A weird link has been made recently between major UFO sightings and the share prices for Lockheed Martin and Boeing.

Whenever a sighting occurs, the shares of these companies rise. This link was made by Cory Bortnicker from minyanville.com

Cory does give a possible explanation for this:

When a UFO sighting makes the news, social mood shifts towards the paranoid, thereby driving up the share prices of the very military-industrial complex companies we rely on for air defense.

However this trend suddenly went horribly wrong with the recent Jerusalem and Utah sightings. Lockheed Martin shares went up as expected, but Boeing’s share price dropped.

Take a look at the article HERE

Two differents points of view of the same white Ufo Orb at the Dome of the Rock, Temple Mount. 01/27/11 around 1:00 am:

When we think of UFOs, we generally think of alien spacecraft piloted by green-skinned Graliens from other planets, right? A more appropriate assessment of this perception might instead be that, although this is generally the case in the world today, the idea is more recent than most people realize.

Recently I saw an article by Norio Hayakawa which asked some interesting questions, in addition to pointing out a few things about UFO believers in general. Namely, Hayakawa notices trends among the beliefs and values of most UFO buffs he has met, which include “living right,” “searching for truth,” and a lack of desire for “acquisition of material wealth or power.” Many also describe having “something to look forward to in life.”

I find that this correlates well with some of the lesser known aspects of Ufology’s past; specifically, I’m referring to contact with “space brothers” or “interdimensionals” (among the various names folks used for them prior to 1947). This was a particularly interesting period for Ufology because, in spite of the fact that little actual UFO activity was reported in the same manner it is today, there are certainly still encounters on the record, and many of them involve spiritual elements.

Before I get to those, however, I must assert here that this is usually as far as I get before the average UFO buff stops me to say, “you’re wrong! There WERE reports of UFOs that occurred back then!” So again, just to clarify, I certainly acknowledge that there were nuts-and-bolts anomalous aircraft witnessed in the decades before that pivotal year of 1947… but I’ve digressed long enough.

Read the whole article: Mysterious Universe

THE two latest sightings of a panther-like creature in the Macarthur area have been reported on macarthurchronicle.com.au

Sharon posted she had spotted the animal with her son while driving along Riverside Drive at Airds on Saturday, July 4. “Last night at about about 11pm my son who is learning to drive was driving along Riverside Drive at Airds as part of our driving lesson,” she posted.

“We saw this what appeared to be a black large animal run at lightening speed from one side of road into bushland.

“When I got a better look at it as went to go into the bush it appeared to be like panther.

“It wasn’t a dog as it was quite high in height. My son thought it was a greyhound at first. It was faster than I have ever seen a dog run and seemed to leap and bound as it ran. It freaked us both out and I was relieved my son did not hit it.”

Read the article and see the photo here: Macarthur Chronicle

More people have reported sightings of UFOs above Bracknell and one woman might even have managed to catch one on film.

Last week the Bracknell Forest Standard reported how Bullbrook man Zdravko Nanev saw an orange light moving around in the sky as he watched from the back of his flat in Kelvin Gate on Friday, July 2.

UFO alert! Did you see moving orange light?

Since the story went in the newspaper and on our website several people have reported similar sightings.

‘JS’ from Crowthorne commented on the website saying: “My wife and I saw two ‘UFOs??’ at around the same time last Friday night. At first we thought it was an aircraft or a helicopter on fire.

“It appeared to be an irregularly shaped ball of orange flame.

“It was followed by another approx 30 seconds later.

“They came from the south east towards us, hovered for a few seconds then turned to the east and disappeared.”

Stargazers who got in touch with the Standard after Zdravko’s first sighting suggested it could have been an orbiting satellite, but JS said he does not think that was what he saw.

He added: “They were definitely not orbiting. They appeared to be flying at the same height and speed as a helicopter, one following the other.

“We would be very interested in finding out what these actually were.”

Read more: Get Bracknell