UFO Digest Newsletter January 21, 2005 This week we are highlighting a video from Helmond, Holland which shows a very clear image of a typical UFO. This video shows one of the cleanest shots of any UFO I have seen. Also, we have a report about an UFO that was reportedly found in an iceberg. We also have a report about a rare corkscrew meteor. Lastly, we have a story about Olivia Newton-John who had an interesting experience when her mother died. Enjoy. Video of the Week
This report was received January 15, 2005. It states that in the late hours of New Year's Eve and the early hours of New Year's Day UFOs were seen around Helmond, Holland. One person who lived in Aarle-Rixtel saw two strange objects and managed to videotape them with the nighshot feature on his Sony camera. Click here or on video coverage button above to watch the WMV file.
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Alien crew is missing and still at large, warn scientists! The captain of a ship rammed an iceberg in the frigid waters of the Greenland Sea -- and found a perfectly preserved UFO frozen inside. What's more, the alien crew is missing and may still be at large! Scientists from all over the world have been summoned to an undisclosed location near the seacoast town of Scoresbysund, Greenland, to investigate the intact alien craft. "The design and technology of this space capsule is years ahead of anything yet developed on Earth," says Dr. Gerd Stuber of Bern, Switzerland. "It's definitely from another planet.
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While photographing the recently discovered comet Machholz the other night, Jimmy Westlake's mind wandered back to a mystery that'd been bugging him for years. On Jan. 1, 1986, he was photographing another comet, Halley's, through his homemade 8-inch reflecting telescope. "About one minute into the exposure, I watched a meteor zip through the field of the telescope," said Westlake, a professor of physical sciences at Colorado Mountain College in Steamboat Springs, CO. "I stopped the exposure at two minutes." 
