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The Out There section collects stories about strange events from all over the internet.
Videos and some other stories are graded:
A–Probably true, B–Likely true, C–Likely false, D–Probably false.

Stories are researched by Unknowncountry.com staff before posting and video evaluations are based on experienced observation and video analysis.

WAY out there: bizarre and disturbing video from Indonesia

January 18, 2011
You figure it out. We are horrified and confused. continued

Music tracks on UFO video don’t add to credibility, but this one has at least some interest.

January 18, 2011
Hoaxing a video like this would be extremely simple, requiring nothing but an accomplice standing at the edge of the light. Still, there is always the remote possibility that it's real. Graded C. continued

Bright object hovering in clouds over Moscow

January 17, 2011
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High strangeness: UFOs on the ground the size of buildings. Photographs

January 17, 2011
Remember the "drones" of the summer of 2007? Is this what they would look like on the ground at night? continued

Interactive Slate.com map of UFO sightings for the past 15 years. Fascinating stuff.

January 17, 2011
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Linda Moulton Howe, Graham Hancock and Andrew Collins on Gobekli Tepi

January 17, 2011
The History's Channel's terrific documentary on strange unknown structures. "How in the world can you contemplate 13 foot columns that are perfectly carved, and no tools:" Linda Moulton Howe. continued

Gigantic UFO in front of the sun, or something completely different? We cannot evaluate this one!

January 15, 2011
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Google Street View mysteries

January 14, 2011
Some fascinating images here. A man with a horse head? How did he know Google Street View was watching. And what about that UFO in the last shot? continued

25 comets crash into sun. NASA: ‘It was crazy’

January 14, 2011
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Why did hits on Gaby Gifford’s Wikipedia page start rising in the days BEFORE she was shot?

January 14, 2011
This is very strange. It could be that there were so few hits on it anyway that obsessive clicking on it by Jared Loughner caused the dramatic change. In any case, it's odd. continued