SHORT UFO FACT: [PUSALU VILLAGE, China, Jan. 2 - Poor farmers in Beijing's barren hills saw it: an object swathed in colored light arcing heavenward that some say must have been a UFO. They're not alone. People in 12 other Chinese cities reported possible UFO sightings last month. UFO researchers, meanwhile, were busy looking into claims of an alien abduction in Beijing. At the beginning of the new millennium, China is astir with sightings of otherworldly visitors. Such sightings are treated with unexpected seriousness in this country usually straightjacketed by its communist rulers.]
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SHORT UFO FACT: [At the beginning of the 2000, China is astir with sightings of otherworldly visitors and the sightings are treated with unexpected seriousness in a country led by no-nonsense communist officials. China has a bimonthly magazine - circulation 400,000 - devoted to UFO research. The conservative state-run media report UFO sightings. UFO buffs claim support from scientists and liaisons with the secretive military, giving their work a scientific sheen of respectability. Research into UFOs will spur new forms of high-speed travel, unlimited sources of energy and faster-growing crops, claims Sun Shili, president of the government-approved association (MEMBERSHIP 50,000). For thousands of years, Chinese have looked to the skies for portents of change on Earth. While China is passing through its first millennium using the West's Gregorian calendar, the traditional lunar calendar is ushering in the Year of the Dragon, regarded as time of tumultuous change. ]
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MESSAGETOEAGLE.COM - Giant oarfish are very rare serpent-like creatures that live more than 3,000 feet deep underwater.
Now, for the second time a huge oarfish has been discovered and some people fear this think this could be sign of a coming earthquake.
Scientists now say there could be a link between the deaths of the two oarfish.
Oarfish have on rare occasions been caught on video in their natural environment via remotely operated underwater vehicles.
An oarfish can grow to more than 50 feet. It is believed that this giant fish is responsible for myths and legends of sea serpents throughout history.
It is the longest known bone fish and sightings are very rare mainly because the fish lives in deep-water.
This is why the two latest sightings of the oarfish are somewhat puzzling.
Oarfish have a habit of coming to the surface either when sick or dying, or occasionally when they are being beached during wild storms.
According to Japanese believes the appearance of the Slender Oarfish (Regalecus russelii) - the 'Messenger from the Sea God's Palace' - in shallow coastal waters foretells impending earthquakes.
"Oarfish that washed ashore in Bermuda in 1860, originally described as a sea serpent. Ellis, R. 1994. Monsters of the Sea. Robert Hale Ltd."
On Sunday, October 13, a marine science instructor snorkeling off the Southern California coast spotted the silvery carcass of the 18-foot-long, serpent-like oarfish. This rare fish was 18-foot-long with eyes the size of half dollars.
"An 18-foot oarfish was discovered off Toyon Bay on Catalina Island Sunday. (credit: Catalina Island Marine Institute)"
Jasmine Santana of the Catalina Island Marine Institute informs that 15 helpers were needed to drag the giant sea creature to shore.
"We've never seen a fish this big," said Mark Waddington, senior captain of the Tole Mour, CIMI's sail training ship.
"The last oarfish we saw was three feet long."
It is believed that the fish died of natural causes. Tissue samples and video footage were sent to be studied by biologists at the University of California, Santa Barbara. Now the fish will be buried in the sand until it decomposes and then its skeleton will be reconstituted for display, Waddington said.
Just a few days later, on Friday 18 October a new sighting took place. For the second time in a week, a rare serpent-like oarfish has surfaced in Southern California.
According to U-T SAN DIEGO, "Beachgoers who saw the carcass wash up on the north side of the south Oceanside jetty, off the 1200 block of North Pacific Street, called police about 5 p.m., Oceanside police Officer Mark Bussey said.
A caller told police he thought it was a whale.
Bussey and other officers responded as curious onlookers gathered around the silvery creature. At one point, about 50 to 75 people were there, Bussey said.
Police contacted SeaWorld San Diego, The Scripps Research Institute and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
A NOAA representative responded to retrieve the fish, which she measured at 13 1/2 feet long. The carcass was cut into sections and removed in coolers for later study."
"This oarfish was found washed ashore near the south jetty in Oceanside around 5 p.m. Friday. An 18-foot-long oarfish was found near Catalina earlier in the week. - Photo courtesy of Mark Bussey"
On Saturday, Saturday, a day after the beaching of the second oarfish there was a 6.4-magnitude earthquake in the Gulf of California.
These sightings and events have made people worried because of a Japanese legend foretells that oarfish are omens of earthquakes.
