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A UFO sceptic was left terrified and running away so quickly he twisted his ankle, after seeing a mysterious craft and an otherworldly figure in Exmouth’s aptly-named Phear Park.
Retired engineer Roy Shaw was taking a night-time stroll with his dog, Sydney, when the close encounter happened.
He said: ‘The object was round, about 30ft in diameter and 100ft long, with blue and red flashing lights on its perimeter.
‘It appeared to land at the top end of the park by the bowling green. My dog started to growl when what I can only describe as a white shape came towards us.
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How is it that most, if not all, of the entities seen around flying saucers and UFOs over the years have no problem with the gravitational pull of the Earth; that is, these supposed visitors from other planets seem to adapt to Earth’s gravitation as if it were exactly the same, or nearly so, to that from whence they came or come.
We’re referring to those entities that have been reported on the ground, such as the many dwarf-like creatures that habituated France, Italy, and Spain in the fifties, and the two “beings” reported by Lonnie Zamora outside the egg-shaped craft he spotted in 1964.
The creatures, in Pascagoula [October 1973] allegedly floated Hickson and Parker but were not “themselves” adversely affected by gravitation.
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The UFO Iconoclast(s): UFO “entities” and the gravitational problem
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There are many who claim to be able to speak to the dead. Many of those have been proved false by the investigations of such men as Harry Price. But even Mr. Price himself has never been able to explain the riddle of Eileen Garrett.
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This one is for the skeptics: Economist and professional debunker of the paranormal, Michael Shermer, displayed how easily the senses can be fooled at the StaR (Science, Technology and Research Symposium) Symposium.
This interesting article appeared on the WTRF website:
“Where did the guy in the monkey suit come from?
That was the question on many people’s minds at the 2009 Science, Technology and Research Symposium at the Charleston Marriott Town Center after they participated in a devious experiment by economist and professional debunker of the paranormal Michael Shermer.
The setup was simple enough: Shermer played a video of six young people passing basketballs, three of them in white shirts and three in black shirts. He asked the crowd to count how many times the three in white shirts passed the basketball to each other.
Afterward, Shermer had the crowd call out answers. Then he played the video again, telling everyone just to relax and not worry about counting passes this time. And to the amazement of many, about halfway through a person in a monkey suit walked from out-of-frame into the middle of the scene, paused, gave a friendly wave and then promptly walked off screen.
It was the same video. The crowd had been so focused on counting passes that many of them missed the scene playing out before their eyes.
Shermer’s trick illustrated how easily the senses could be fooled. And he said that is a large reason why belief in the paranormal, from alien abductions to spoon-bending psychics, is so common.”
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