed to vanish into thin air but one or two appeared to shoot off at high speed.”

The man added: “We couldn’t believe what we were seeing, so I called over our neighbour and he saw the last two of these things.

“We tried to think of a logical explanation but there doesn’t appear to be one and at the time I’d only had half of shandy!”

His wife said: “I really thought aliens were going to come and get me.

“Watching all this was fascinating and took about three to five minutes. I know our home is under the flightpath for Manchester Airport but this was definitely not a plane we saw.

“These lights were coming from the direction of Rhostyllen and heading towards Marchwiel, and we would love to find out if anyone else saw them at the same time.”

According to the Helilog of North Wales Police the lights are unlikely to have been those of the force helicopter which, at the time, was patrolling over the Denbigh area, from where it had travelled from Conwy.

The lights over Sontley are just the latest in a long line of possible UFO sightings over the Wrexham area.

In a similar incident last September, the Evening Leader was inundated with calls after strange, dazzling lights were seen flying slowly through the night sky over Rhos, Johnstown and Borras

Janet Bancroft, 28, and partner Mark Pluke, 24, both witnessed the dazzling lights from their home on Maes-y-Ficerdy, Rhos, after Mark had gone to put the rubbish out.

According to the couple, the lights, spotted at about 7.40pm, formed into a slow-moving triangle before eventually disappearing from view some 20 minutes later.

If you saw the lights over the Sontley area last Sunday, get in touch with us at quebec-ufo-research.com  or leave a comment below

Let’s not forget this

An aerial phenomenon over Montreal

Broadcast Date: Nov. 7, 1994

On Nov. 7, 1990, a woman spots something in the sky while swimming in the rooftop pool of her downtown Montreal hotel. She sees a round, metallic object projecting a series of brilliant light beams. Her sighting sets off a chain reaction. She tells the lifeguard who calls the hotel security guard, who contacts the police and a journalist from La Presse newspaper. The RCMP, the military and even NASA are called in.

The aerial phenomenon lasts almost three hours from 7:20 p.m. to 10:10 p.m. The incident sparks sensation due to the excellent documentation and the large number of very reliable witnesses. Some theorize it is nothing more than the result of northern lights, dismissing the possibility of a UFO sighting. The event catches the attention of Bernard Guénette, a UFO researcher in Montreal.

In 1992, Guénette and Dr. Richard Haines, a former NASA scientist, publish a 25-page report on the sighting. The report concludes that the “evidence for the existence of a highly unusual, hovering, silent large object is indisputable.” It suggests some sort of huge physical object, about 540 metres wide, caused the lights but fails to identify its origin.

A series of cylinder-shaped objects flew low over Washington D.C. skies near the Foggy Bottom train station in the early morning hours of January 1, 2000, according to witness David Wisbey.

Crowds celebrating New Year’s Eve and the turn of the century partied nearby.

This fascinating account troubled Wisbey, now a Colorado resident, as he felt that with the thousands of people in the streets that night, surely other witnesses would come forward.

For a long time, no one did. Part 2 of this story will cover the one witness who did step forward.

Following is the unedited witness testimony of what happened that night.

I moved to Lakewood, Colorado, in May of 2005 after having lived in the Washington, DC area for about 14 years. Now, I’m not crazy about being in huge crowds, but there’s nothing quite like fireworks on the National Mall in the Nation’s Capital. I had attended many ‘Fourth of July’ displays and shows over the years; I also attended the big Desert Storm ‘party’ back in the 90’s, which, in my opinion was more impressive than any of the ‘Fourth of July” ones.

So, naturally, when I heard about the “America’s Millennium” celebration planned for December 31, 1999, I just had to be there for this once-in-a-lifetime experience. I am really glad that I went down there for it, just based on the ‘earthly’ entertainment. I had no idea, of course, about the ‘other entertainment’ planned, which might have had off-world origins.

I was only able to get one of my friends to go down there with me for this. Others didn’t want to deal with the crowd, full of drunk, loud, obnoxious, but happy people. One of my friends did go with the person they were dating at the time, but we didn’t all go there together. So, it was just me and my friend, Connie.

We parked at the Vienna (Virginia) Metro Station and rode the Orange Line downtown. We got off at the Federal Triangle station near the White House. We then walked towards the White House and the National and State Christmas Trees.

After walking around the Christmas Trees, we headed for the long Reflecting Pool between the Washington Monument and the Lincoln Memorial. It was already quite crowded, especially towards the Lincoln Memorial, where a stage had been set up. We were told to expect tight security because of a terrorist threat (from Algerians or Libyans or something); however, by the time we got over there, people had pretty much knocked down the temporary fencing around the area, and no one searched me, although I do remember police on horseback in the area. We found a spot to stand in the huge crowd on the north side of the Reflecting Pool, somewhat closer to the Washington Monument than the Lincoln Memorial. But you didn’t need binoculars to see the entertainment; a few really huge screens, held by cranes, were along the Mall.

Movie star Will Smith and then President Bill Clinton were the emcees for the event. I won’t go into details about the entertainment and fireworks, but will mention I saw some other “weird” things that night, not just UFOs. One guy had climbed one of the great big old trees and went way out on one of its large, horizontal branches. This created quite an uproar from the crowd; one man standing next to me said “I hope he falls – serves him right.” I don’t recall how that all turned out. The big fireworks display started promptly at 12:00 Midnight and was incredible; a huge sun-like light, down by the north side of the Lincoln Memorial, was also quite impressive.

The fireworks ended by about 12:20 AM. I had heard that Bono, lead singer of U2, would be speaking and performing, but he did not show up prior to the fireworks. This presented a difficult choice for me. A very large percentage of the crowd had started to leave. I waited until about 12:30 (an estimate) and finally gave up on seeing Bono, in favor of saving some time. So we left.

I was quite familiar with many of the streets downtown and the locations of the Metro stations, and I quickly determined that Foggy Bottom was probably the closest to where we had been for the fireworks. So we started the several-block walk to the Foggy Bottom station.

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