Here's what the DAILY TELEGRAPH REPORTED in 2010 after more than 16 oarfish washed ashore in - or were caught in nets off the coast of - Japan:
According to traditional Japanese lore, the fish rise to the surface and beach themselves to warn of an impending earthquake - and there are scientific theories that bottom-dwelling fish may very well be susceptible to movements in seismic fault lines and act in uncharacteristic ways in advance of an earthquake - but experts here [in Japan] are placing more faith in their constant high-tech monitoring of the tectonic plates beneath the surface.
"In ancient times Japanese people believed that fish warned of coming earthquakes, particularly catfish," Hiroshi Tajihi, deputy director of the Kobe Earthquake Centre, told the Daily Telegraph.
"But these are just old superstitions and there is no scientific relationship between these sightings and an earthquake," he said.
There are however also scientists who are more cautious. The oarfish, deep-sea dwellers that remain largely mysterious to researchers, have been seen underwater only a handful of times. What is known comes from the few carcasses that have washed ashore.
"If all you knew about deer was road kill... how much would you actually know about deer?" said Milton Love, a research biologist at the Marine Science Institute at UC Santa Barbara. "That's kind of where we are with oarfish."
Love said he believes that the deaths of the two fish are probably linked. The most likely cause was a current that carried the weak-swimming creature from still waters into a near-shore, more turbulent area, which they aren't adapted to surviving in.
Experts, however, stress that they have not pinpointed a cause of death.
"With a rare event like this, it is a bit troubling, but it's a total mystery," said Russ Vetter, who assisted in the smaller fish's dissection and directs the fisheries resource division at the Southwest Fisheries Science Center.
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UFO SIGHTING IN SIOUX CITY, IOWA ON SEPTEMBER 25TH 2013 - WHITE DISK OR SPHERE SHAPED OBJECT - NEARLY OVERHEAD SLIGHTLY TO THE WEST - HIGH ABOVE PASSING CLOUDS
Object in sight since last Friday - White disk or sphere directly over Sioux City Iowa. - visible during daylight hours - near directly over head -slightly to the west a few degrees. Object appears as bright star in day time- Object visible as of current time 4:00 P.M. Sept 25, 2013. I have watched it for one hour. It has not moved. Viewed with binoculars - appears round with small dark spot near center. First noticed object while watching for aircraft taking off or landing at Sioux City Airport
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James W. Moseley in 1980As most of you have probably heard, the well-known UFO satirist, hoaxer, and occasionally serious investigator James W. Moseley died of cancer in Key West, Florida on November 16, at the age of 81. A noted "trickster" figure, his career in UFOlogy spanned sixty years (!). He attended Princeton University, but did not graduate. Having inherited sufficient money to be able to pursue his own interests, Moseley never worked a conventional career. He spent much of his time traveling to UFO conferences, interviewing UFO witnesses and personalities, and traveling to Peru to engage in what he called "grave robbing" of pre-Columbian artifacts. Later he opened a shop in Key West to sell the antiquities he had imported before he had to beat a hasty retreat out of Peru. The shop did not do well, and so Moseley donated the artifacts to the Graves Museum of Archaeology and Natural History in Dania, Florida, where they are on permanent display. In late 1953, Moseley began a great odyssey "tracking the elusive flying saucer." He drove from his home in New Jersey to Washington, DC, to ask at the Pentagon to see the saucer cases that the Air Force had investigated. To his astonishment, he was allowed to do so, with no clearance required. He interviewed the famous saucer author Major Donald E. Keyhoe, and "I wasn't impressed. I felt - correctly, I still believe - that Keyhoe routinely made too much out of too little, at least in part just to sell books." From there it was on to interviews in South Carolina, Georgia, then west to Mississippi, Texas, Arizona, and finally Mt. Palomar, California, where "Professor Adamski was holding court" in his hamburger stand. George Adamski was famous as the man who first made contact with the Venusians, and he had a sizeable, uncritical following. (Amazingly, he still does. Adamski's current followers held an anniversary gathering on that same spot, ironically on the very day after Moseley's death.) Moseley was not impressed by Adamski, and riled some saucer believers by debunking Adamski's claims. He drove on to Hollywood where he interviewed best-selling author Frank Scully, who vigorously defended the Aztec, NM "crashed saucer" story given him by Silas Newton and Leo Gebauer. On the way back Moseley interviewed Newton in Denver. Moseley wasn't impressed by Scully or Newton, either. He contacted the office of former president Truman in Independence, Missouri, asking for an interview about flying saucers. Amazingly, even though this was