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 3 Mar 2008 @ 20:27
In late January of the current year, during half an hour time, in some Kiev’s district people were watching “something” which, according to them, could have been an UFO, Kiev’s newspaper Segodnia (Today) recently reported.
The witnesses claim that high up in the sky a bright orange point with a black smoke column over it was glowing. After a while, the “point” widened and then turned into a big orange ball which zigzagged from one side to another eventually having disappeared.
“After some time, two balls appeared, one after another. Something happened with the last one,” Grigoriy Zayets, deputy director of the Organic Chemistry Institute, who became witness of the unusual phenomenon and took a picture of it, reports. According to Zayets, the strange ball, having hung around in the sky, divided in two smaller balls and, as it were, “exploded” leaving a smoky trail after it.
In a commentary, Secretary of the Research Center for Anomalous Phenomena Artem Bilyk reports that UFOs of extraterrestrial origin visit Kiev up to ten times a year, and Ukraine, according to witnesses’ words, some 30 times per year.
In 2006 for instance, in Kiev UFOs hanged over two different city districts, and some day in October 2006 over Kiev-Pechery Lavra (a local Christian shrine) witnesses counted up a whole slew of 30 “flying balls”.
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 25 Feb 2008 @ 18:25
RUSSIA INTRODUCES UFO TOURISM
In Russia’s Perm Krai (Perm region) a first national ufology conservation area is being prepared for opening. The central area of the so-called "anoumalous Molebsk triangle" is to include a hotel, several cottages, 'abnormal' paths and an observatory. Plans for the mystic zone’s upgrading were shared by one of Perm’s amateur ufologists. More >
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