n anonymous witness noticed a quick moving triangular UFO crossing the sky above an unknown metropolis somewhere in China. The quick-acting witness to the UFO quickly grabbed for their mobile phone camera and was able to take this blurry footage. Some might argue this footage, as unclear as it is, constitutes evidence that unidentified flying objects do indeed exist in the skies above us.

This footage has been posted on UFO websites across China and opinions as to the possible identity of the object vary. Most Chinese UFO enthusiasts reckon that this particular object might be a secret military craft. A minority reckon it might well be extraterrestrial.

Reports of UFO sightings in the skies above China continue to roll in. Only two weeks ago a number of residents claim to have seen a spherical UFO descend on Shanghai. The above photo, initially thought to have been a hoax, is now regarded as a genuine capture of that object. Chinese Scientists are now plotting to add this footage to the long list of images they intend to study in the hop of determining the identities of the objects in question.

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Here is another youtube video that has raised some eyebrows lately. Allegedly, on January 16, three unidentified flying objects were seen over Moscow, Russia.

Among the many witnesses, two individuals were able to take video of the objects, which were seen in the northeastern part of the city, and appeared to be flying in a triangular formation.

Check out the video at Three UFOs over Moscow, and weigh in with your comments.

UFOs over Moscow? originally appeared on About.com UFOs / Aliens on Friday, January 22nd, 2010 at 01:04:28.

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We normally deal with UFOs as unidentified flying objects moving through our skies. But some of these craft have the capability of moving through the water as well. Many UFO researchers believe that some UFOs have underwater bases, a theory I happen to agree with.

It is also surmised that UFOs have a need for water, either for themselves or their craft, or both. What do you reckon? Let’s take a look at some of the best documented cases of USOs. Check it out at “USOs, Unidentified Submersible Objects”. Be sure to comment as you wish.

One if by Land… Two if by Sea originally appeared on About.com UFOs / Aliens on Wednesday, January 20th, 2010 at 05:21:43.

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Sightings of Unidentified Flying objects in Mexico. UFO Debunkers and Fuzzy Footage- UFOs Are As Common In Space As Planes In The Sky Space Agency Experts Say- UFO – THE GREATEST TALE EVER DENIED (2006)-

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The Ministry of Defence department that investigated UFOs sightings has been closed after nearly 60 years, it has been told.

The MoD department, which has dealt with more than 12,000 reports – including 135 last year – was used to assess threats posed by any Unidentified Flying Objects sightings throughout Britain.

Any reports made would now not be investigated or followed up as the hotline had been closed, a spokesman said.

UFO experts expressed rage at the choice.

MoD chiefs made the choice to close the £50,000 a year department, established in 1950, after deciding there was no benefit investigating sightings which were “an inappropriate use of defence resources”.

It comes after the team was went from the MoD’s team, similar to the FBI team featured in the TV programme the X Files, was went a year ago from the Whitehall Headquarters to the RAF Command in High Wycombe, Bucks.

After an application under the Freedom of Information Act, the MoD admitted that responding to every UFO sightings “diverts MoD resources from tasks that are relevant to Defence”.

No choice was announced and the disclosure was instead buried on its website earlier this month.

It said that in more than 50 years “no UFO report has revealed any evidence of a potential threat to the United Kingdom”.

After investigation, around 5 per cent of reports remain unexplained.

“The MOD has no opinion on the existence or otherwise of extra-terrestrial life,” the spokesman said.

“The MOD has no specific capability for identifying the nature of such sightings.

“Accordingly, and in order to make best use of Defence resources, we have chose that from the 1 December 2009 the dedicated UFO hotline answer-phone service and e-mail address will be withdrawn.”

He added: “MOD will no longer respond to reported UFO sightings or investigate them.”

Nick Pope, who ran the Ministry of Defence UFO project from 1991 to 1994, said it was “outrageous”.

“We’re leaving ourselves wide open to terrorist attacks,” he told The Sun.

The spokesman said the programme to release departmental files on UFO matters to the National Archive would continue.

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telegraph – The MoD department, which has dealt with more than 12,000 reports – including 135 last year – was used to assess threats posed by any Unidentified Flying Objects sightings throughout Britain.

Any reports made would now not be investigated or followed up as the hotline had been closed, a spokesman said.

UFO experts expressed rage at the choice.

MoD chiefs made the choice to close the £50,000 a year department, established in 1950, after deciding there was no benefit investigating sightings which were “an inappropriate use of defence resources”.

It comes after the team was went from the MoD’s team, similar to the FBI team featured in the TV programme the X Files, was went a year ago from the Whitehall Headquarters to the RAF Command in High Wycombe, Bucks.

After an application under the Freedom of Information Act, the MoD admitted that responding to every UFO sightings “diverts MoD resources from tasks that are relevant to Defence”.

No choice was announced and the disclosure was instead buried on its website earlier this month.

It said that in more than 50 years “no UFO report has revealed any evidence of a potential threat to the United Kingdom”.

After investigation, around 5 per cent of reports remain unexplained.

“The MOD has no opinion on the existence or otherwise of extra-terrestrial life,” the spokesman said.

“The MOD has no specific capability for identifying the nature of such sightings.

“Accordingly, and in order to make best use of Defence resources, we have chose that from the 1 December 2009 the dedicated UFO hotline answer-phone service and e-mail address will be withdrawn.”

He added: “MOD will no longer respond to reported UFO sightings or investigate them.”

Nick Pope, who ran the Ministry of Defence UFO project from 1991 to 1994, said it was “outrageous”.

“We’re leaving ourselves wide open to terrorist attacks,” he told The Sun.

The spokesman said the programme to release departmental files on UFO matters to the National Archive would continue.

NOTE: Frankly, it sounds to me like the Brits are combining their UFO / ET investigations with a fringe science investigative unit. BTW, don’t let anyone tell you that the US and world governments doesn’t investigate the paranormal…Lon

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