just over a year after the famous and controversial 1952 "flying saucer invasion" of Washington, DC, while Truman was still president, Moseley's request was granted. Truman took Moseley into his private office, where the former president joked around with him a bit, then told him that he'd never seen a saucer, and didn't know anything about them. In the decades that followed, Moseley traveled many other places tracking the elusive saucers. He was the longtime chairman of the National UFO Conference and attended most of them. He gave many lectures about flying saucers, and even made several trips to Giant Rock in the California desert, a sort of Woodstock for UFO contactees and their followers. Moseley became close friends with another UFOlogical "trickster" figure, the late Gray Barker, who was instrumental in launching the now-classic legends of the Men in Black, and Mothman. As might be imagined, when they got together they were frequently up to mischief. Moseley admitted to at least one hoax (there were obviously more) - the famous Straith Letter to Adamski. Barker and Moseley forged an authentic-looking letter from the U.S. Department of State, purporting to be from a nonexistent person named R. E. Straith. In it, Straith tells Adamski that the U.S. government knew that his claims of meeting Venusians were true, and planned to release that information soon. The crafty Adamski loved to show off the letter to visitors. " One of the most interesting UFO books ever written Having begun publishing Saucer News" in 1954, Moseley sold it to Gray Barker in 1968. Moseley then began publishing "Saucer Cruise", "Saucer Booze", and "Saucer Jews "(dedicated to his longtime friend Gene Steinberg). Finally, he settled on "Saucer Smear", "Dedicated to the highest principles of UFOlogical journalism." Many of these issues are now being sold at http://www.martiansgohome.com/smear/ (they used to be free!). It became the longest continuously published UFO journal in the world. When UFOlogists were feuding (as they almost always were), Moseley loved to run the vitriolic letters one would send in denouncing the other. In 2002, Moseley co-authored, with the late Karl Pflock, "Shockingly Close to the Truth - Confessions of a Grave-Robbing UFOlogist "(PrometheusBooks). If you are interested in the subject of UFOs, you simply "MUST" read this fascinating book. Many "serious" UFOlogists were irritated by Moseley, who never hesitated to state his opinion about a major UFO case. The irascible John Keel once castigated him, "You are a boil on the ass of UFOlogy." Moseley proudly placed this tribute at the top of numerous issues of "Saucer Smear". Don Berliner was even more graphic: Saucer Smear is "like a turd on the living room floor." Moseley wrote that, at one UFO conference, upon seeing Moseley the UFO abduction guru Budd Hopkins flipped him "the bird." I suggested to Moseley that this might possibly make him a member of UFOlogy's famous AVIARY? The pompous "serious UFOlogist" Jerome Clark, whose ego is larger than many galaxies, wrote "Moseley, whom I knew well and with whom I corresponded up till the end, was not a skeptic by any definition. He thought UFOs to be some kind of extradimensional phenomenon, and he did not like skeptics, whom he regarded as bores and worse, all that much.... I am still trying to process the news, however sadly expected, of Jim's death. I will have more to say on his life and career at some point. For now, I mourn the loss of a friend. Excuse me while I barf!" The notion of Clark sitting at his desk too emotional to write, sadly mourning his dear friend Moseley, positively oozes bullshit out of every orifice. Just a few years earlier, Clark had belittled Moseley in his "UFO Encyclopedia" as having "entertained just about every view it is possible to hold about UFOs, without ever managing to say anything especially interesting or memorable about any of them." Every regular reader of "Saucer Smear" knew that Moseley intensely disliked Jerome Clark. The reasons are not difficult to see. However, as Curt Collins, "Saucer Smear contributing editor" notes in a comment, Moseley and Clark did reconcile in the last few years. " Moseley about to be "levitated" at a UFO Conference It's quite true that Moseley was not a "skeptic." However he was a "skeptical believer," and was not afraid to "call Bullshit" wherever he thought necessary, no matter how sacred the cow (including the Roswell crash and the famous British case he always wrote as "Rendle-SHAM."). As for Clark's claim that Moseley "did not like skeptics," that's news to me. I first met Moseley at a Fortean convention in Washington, DC in the1970s. He visited me several times during his travels to California, and we met numerous times at various conferences. I have dozens of postcards from him (his favorite means of communication, many of them marked "top secret" on the front side). We remained in frequent contact until his death. Moseley was also on friendly terms with Philip J. Klass, James Oberg, Gary Posner, Lance Moody, Tim Printy, and Michael Dennett, to name a few skeptics. It is true that in later years Moseley had come to dislike James "the Amusing" Randi (as Moseley typically called