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This footage was taken on February 12 in the central part of Diyarbakir, Turkey. It is said to be from a security camera, and the shaking is due to the fact that the camera’s image is being recorded off a TV screen. This is strange, because the figure is not in the screen when the recording first starts. So how did they know to get their camera read? Of course, it could be that they are taping something that the security camera has already recorded.

The way the individual in the footage walks is consistent with real movement, as is the shadow. When the individual suddenly levitates, the shadow moves correctly as well. This is graded B–Possible Unknown.

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This object was photographed on January 19 at 1:10 PM in Newton Abbot, Devon in the UK. We can find no evidence of the photo being doctored and it is not a computer graphic. Therefore, we are grading this A, Probably True. The object is observed at an angle though, which can mean that it was thrown from below. In this case, though, the distance appears such that this is not a likely scenario. The witness reports to Latest UFO SIghtings: "I could clearly see that the object was in fact a flying saucer and I could see a dome on the top of the saucer. The flying saucer turned back in the direction from where it had come from and then disappeared off into the distance and out of sight.read more

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Since December, strange sounds have been recorded in the Middle East, Italy, the UK and the US. There is no consistent pattern in regard to the noises themselves, but the number of reports clustered together is unusual. No grading is offered because we have no way of evaluating these sounds.

Here is a compendium of recordings recently posted on YouTube:

Kentucky
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5Kwu_cZoM4Y

Morocco
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyTIi1IOSr0

More from Morocco
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Two astrophotographers found this image on their dashcam while driving in Australia. Our experts are unsure about what it is, but the consensus seems to be that it’s not a fast moving insect. If it is not an unknown, then it must be a bird. We have not been able to find any type of nightbird that would fly at high speed in a straight line like this in Australia. But if any of our Australian readers know different, we would be interested to hear from you. Please comment below.
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