Outer Space
Imagine a sandy beach, pick up one grain of sand. That grain represents our sun. Now pickup a handful of sand. This represents all the stars visible from our little planet. How many stars do you think are represented by the whole beach? Ten galaxies? The universe? Wrong, its just our galaxy, The Milky Way. There are not enough grains of sand on the planet Earth to represent all the stars in the universe.
Now that you can visualise the number of stars in the universe, how many of those stars have planets capable of supporting life? Surely it can’t just be our single grain of sand?
Millions of people believe that we are not alone and that we have been visited by Aliens and Aliens, some stories are believable, while others are just plain fantasy. Some have been covered up by governments while others remain a mystery. Are their crashes alien flying saucers in
We ask the ultimate question: Are we alone in the universe? Are there intelligent life forms trying to make contact with us? If they are, would we know about it or are we to primitive to understand their communications?
If you have had seen a UFO, or witnessed something unexplained why not share it with us?
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Area 51 is officially known as Air Force Flight Test Center, Detachment 3, and is located in a remote area of land in the southwestern portion of southern Nevada.
Read the article, Area 51, in full.
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Crop circle is a generic term used to describe the flattening of crops in a particular pattern. They range between a simple circle, to complex and intricate patterns.
Read the article, Crop Circles, in full.
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It’s been 60 years since the term “Flying Saucer” was first used. In 1947, Kenneth Arnold saw something whilst flying his plane over Mount Rainier in Washington. He reported this sighting to the press, but passed almost unnoticed. Two weeks later the world famous UFO story unfolded in Roswell, New Mexico.
Read the article, Is anybody out there?, in full.
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In 1984, Jaime Shandera, UFO researcher and Hollywood movie producer, received a mysterious package - negatives of what appeared to be an eight page briefing paper, prepared for president Eisenhower on 18th November 1952.
Read the article, Majestic 12, in full.
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Villagers in Peru, near Carancas, Peru, have been stricken with a mystery illness following a meteorite crash on Saturday Night. A fireball was seen burning across the Andean sky which crashed into a field located in sparsely populated highland near Lake Titicaca.
Read the article, Mystery Illness in Peru, in full.
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According to Peru’s Mining, Metallurgy, and Geology Institute, the mystery illness surrounding the meteorite crash last week was caused by a large natural underground deposit of arsenic.
Read the article, Mystery Illness Solved, in full.
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The total of people affected by the mystery object is over 600, and speculation of the cause of the illness ranges from an “alien infection” to a “US spy satellite” and slightly more plausible, the emission of “volcanic gases”.
Read the article, Mystery of Carancas Illness Deepens…, in full.
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Roswell in New Mexico, is the scene for what is probably the most famous UFO Incident, which involved the recovery of materials which have since become the subject of intense speculation, rumor, questioning and research.
Read the article, Roswell Incident, in full.
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Seti@home is a distributed computing project using Internet-connected computers, hosted by the Space Sciences Laboratory, at the University of California, Berkeley. SETI is an acronym for the Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence.
Read the article, Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence (SETI), in full.
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The energy of the blast was estimated to be between 10 and 20 megatons of TNT, 1,000 times more powerful than the bomb dropped on Hiroshima.
Read the article, Tunguska Fireball Event, in full.
