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Scientists think we WILL find it! – Here at unknowncountry.com, we are in touch with people (especially during our Wednesday subscriber chats!) who say they have been visited by beings who seem to be from another planet (or maybe from the future or another parallel universe), but astronomers are still looking for proof, and they think they may have found a way to get it. A top NASA scientist is confident that we’ll detect alien life within the next ten years.
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As Portsmouth, New Hampshire resident Betty Hill drove her mother home on Route 108 at 8 p.m. on Sept. 7, 1977, she saw large red and green lights of a UFO as she neared Trickling Falls in East Kingston. Later as she was driving home, she saw another UFO with red and green lights following railroad tracks near Route 107. Her report of a UFO sighting is one of thousands she catalogued during her lifetime after she and her husband, Barney Hill, became known internationally for reporting they had been abducted by aliens in 1961 in New Hampshire’s White Mountains.read more

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Correction: Due to a reporting error, Unknowncountry.comstated that this event took place on Sunday, April 5, 2009.It actually took place on September 10, 2006. During asynchronized worldwide meditation, crop circleexperts Ed and Kris Sherwood asked that benevolentextraterrestrials appear during a one hour skywatch theyconducted near their home in Santa Monica, California afterthe meditation. This was successful, and theynot only obtained excellent daylight video of the object,they were able to ask it to maneuver during the videotaping,which also shows a small plane at one point moving betweenthe object and the camera. Sherwood describes exactly how hecalled the visitors inthis video.
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A UFO hoax in New Jersey that took place on 5 nights during two months?January and February?was done with balloons, flares, fishing line and duct tape?but, like the crop circles produced by people wearing boards on their feet?people who have seen a REAL UFO could instantly tell the difference. The local media instantly picked up on it, of course, but the local county Prosecutor wasn?t happy about it: he filed charges against the two hoaxers.

In the New Jersey Star-Ledger, Sarah Schillaci Morris County prosecutor Robert Bianchi as saying, “If there is a single word to describe this?it is in essence ‘stupidity.'”

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