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Here is our latest ufo update. As always there are some interesting news reports but overall things were a little slow.

All that reported ufo activity around India and China has resulted in a strong rumor that a ufo has crashed between the border of China and Nepal. It is said that the crash may be close to Mt. Everest and that the area in not accessible. Again I must wonder aloud, if ETs are piloting ufos and they are to advanced, how come there are so many crashes reported? But the rumors also state that the ETs have sealed the site off. The funny thing is that this happens to be an area where China is conducting test and some feel that this crash was nothing more than a Chinese space craft of some kind.

When Britain released all those secret ufo files recently there was an admission that the people there are "totally open-minded". Three weeks ago there were several sightings on one night. Ufos appeared in Kent, Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire and Chatteris, Cambridgeshire. Aside from the usual sightings of lights one recorded sighting was of a man who said he could see windows and doors in the craft. Another report that was released stated that a pulsing, bright, spider looking object was seen at King's Lynn, Norfolk along with a donut shaped object in Sri Lanka. The Ministry of Defence has stated over and over that they will only investigate when they feel that it is a question of national defense.

A team of American scientists stated that they now believe we are in the midst of one or more extraterrestrial civilizations.They are now saying that we are making a big mistake by rejecting all ufo reports. But are all reports being rejected? They might be by some people but the real question is, does the government reject all of them, or is this merely a cover up because the government feels we are not yet ready for the truth? One scientist stated that we are in a curious position in that modern physics and astrophysics predict that we should be getting extraterrestrial visitations yet the scientific community, for the most part, scoffs at the thought.

A woman in Punxutawney, Pennsylvania reported seeing an object outside of her window that look like a square box. It was about thirty feet off the ground and about 50 feet from the home. It seemed to be made of millions of tiny bubbles of light. It rose slowly until it looked like a light in the distance. A large triangular ufo was seen in California. Blue lights seemed to be attached to the tips. A more interesting sighting was of a object that looked like a large glass rod. Sparkling material fell from it as it moved away. A small metallic cigar shaped object was seen by several people as it rose off the ground.

The declassified British reports reveal that Britain had recorded 88 sightings of ufos last year. At least one of these reports was quite spectacular It was the report of a very large ball of fire that seemed to come down from the sky in Devizes in Wiltshire on September 24, 2004. Sparks were reported coming out of the end of it. This object was reported by several people.

Another report of a ufo disaster is said to have taken place over China. It was reported by the Turkish Press that a ufo passed over the Chinese city of Lanzhou and then exploded over the suburbs on December 13, 2004. Several witnesses reported seeing this along with two bright trails of light. No evidence of a crash was found. This sort of reminds me of all the witnesses that have stated that they were looking at a ufo when suddenly it exploded with a bright flash of light and then they saw several smaller craft in its place. It could be that this was not what we would think of as an explosion at all, but some sort of natural occurrence for a ufo.

Reports of a new unmanned flying saucer that will be produced soon are buzzing all over the net. Supposedly the British are very interested in it. The Swiss are also very interested. The target date for the saucer is August, 2005. The company building the saucer is GFS Projects. The saucer is NOT a space craft but would be used for battlefield surveillance. A toy may also be released.