The 13th anniversary of the so-called 'Phoenix lights' UFO incident is next Saturday, March 13. As usual at this time each year, the case is revisited by many researchers, writers and interested people. In addition, the National Geographic Channel is airing an episode of its new show 'Mysterious Science' about the Phoenix lights incident.

The use of computer models in determining any scientific outcome whether natural or human should be outlawed as pseudoscience because of the high percentage rate of inaccuracy.

I was looking at you tube videos I had stored on my favorites list. I decided to play the video of Dr. Edgar Mitchell being interviewed by an English radio host that I had not really listened to fully the day I saved it. I could not believe my ears, how could I have simply placed this video in my favorites and not given it the incredulous reaction it deserved? Furthermore, how in the world did this interview simply fade away?

This internationally famous UFO incident took place in 1986, on January 29, at 7:55 p.m. Some have called it the Roswell Incident of the Soviet Union. The information concerning this incident was sent to us by a number of Russian ufologists. Dalnegorsk is a small mining town in the Far East of Russia. That cold January day a reddish sphere flew into this town from the southeastern direction, crossed part of Dalnegorsk, and crashed at the Izvestkovaya Mountain (also known as Height or Hill 611, because of its size). The object flew noiselessly, and parallel to the ground; it was approximately three meters in diameter, of a near-perfect round shape, with no projections or cavities, its colour similar to that of burning stainless steel. One eyewitness, V. Kandakov, said that the speed of the UFO was close to 15 meters per hour.

The incredible story of Richard Shaver and his underground race of demonic fiends, creatures he claimed live deep below us and are said to have hijacked wonderful inventions like UFOs from alien visitors eons ago, has almost never been completely told. But thanks to researchers and publishers like Timothy Green Beckley, who believes that not every strange object seen in the sky has to be from outer space, an entire series of books has been saved from obscurity after a half century in oblivion and has once again been brought into the light of day.

The truth, we are told, is out there. Now 6000 pages of documents held by the Ministry of Defence in its file on UFO sightings have been released.

Whilst most Ufologists would like to see more UFO sightings getting a mention in the mainstream media, there is always some concern on how the reports are presented.

Today, the UK's Ministry of Defence and National Archives released a huge chunk of UFO files.

Former Conservative party leader Michael Howard was once famously described as 'having something about the night about him' by fellow MP Ann Widdecomb and she might have been nearer to the truth than expected if reports released today are to be believed.