The Out There section collects stories about strange events from all over the internet.
Videos and some other stories are graded:
A–Probably true, B–Likely true, C–Likely false, D–Probably false.

Stories are researched by Unknowncountry.com staff before posting and video evaluations are based on experienced observation and video analysis.

Simple reflection or bizarre face?

December 19, 2010
This could be a reflection, but then again, maybe not. Certainly the person responsible for the video sounds sincere, and explains that it was made in the forest on a private road with no ambient lighting. continued

Lancaster PA UFO sightings

December 19, 2010

Florida police chief tells Linda Moulton Howe his UFO story.

December 18, 2010

Unknown object shot down over Israeli nuclear plant

December 17, 2010
It has been variously described as a party balloon, an ultralight, and a plane in distress. The Israelis are still searching for its wreckage. But if it's something unknown, will they tell us? continued

Beams of light erupt out of ground in Argentina

December 16, 2010
Another high strangeness event. continued

UFO appears in Taiwan lightning flash.

December 16, 2010
Look closely, you will see the UFO just briefly in the lightning. Graded  B. continued

Bright red low level light in isolated area of Australia

December 15, 2010

Nightline crew films in UK UFO hotspot.

December 15, 2010
The Scarborough Evening News appears to be enthusiastic about having an ABC Nightline crew doing a UFO docu in the area. But will they be happy with the result? Expected to air in a few days. continued

UFOs over Japan volcano. Extreme strangeness.

December 15, 2010
What might be happening in this video is very mysterious. From 1:07 on, the upper left and lower right cameras show anomalies. There are unexplained explosions in the upper left video, and numerous unexplained objects appearing and flashing past in... continued

Large lighted object seen a hundred feet overhead in Texas

December 14, 2010
Low-flying UFOs seem to be getting much more common. continued