Photographer captures ‘UFO’ over Kelpies in Falkirk

Heather McEwan's photo of the 'UFO' at the Kelpies

SCOTT MCANGUS
17:45Wednesday 24 May 2017

An amateur photographer believes she may have captured a UFO hovering over the Kelpies on camera.

Heather McEwan, from Falkirk, took some shots of the famous landmark on Sunday just after 10pm but didn’t notice anything at the time.

It wasn’t until the following day she noticed a “strange” cross-shaped object in the sky to the right of the head of Baron, the 30-metre high ‘head up’ Kelpie.

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Winston Churchill’s Unpublished Essay On Aliens Revealed

May 22, 2017 LUFOS

It has been revealed that Winston Churchill had a secret obsession with extraterrestrials and believed there could be life on Venus or Mars.

The interest of Britain’s World War 2 Prime Minister has been revealed after the discovery of his 11-page essay titled “Are We Alone in the Universe?”
The politician known for his cigar-chomping discusses the possibility of life on Mars and Venus in the newly discovered article.

Churchill suggested that Mars and Venus were the only two planets in the Solar System that could conceivably harbor life other than Earth due to their distance from the Sun.

The essay was never published and it remained undiscovered for years as it ended up in the U.S. National Churchill Museum, located in Fulton, Missouri in the 1980s.



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Six Billion-Year-Old Space Signal Captured by New Telescope

Monday, May 22, 2017 15:33
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A CSIRO telescope has found its first ‘fast radio burst’ from space after less than four days of searching.

The discovery came so quickly that the telescope, the Australian Square Kilometre Array Pathfinder (ASKAP) near Geraldton in Western Australia, looks set to become a world champion in this fiercely competitive area of astronomy.

The new fast radio burst finding was published today in The Astrophysical Journal Letters. ‘Fast radio bursts’ or FRBs are short, sharp spikes of radio waves lasting a few milliseconds.

      Credit: ©  Alex Cherney/terrastro.com

They appear to come from powerful events billions of light-years away but their cause is still a mystery. The first was discovered in 2007 and only two dozen have been found since.

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