him), with whom he was originally friendly. Moseley appeared as a frequent guest on Randi's late night radio show in New York City during the 1960s. (Randi a forerunner of Art Bell's late-night paranormal weirdness radio talk show? Unbelievable, but true!) "At the time, Randi was relatively open-minded about saucers and other weirdness. We became friends" (Shockingly", p. 189). But Moseley became irritated by what he considered Randi's inflexible skepticism about paranormal claims, in part because Moseley had experienced several incidents himself that he felt might be paranormal. Moseley was among the last survivors of the very beginning of the saucer era, to whom Arnold's sighting and the Mantell crash were not historical events, but personal memories. He also belonged to the age of the typewriter, never using a computer. Until his death each issue of "Saucer Smear" consisted of eight pages of typed text, interspersed with some humorous cartoons, news headlines, or offbeat photos. Moseley's "contributing editors," as well as others, sent him late-breaking material printed out from what Moseley always called the "cursed internet." " The front page of a typical issue of Saucer Smear" "The last postcard I received from Moseley. I had written him that while perusing UFO books on Amazon.com, "I somehow came across Jim Moseley's Book of Saucer News", where an autographed paperback copy was selling for 675.00! (Plus 3.99 shipping).... A copy of that same book without the (precious) autograph sells for a mere 381.15. Therefore, your autograph is worth exactly 293.85." It may be worth more soon.
"This is a news item that should be surprising but is somehow completely expected. On the Jan. 11, 2012, episode of his show Only in America "on the History Channel - where he explores the quirks, eccentricities and, yes, even the foibles of average Americans - Larry The Cable Guy (not his real name) traveled to Alaska to join an unconventional junior high football practice.
Part of the team practice was to hike a mile into the woods and find a dead moose, then chop it up, have a bite and haul the remains back to town. The whistlin', hollerin' and hootin' at the kids from Cable Guy was to be expected, but not the footage of the Alaskan Auburn Bigfoot which some believe was captured in the background.
The Find Bigfoot Facebook page was the first to catch the image of a form walking in the woods of the shoot, and then poking out from behind a tree to almost assess a potential threat to its territory. The FB research team says, "Parker Duvall of Kentucky Bigfoot Hunters called the producer and he said 100% not one of the crew and it was not someone in a suit," so they are stating that there is either a "very good chance that this a Real Alaskan Sasquatch" or someone stalking the TV crew. Here is a 10 minute-and-change (with pretty graphic dismembered moose imagery) breakdown of the footage. Key parts are at the 5:43 and 6:07 timestamps.
This is interesting stuff, and calls to mind the potential creature caught on film in the nature documentary "Great North". That one ended up not being anything more than a crew person sneaking into a shot, but with all the footage of nature currently being filmed, it seems likely that, sooner or later, someone is going to inadvertently get some convincing evidence - if there is any evidence to get.
So why not have Bigfoot captured by a redneck entertainer filming in Alaska? Although, before we award Larry The Cable Guy with the cryptozoologist award of the year, let's not forget that "Only in America" is produced by Pilgrim Studios - the same production company behind paranormal themed shows "Ghost Hunters", "Ghost Hunters International", "Miracle Detectives" and "The Real Exorcist". Additionally, Cable Guy does refer to Sasquatch at 6:24 of the footage.
Could this be part of a larger publicity stunt to get people talking about The Cable Guy's show or another Bigfoot or paranormal project? If so, it's clearly working.
If you want to see something slightly more unexplained, check out Larry The Cable Guy before he apparently learned cable repair but was still trying to break into stand-up.
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UFO SIGHTING IN HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA ON NOVEMBER 3RD 2013 - TOOK PHOTOS OF STAR IN BACKGROUND. LATER SAW OBJECT IN PHOTO.
I walked out of my local video store Family Video. After noticing star directly in front of me I proceeded to take a photograph of it. I took two separate pictures to try and get the star in the best possible focus. Days past before I looked back over the photograph I noticed the object in both pictures. In the first photo the lights appear white and in the latter they appear to be red. There were no airplanes, helicopters, weather-ballons and no noise coming from the object. Local mild traffic with nothing out of the ordinary. Looking at the lights and slots so I doubted that it was a drone or any such vehicle. I would like the photograph to be confirmed by others to verify it not being something long the lines of a glare or ballon. I do believe it to be an ufo or something other-worldly.
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