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A guy is trying to chat up a babe, when this thing appears in the sky! -Just when he thought he was getting somewhere... ;)

Great footage of close encounter with UFO over my house

Technically this video is a "marionation" like Thunderbirds.

British Journalist Nick Cook Investigates The Subjects of UFOs, Aliens & Abductions. From 1987 more... more... to 2001, he was Aerospace Editor of Jane’s Defence Weekly, the world’s leading international defence journal. He is currently the magazine’s Aerospace Consultant. Today, his credentials gain him access to the world’s leading defence establishments. During his career, he has visited numerous top secret military bases in the US and former Soviet Union.

Silent UFO filmed in the Netherlands (with Engish subtitles)

See actual debris from the Roswell spacecraft that crash landed in 1947.

British Journalist Nick Cook Investigates The Subjects of UFOs, Aliens & Abductions. From 1987 to 2001, he was Aerospace Editor of Jane’s Defence Weekly, the world’s leading international defence journal. He is currently the magazine’s Aerospace Consultant. Today, his credentials gain him access to the world’s leading defence establishments. During his career, he has visited numerous top secret military bases in the US and former Soviet Union. In part six Socorro is a small town located about an hours drive south of Albuquerque, New Mexico . In April 1964, Lonnie Zamora was a police officer with Socorro, and late in the afternoon on April, 24th he had just dropped his pursuit of a speeding car to go check on what he thought might have been an explosion on the outskirts of town. Thinking that a small shack containing dynamite might have exploded on the outskirts of the town, he made his way up a rough embankment and began moving slowly along a narrow gravel road that ran beside a small arroyo (a shallow dry gully). From this vantage point, in the distance he saw what he thought might have been an overturned car down in the arroyo. He radioed back to his headquarters that he was going to check it out. It was from this same point that he saw what he described as two children or small adults near the vehicle, and he noted that one of them appeared startled at his approach and seemed to "jump somewhat".

British Journalist Nick Cook Investigates The Subjects of UFOs, Aliens & Abductions. From 1987 more... more... to 2001, he was Aerospace Editor of Jane’s Defence Weekly, the world’s leading international defence journal. He is currently the magazine’s Aerospace Consultant. Today, his credentials gain him access to the world’s leading defence establishments. During his career, he has visited numerous top secret military bases in the US and former Soviet Union

A video created for the question "Do aliens exist?"

British Journalist Nick Cook Investigates The Subjects of UFOs, Aliens & Abductions. From 1987 to 2001, he was Aerospace Editor of Jane’s Defence Weekly, the world’s leading international defence journal. He is currently the magazine’s Aerospace Consultant. Today, his credentials gain him access to the world’s leading defence establishments. During his career, he has visited numerous top secret military bases in the US and former Soviet Union. In part six Socorro is a small town located about an hours drive south of Albuquerque, New Mexico . In April 1964, Lonnie Zamora was a police officer with Socorro, and late in the afternoon on April, 24th he had just dropped his pursuit of a speeding car to go check on what he thought might have been an explosion on the outskirts of town. Thinking that a small shack containing dynamite might have exploded on the outskirts of the town, he made his way up a rough embankment and began moving slowly along a narrow gravel road that ran beside a small arroyo (a shallow dry gully). From this vantage point, in the distance he saw what he thought might have been an overturned car down in the arroyo. He radioed back to his headquarters that he was going to check it out. It was from this same point that he saw what he described as two children or small adults near the vehicle, and he noted that one of them appeared startled at his approach and seemed to "jump somewhat".

British Journalist Nick Cook Investigates The Subjects of UFOs, Aliens & Abductions. From 1987 more... more... to 2001, he was Aerospace Editor of Jane’s Defence Weekly, the world’s leading international defence journal. He is currently the magazine’s Aerospace Consultant. Today, his credentials gain him access to the world’s leading defence establishments. During his career, he has visited numerous top secret military bases in the US and former Soviet Union.

British Journalist Nick Cook Investigates The Subjects of UFOs, Aliens & Abductions. From 1987 to 2001, he was Aerospace Editor of Jane’s Defence Weekly, the world’s leading international defence journal. He is currently the magazine’s Aerospace Consultant. Today, his credentials gain him access to the world’s leading defence establishments. During his career, he has visited numerous top secret military bases in the US and former Soviet Union. In part six Socorro is a small town located about an hours drive south of Albuquerque, New Mexico . In April 1964, Lonnie Zamora was a police officer with Socorro, and late in the afternoon on April, 24th he had just dropped his pursuit of a speeding car to go check on what he thought might have been an explosion on the outskirts of town. Thinking that a small shack containing dynamite might have exploded on the outskirts of the town, he made his way up a rough embankment and began moving slowly along a narrow gravel road that ran beside a small arroyo (a shallow dry gully). From this vantage point, in the distance he saw what he thought might have been an overturned car down in the arroyo. He radioed back to his headquarters that he was going to check it out. It was from this same point that he saw what he described as two children or small adults near the vehicle, and he noted that one of them appeared startled at his approach and seemed to "jump somewhat".

British Journalist Nick Cook Investigates The Subjects of UFOs, Aliens & Abductions. From 1987 more... to 2001, he was Aerospace Editor of Jane’s Defence Weekly, the world’s leading international defence journal. He is currently the magazine’s Aerospace Consultant. Today, his credentials gain him access to the world’s leading defence establishments. During his career, he has visited numerous top secret military bases in the US and former Soviet Union.

These pictures are from NASA's last space shuttle flight to the international space station. They are assume! We are so small and insignificant in the vastness of the universe.

