Our Haunted Planet
Wendy Patterson
Miramichi Leader
Fri, 09 Jan 2009 18:42 UTC
Driving between Bathurst and Miramichi on New Year's Eve, one motorist and his passenger saw a different kind of fireworks in the sky.
Mike Gallant was on his way from Bathurst to Moncton when, at exactly 4:45 p.m., he saw a luminous teal-blue streak that lit up the darkening sky. "It looked like a meteor to me," he said. "It was clear as day to myself and my passenger."
He described the streak as being darker on the bottom and lighter in colour towards the top, although the entire object was extremely bright. "It completely brightened the sky," he said.
Tina Ganzon
ABS-CBN News
Thu, 08 Jan 2009 23:13 UTC
The residents of Barangay San Francisco town in Santo Tomas town in Batangas province have become restless due to inexplicable fire incidents that have taken place in the compound of the Millar family.
The first of 17 incidents occurred last October 16 when a curtain hanging in a dining area suddenly went into flames.
More incidents of fire reportedly happened the next three days. Then it reportedly stopped for a month, then started happening again December 14.
The latest fire reportedly broke out January 6 when a sack of charcoal burst into flames.
Arthur Martin
Mail Online
Thu, 08 Jan 2009 23:01 UTC
The numerous ghoulish encounters with a mysterious 'white lady' has prompted many to believe they had met a supernatural being.
For bemused locals, the only question on their minds, was: 'Who You Gonna Call?'
Well, Ghostbusters, of course.
Over the past six weeks there have been dozens of sightings of the apparition near the ruins of a remote farmhouse in near Coalisland in Co Tyrone.
Amanda Barrell
Littlehampton Gazette
Thu, 08 Jan 2009 22:04 UTC
Strange things have been spotted in the skies over Littlehampton, prompting extra-terrestrial questions.
There have been at least two sightings of unexplained flying objects, if not UFOs, in the last two weeks.
Nineteen-year-old student Fraser Moyles saw a strange orange light last Tuesday, and Worthing-based Andrew Alexander saw two of the objects on Saturday (January 3).
Belper News
Wed, 07 Jan 2009 21:57 UTC
Three unexplained bright flashes in the night sky have left a Belper couple spooked - now they want to know if anyone else witnessed the events.
Tricia and John Booth, of William Street, were left shocked and puzzled after they were woken up by their phone loudly resetting itself, at 1.45am, on Saturday, December 20. Then when they looked up through their bedroom skylight they saw three bright flashes.
Lauren Oldershaw
Gazette
Thu, 08 Jan 2009 21:31 UTC
© Lorraine Davis and Terry Moore
Mysterious - a still image from the camcorder footage shot over Colchester on the stroke of New Year.
Two unexplained objects have been spotted in the skies over north Essex.
As Lorraine Davis and her partner Terry Moore got ready to see in the new year, they witnessed a number of unusual lights in the sky above their home in Newcastle Avenue, Colchester.
Half Moon Bay Review
Thu, 08 Jan 2009 21:22 UTC
Big meteor last night! (Jan 7) Anyone else see it?
Half Moon Bay, California - We were heading south on 1 at Montara Beach, Jan 7, about 8:45 PM.
The meteor appeared to the southwest. It was quite low, just above the treeline, but winked out before it was obscured by the trees.
Fiona Simpson
Ardrossan Herald
Thu, 08 Jan 2009 21:15 UTC
Readers from as far afield as Canada have contacted us this week after they spotted the same orange light which was sighted over the skies of Saltcoats on Tuesday, December 23.
One amateur astronomer from Inverness believes he saw the same light on the same night and can't find any reasonable explanation. Andy Ferguson explained: "My wife was visiting her family in Kilwinning and her dad had given her the Herald. When I read the story about the UFO sighting I was surprised as I also saw the orange light in the sky over Inverness.
Caroline Gough
Whitby Gazette
Thu, 08 Jan 2009 20:50 UTC
Whitby could be turning into a UFO hotspot with yet more reports flooding into the Gazette offices of mysterious lights in the sky.
The phenomenon has also been spotted in other parts of the country and even hit the front page of a national newspaper yesterday when a UFO was believed to have hit a 300ft wind turbine tearing off its giant 65ft blades, baffling power chiefs.
A holidaymaker who spent his new year break in Whitby has told of his surprise at seeing a ball of flames in the sky near the abbey on New Year's Day evening.
Glen Scanlon
CNN
Thu, 08 Jan 2009 17:04 UTC
© CNN
The Sun tabloid newspaper's UFO splash.
London, England - Strange lights in the sky, mysterious flashes, dozens of witnesses, a missing wind turbine blade and a tabloid splash featuring the pun: E.T. farm harm.
Let's hope there isn't intelligent life out there watching us.
Britain's tabloid
Sun newspaper Thursday proclaimed from its front page that a wind turbine was ruined after a UFO hit one of its 20 meter-long blades in Conisholme, Lincolnshire.
Dorothy Willows, who lives near the damaged turbine, told
The Sun she was in her car when she saw strange lights in the sky.
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