Color me surprised on this story. It looks UFO lovers aren’t alone as we once thought.
According to the Associated Press, more than one-third of Americans believe in UFOs and ghosts.
The poll also found 14 percent of Americans say they have seen a UFO.
If you’re looking up in the sky and you see a spherical object hanging in the night, could it be a UFO?
According to WRAL.com, it’s actually Venus.
Apparently, at this time of year, Venus can be highly visible with the naked eye and it’s often mistaken and reported as a UFO in the skies. It’s not uncommon that so many people may see it as a UFO since it’s the third brightest object in the sky.
There’s been a flood of sightings in the land down under of a mysterious object hovering in the skies. It turned out to just be a meteor.
According to the Herald Sun in Melbourne, the paper received a “flood” of phone calls about a UFO spotted in the skies earlier this week.
The story states witnesses described the mysterious object as “an amazing bright blue light in the sky with a long blue trail.” Members of the local Astronomical Society confirmed the object was just a meteor. Oh well, maybe next time.
Some reporters in Newbury, England may have discovered that a string of UFO sightings really weren’t UFOs at all. They were pranks.
According to Newbury Today, the newspaper received an anonymous package explaining the mystery.
The paper said the package contained a “UFO Hot Air Balloon,” which carries a lantern designed to trick people looking for UFOs late at night. Some of the people who spotted the mysterious lights don’t believe the balloons are the same thing.
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