The video below comes, once again, from China. A Mr Lau noticed this classically shaped
flying saucer zooming past his house and managed to pull out his mobile telephone camera and record it. It is believed that this UFO footage is no more than a week old. Nothing more is known regarding this footage.

In other UFO news from China, a big event that occurred in the skies above the city of Nanjing has been widely reported by mainstream media in that country. Thousands of locals saw a luminous, red UFO pass across the sky at around 6pm in the evening on Tuesday the 9th of March.

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The scientists from purple Mountain Astronomical Observatory (where it was famously announced last year that a UFO was recorded during an eclipse) were called in for their expert opinion and it was declared that this sighting was not of a UFO but rather the exhaust of plane reflecting the evening sun.

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AllNewsWeb: Man films eerie UFO as it zooms past his home in China

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This footage was uploaded just after Spring Festival (hence the fireworks which are heard in the video). It apparently shows a diamond-shaped UFO with a smaller craft nearby.

My personal feeling is that this is nothing more than a large kite, but I put it up here for you to decide.

http://www.metacafe.com/watch/4276328/

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An elderly Chinese woman has stunned her family and fellow villagers by growing from her forehead a horn than resembles a goat’s.

Grandmother Zhang Ruifang, 101, of Linlou village, Henan province, began developing the mysterious protrusion last year.

Since then it has grown 2.4in in length and another now appears to emerging on the other side of the mother of seven’s forehead.

The condition has left her family baffled and worried.

Her youngest of six sons, Zhang Guozheng, 60, said when a patch of rough skin formed on her forehead last year ‘we didn’t pay too much attention to it’.

‘But as time went on a horn grew out of her head and it is now 6cm long,’ added Mr Zhang, whose eldest brother and sibling is 82 years old.

‘Now something is also growing on the right side of her forehead. It’s quite possible that it’s another horn.’

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Daily Mail: The goat woman: Chinese grandmother, 101, grows mystery horn on forehead

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Typically, having a run-in with a UFO is a chance encounter, having more to do with being at the right place at the right time rather than knowing where to look.

However, occasionally reports of alleged UFOs appearing consistently in a region, and even hovering in plain site, do occur. No greater instance of this in recent times exists than the sudden dramatic appearances of strange airborne objects over China in the last few weeks.

Researcher Michael Cohen recently detailed one such UFO “mega event” at his popular All News Web UFO site:

“A UFO event involving hundreds of witnesses took place In the city of Huaian in China on 27 February at 8pm. The event is currently being discussed vigorously by China’s hundreds of thousands of UFO enthusiasts, eagerly searching for that conclusive event or sighting that will prove for once and for all that we here on Earth are indeed being visited by aliens.”

Although area meteorologists offered the explanation that the “object” was actually a spotlight being reflected off a cloud bank, witnesses described the UFO as a “classically shaped flying saucer,” witnessed by hundreds.

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Mysterious Universe: Dramatic Chinese UFO Reports Making Headlines

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