Out There (Page 12)

Your Out There editor has been enduring a real drought of genuine UFO reports, but finally a good one has appeared. These are not drones or sky lanterns and this video is not a CGI effect. In fact, this is how it looks, and how people react, when a real unidentified aerial event takes place. No fancy logo, no demand to subscribe, no dreadful music. Just ordinary people face to face with a real mystery. The event was recorded in Charlotte, NC on October 15.

Graded A.
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Your Out There editor has been watching Mars imagery for years, combing through it and evaluating the various claims made about it. 99.9% of the claims of UFOs, old shoes, armadillos, turtles and so forth are nonsense. However, there are now a substantial number of images that suggest that something is going on there that is outside of the context of the known or the believed. All of our stories concerning these anomalies can be accessed by clicking the word "Mars" below.
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The British National Police Air Service has recorded a video on an infrared system that shows a UFO that is emitting heat but was invisible to air traffic control radars in the area. The video was recorded aboard a National Police Air Service helicopter in South Wales using an FILR camera, which records both normal and infrared light. The object was not visible in the camera in daytime mode, but was visible in infrared mode. It was traveling into the wind, and the pilot does not believe that it was a balloon or a candle lantern.
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A recent photograph of something in Loch Ness that appears to have a head, a hump and a tail has generally dismissed as seals at play. And indeed, the head on the right bears some resemblance to the head of a seal. The problem is that seals are not indigenous to Loch Ness because the waters are too murky for them to navigate. If the photograph was indeed taken at Loch Ness, there is a genuine chance that this is an unknown animal. To read the witness’s description of the event, click here. To read an analysis of the Loch Ness fauna, click here.read more