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In a recent story, we reported that 3 policemen spotted a UFO in Huntington, Indiana on December 26. Mark Andrews writes us that, “I saw six red and white objects over downtown Indianapolis, about seven hours following the UFO incident reported by the three Huntington police officers. I (along with two other individuals) witnessed the objects at 8:42 PM on December 26th, approximately 120 SSW of the location of the sighting reported by the police. Considering the close timing and locations of the two sightings, I think the two events are related.”

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The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition says people in the U.S. are fat because our food is too cheap?despite the fact that poorer people tend to be the most obese. But although manufacturers are producing plenty of unhealthy things to eat, they’re also making “feel good foods.”
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It’s usually ice blocks that fall from the sky in Spain, but recently hundreds of witnesses there saw balls of fire in the sky. Authorities are searching for an estimated 50 tons of material from a meteorite which broke up after colliding with the Earth. A local official says, “I left the house at around 12 minutes to six. I heard a big explosion, like an earth tremor, and a white cloud of smoke formed around a nearby mountain which took a long time to disappear.” Another witness says, “There was a loud report, like an explosion. The windows shuddered and we were frightened.”
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Two new cases of SARS in China brings back fears that the epidemic may return. China is destroying large numbers of civet cats, the carriers of the disease, but the man who has just recovered from SARS says he’s never eaten the animal. A second suspected case is a 20-year-old waitress who worked in a restaurant serving wild game. Researcher Zhong Nanshan says the new SARS strain is more “human-like,” making it even more infectious than the strain that caused the previous outbreak.
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