Monday, February 05, 2018

Google Maps mystery: UFO hunters claim this object is an underwater alien base

             Google maps: Is this an alien base?

GOOGLE maps is an informative mapping service that offers satellite images of locations around the globe. But every now and again strange and peculiar sightings are picked up. One photograph of a specific pin point in Antarctica shows a lonely iceberg that UFO hunters claim is an underwater alien base.

By KATRINA TURRILL
09:08, Sun, Feb 4, 2018 | UPDATED: 15:18, Sun, Feb 4, 2018

Google Maps is one of the most useful tools available on the internet, allowing people to visit all areas of the world from the comfort of their own home.

But as well as its informative qualities, the site also provides countless entertaining images.

Alongside the ordinary looking residential streets and national parks is everything from the amusing to the downright bizarre.

One particular image shows an isolated iceberg off the coast of Antarctica.

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express.co.uk

'UFO and alien' sightings revealed by Cambridgeshire Police

Police received six calls reporting sightings of UFOs or aliens, a Freedom of Information request revealed

Sightings of aliens and UFOs have been reported to police in Cambridgeshire six times in two years, new figures show.

The force was asked in a Freedom of Information request how many 999 and 101 calls it had received during 2015, 2016 and 2017.

It reported three calls mentioning "alien" and three referencing "UFO". Two of the reported sightings took place in 2015 and four in 2016.

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BBC News

Wednesday, June 14, 2017

Mystery as UFO snapped by thousands across the globe - and it’s still being investigated


The same phenomenon has been recorded on cameras across the globe.

THIS strange-looking UFO has been photographed thousands of times in all corners of the globe.

By JON AUSTIN
PUBLISHED: 15:16, Tue, Jun 13, 2017
UPDATED: 16:04, Tue, Jun 13, 2017

The strange phenomena, described as an orb of light inside a disk-shaped purple haze, continues to make headlines worldwide after being captured on camera.

In the latest case, The Irish Sun reported that a "bizarre UFO" was pictured in daylight above County Leitrim, which it said was a UFO hotspot.

The newspaper website described it as an "eerie snap of a UFO," and said it had been recorded as a sighting by the Filer’s Research Institute, the US-based National UFO Center, run by Major George A. Filer, who spent 20 years in the Air Force working as an intelligence officer, and is now convinced aliens exist.

The Irish Sun warded of sceptics, saying: "Before you dismiss it as a picture of the moon at night – the image was taken in broad daylight."

It called on astronomer Eamonn Ansbro of Kingsland Observatory in Boyle, Co Roscommon, for his view.

He said he thought the latest sighting could be a new form of light known as a plasma ball.

He said: "There’s a similar ball of light that has been seen in a place called Hessdalen in Norway.

“I know the people who operate there and they have automated instrumentation that has recorded them, and we’ve had recordings here as well.

“It appears to be a new form of light in physics that we don’t know about yet, so we’re putting the physics to it to see what it’s about.”

But, Express.co.uk can reveal that the object in question is actually a common form of lens flare - meaning there was nothing outside the camera when the snap was taken.

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