Finally, we’re about to see some solid, hard evidence that UFO exist…or will we?

According to United Press International, organizers of a UFO summit in Charleston, West Virginia claim they have that evidence and will unveil it at their conference the “Flatwoods Monster 55th Anniversary and A Flying Saucer Extravaganza.”

The organizers claims their series of speakers will present the evidence. They even include UFO investigator and nuclear physicist Staton Friedman who still claims Roswell was a huge government coverup.

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Those things you see up in the sky may not be UFOs. They might be lasers.

According to Wired News, military researchers have been working on using “ultra-quick laser pulses and mid-air plasma bursts” to defend soldiers. The story also said they may have been using them for years and could be the source of some UFO sightings.

The story cites New Scientist magazine, “Researchers working with high-power laser weapons discovered that they could create a glowing ball of fire in the sky by crossing the beams of two powerful infrared lasers…By moving the laser beams around the sky, the researchers found they could shift the plasma ball back and forth at very high speed…. At night, they demonstrated their skills, flying their glowing creations in formation high above the cold desert.”

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It turns out that northeast Ohio is one of the busiest UFO states in the Union.

According to NewsChannel5, there have been 20 sightings in just the last two years.

The Cleveland area also has the most UFO investigators in the world and is home to the Ufology Project, an organization that’s been in the business for the last 54 years.

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That’s right, Great Britain is close to opening it’s so-called “X-Files.”

 According to the Free Internet Press, the Ministry of Defence will open their UFO files to the public for the first time.

A date for the unveiling hasn’t been set, but we’ll keep an open eye for them. If anyone knows of their whereabouts, please let us know in the comments section below.

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