This Saturday, March 13, marks the 13th anniversary of the well-known Phoenix Lights case. The case is still considered by Ufologists as one of the best arguments for the existence of UFOs. Debunkers are still asserting that the objects seen and photographed over the Arizona city were nothing more than military flares.

After all of this time has passed by, I thought it might be fascinating to see how our readers feel about the case today. Were the large, V-shaped objects witnessed and photographed by the masses just flares, or was this truly a visit from another galaxy? Weigh in, and tell us what you reckon.

The Phoenix Lights – The Real Deal? originally appeared on About.com UFOs / Aliens on Friday, March 12th, 2010 at 01:04:37.

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Bright white lights and weird, triangular shaped objects, Tennesseans are reporting some unusual things overhead. Don’t expect that to stop anytime soon, a local group that investigates UFO close encounters says sightings are on the rise. For decades millions of people have reported seeing ufo’s. A recent poll shows one in 12 Americans have seen a mysterious object in the sky, a…

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UFO sightings in eastern Nevada’s White Pine County continue, Investigators are intrigued. Locals say they see this stuff all the time. The handheld video is that started it all is shaky. The image nearly beyond the capabilities of the camera. Heather Morrison of mcgill, Nevada says what we’re able to see on the video she took isn’t close to what she and her husband saw. A conclusion you can reach…

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Mel Fabregas from VERITAS talks with Ted Loman and Jim Nichols at the 2010 International UFO Congress. Ted and Jim discussed why Disclosure may never originate from the government, as well as other topics. Listen to a 2-hour interview with Jim Nichols at http://www.veritasshow.com

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This is a brief conversation with Jordan Maxwell about his new work and projections for 2010. There is a 3-hour interview available at http://www.veritasshow.com

This is by the way, the BEST interview I have ever heard with Jordan Maxwell

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This video looks fake to me since the cow is continuing to eat after it has been lifted up. But this could really be an example of what really happends? We know so many tales about cattle mutilations. Unfortunately nobody has ever got any evidence on what really happends. But I personally believe it must be something like this.

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Bright white lights and weird, triangular shaped objects, Tennesseans are reporting some unusual things overhead. Don’t expect that to stop anytime soon, a local group that investigates UFO close encounters says sightings are on the rise. For decades millions of people have reported seeing ufo’s. A recent poll shows one in 12 Americans have seen a mysterious object in the sky, a…

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(REUTERS Photo) – Taronga Zoo veterinarians give treatment to a newborn elephant calf as its mother Porntip (R) stands next to it in Sydney March 10, 2010. An elephant gave birth to a calf at Sydney’s main zoo on Wednesday, surprising vets and keepers who two days earlier declared the baby had died in the womb. REUTERS/Taronga Zoo/Bobby-Jo Vial/Handout (Thursday March 11, 08:34 AM)

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SYDNEY (Reuters Life!) – An elephant gave birth to a calf at Sydney’s main zoo on Wednesday, surprising vets and keepers who two days earlier declared the baby had died in the womb.
The Asian elephant mother delivered the male baby in the early hours of Wednesday in what Taronga Park Zoo officials said was “unbelievable excellent fortune”.

“Dedicated keepers reported the incredible news early this morning that the calf had been born and was showing signs of life,” said zoo director Cameron Kerr.

On Monday, Kerr said despite an expert team of vets who had prepared for every eventuality, the calf had not survived after six days of labor, and ultrasounds found there was no chance of a successful birth.

Officials said they now believe the calf was in a coma throughout the labor. They said the calf had since taken its first steps, but it was too early to know if it would survive.

“When the keepers learned the calf had survived this morning, the looks of disbelief on our faces were quite a picture. We couldn’t believe that this could be right,” said Taronga Zoo’s elephant manager Gary Miller.

(Reporting by James Grubel, editing by Miral Fahmy)

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