Showing posts with label Hudson Valley. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Hudson Valley. Show all posts

Friday, March 23, 2018

St. Patrick’s Day UFOs

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Triangular Shaped UFO

     On St. Patrick’s Day in 2006, the police in Nanuet, New York assumed that the high volume of calls reporting UFOs was just the result of too much partying on this festive day. In all fairness to the police, with the amount of green beer and other alcohol consumed every March 17, it wasn’t an entirely unreasonable assumption.
By Linda Zimmerman
OpenMinds.tv
3-16-18
However, this sighting involved numerous sober witnesses, and there is also a curious history of mass sightings on St. Patrick’s Day in the Hudson Valley of New York stretching back 35 years.

Has our government been scheduling test flights of exotic aircraft on March 17, realizing that eyewitness reports will be deemed unreliable? Perhaps there are clever ETs who are aware of the holiday—and human drinking habits—and therefore decide that it is the perfect day for some low-level reconnaissance? Or, is it merely an odd coincidence?

Sunday, May 26, 2013

Hudson Valley UFO Documentary Featured at Hoboken International Film Festival | VIDEO


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In the Night Sky: I Recall a UFO

By Jennifer Gutman
www.chronogram.com
5-26-13

     In the Night Sky: I Recall a UFO is a locally filmed and produced documentary about UFO sightings in the Hudson Valley from the 1930s to the present. Directed and produced by Felix and Sarah Olivieri, a husband and wife team from Rifton, the film is a companion piece to a book by the same name by local author Linda Zimmerman, who also narrates the documentary.

The Hudson Valley is a hotbed for extraterrestrial interest. Over the past 75 years, the Hudson Valley has registered the third highest number of UFO reports in the country. Every year, Pine Bush hosts a UFO fair, and the small town is widely regarded as the UFO capital of the east coast. During the mid-1980s, there were countless reports of sightings in the area of a mysterious aircraft that came to be known as "The Westchester Boomerang".

In the Night Sky features dozens of witness testimonies, as well as a mock alien autopsy, an ultralight flight over the valley, a late-night stakeout, and an exploration of the Stone Chambers, a series of stone structures built into the hillsides of Putnam County whose origins are virtually unknown. . . .