British Journalist Nick Cook Investigates The Subjects of UFOs, Aliens & Abductions. From 1987 to 2001, he was Aerospace Editor of Jane’s Defence more... Weekly, the world’s leading international defence journal. He is currently the magazine’s Aerospace Consultant. Today, his credentials gain him access to the world’s leading defence establishments. During his career, he has visited numerous top secret military bases in the US and former Soviet Union. In part six Socorro is a small town located about an hours drive south of Albuquerque, New Mexico . In April 1964, Lonnie Zamora was a police officer with Socorro, and late in the afternoon on April, 24th he had just dropped his pursuit of a speeding car to go check on what he thought might have been an explosion on the outskirts of town. Thinking that a small shack containing dynamite might have exploded on the outskirts of the town, he made his way up a rough embankment and began moving slowly along a narrow gravel road that ran beside a small arroyo (a shallow dry gully). From this vantage point, in the distance he saw what he thought might have been an overturned car down in the arroyo. He radioed back to his headquarters that he was going to check it out. It was from this same point that he saw what he described as two children or small adults near the vehicle, and he noted that one of them appeared startled at his approach and seemed to "jump somewhat"

British Journalist Nick Cook Investigates The Subjects of UFOs, Aliens & Abductions. From 1987 to 2001, he was Aerospace Editor of Jane’s Defence Weekly, the world’s leading international defence journal. He is currently the magazine’s Aerospace Consultant. Today, his credentials gain him access to the world’s leading defence establishments. During his career, he has visited numerous top secret military bases in the US and former Soviet Union. In part six Socorro is a small town located about an hours drive south of Albuquerque, New Mexico . In April 1964, Lonnie Zamora was a police officer with Socorro, and late in the afternoon on April, 24th he had just dropped his pursuit of a speeding car to go check on what he thought might have been an explosion on the outskirts of town. Thinking that a small shack containing dynamite might have exploded on the outskirts of the town, he made his way up a rough embankment and began moving slowly along a narrow gravel road that ran beside a small arroyo (a shallow dry gully). From this vantage point, in the distance he saw what he thought might have been an overturned car down in the arroyo. He radioed back to his headquarters that he was going to check it out. It was from this same point that he saw what he described as two children or small adults near the vehicle, and he noted that one of them appeared startled at his approach and seemed to "jump somewhat".

The day was strange from the start. For hours, Mr. Kucinich, Mr. Costanzo and his companion noticed a high-pitched sound. "There was a sense that something extraordinary was happening all day," says the girlfriend. She and Mr. Costanzo say that none of the three consumed alcohol or took drugs. As they sat down to a dinner, Mr. Kucinich spotted a light in the distance, to the left of Mount Rainier. Mr. Costanzo thought it was a helicopter. But Mr. Kucinich walked outside to the deck to look through the telescope that he had bought Ms. MacLaine as a house gift. After a few minutes, Mr. Kucinich summoned the other two: "Guys, come on out here and look at this." Mr. Costanzo and his girlfriend joined Mr. Kucinich, where they took turns peering through the telescope. What they saw in the far distance, according to both witnesses, was a hovering light, which soon divided into two, and then three. After a few minutes, the lights moved closer and it became apparent that they were actually three charcoal-gray, triangular craft, flying in a tight wedge. The girlfriend remembers each triangle having red and green lights running down the edges, with a laser-like red light at the tail. Mr. Costanzo recalls white lights, but no tail. Mr. Costanzo says each triangle was roughly the size of a large van, while his former girlfriend compares it to a "larger Cessna, smaller than a jet certainly." Neither recalls seeing any markings, landing gear, engines, windows or cockpits. The craft approached to within 200 yards, suspended over the field just beyond the swimming pool. Both witnesses say it emitted a quiet, throbbing sound -- nothing like an airplane engine. "There was a feeling of wanting to communicate something, but I didn't know what," says Mr. Costanzo. The craft held steady in midair, for perhaps a minute, then sped away, Mr. Costanzo says. "Nothing had landed," he says. "No strange beings had disembarked. No obvious messages were beamed down. When they were completely out of sight, we all looked at each other disbelieving what we had seen." At Mr. Kucinich's suggestion, they jotted down their impressions and drew pictures to memorialize the event. Mr. Kucinich kept the notes, according to Ms. MacLaine, who said he promised her recently that he would try to find them. In an interview with WSJ's Jeffrey Trachtenberg, actress and author Shirley MacLaine discusses the cosmic scope of her new book, "Sage-ing While Age-ing." "It was proof to me that we're obviously not alone," says the girlfriend.

A collection of ufos from around the globe Music by Enrique Iglesias - Do You Know

British Journalist Nick Cook Investigates The Subjects of UFOs, Aliens & Abductions. From 1987 to 2001, he was Aerospace Editor of Jane’s Defence Weekly, the world’s leading international defence journal. He is currently the magazine’s Aerospace Consultant. Today, his credentials gain him access to the world’s leading defence establishments. During his career, he has visited numerous top secret military bases in the US and former Soviet Union. In part six Socorro is a small town located about an hours drive south of Albuquerque, New Mexico . In April 1964, Lonnie Zamora was a police officer with Socorro, and late in the afternoon on April, 24th he had just dropped his pursuit of a speeding car to go check on what he thought might have been an explosion on the outskirts of town. Thinking that a small shack containing dynamite might have exploded on the outskirts of the town, he made his way up a rough embankment and began moving slowly along a narrow gravel road that ran beside a small arroyo (a shallow dry gully). From this vantage point, in the distance he saw what he thought might have been an overturned car down in the arroyo. He radioed back to his headquarters that he was going to check it out. It was from this same point that he saw what he described as two children or small adults near the vehicle, and he noted that one of them appeared startled at his approach and seemed to "jump somewhat".