Showing posts with label Queensland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Queensland. Show all posts

Saturday, February 25, 2017

UFO Caught On Camera Over Mount Isa Mines | Australia

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Credit: The North West Star

     Locals were puzzled by a strange object floating in the sky above Mount Isa Mines on Thursday night.

The floating red orb was captured on camera by one reader John Wesy
By Esther MacIntyre
The North West Star
2-21-17

“I have no idea what it could have been. It was the strangest thing I've ever seen. It shot off upwards at what must have been a phenomenal speed because it had a tail on it like a shooting star,” he said.

Friday, March 21, 2014

Eerie UFO Puts On Light Show; Police Stumped | VIDEO


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UFO Sighting in Gold Coast, Queensland (Close-up) 3-13-14

By Jack Purcell
YouTube
3-14-14

      Ok so I'm pretty sure I've captured a UFO on camera. Early last night we saw flashing lights in the sky and i ran and got my camera to record it. The cops came straight away and told everyone that they had no idea what it was and they were going to "call it in". When I ran inside to get my phone, everyone said that they saw another huge light twice it's size zoom across the sky and disappear. At the end of this video, i slowed the footage down and stabilised it and you can clearly see that it's a giant triangle with flashing lights . . ..

Monday, June 02, 2008

UFO 'Dive-Bombs' Couple

UFO Dive Bombs Couple
By JASMIN AFIANOS
Northern Territory News
6-2-08

AN ELDERLY couple claim they had a close encounter with a UFO while travelling along a Territory highway.

     Lawrie Fuchs, 70, and his wife Gwen, 69, were returning to their home town of Elliott following a trip to Queensland last Friday when they say the UFO swooped them as they drove along the Barkly Highway.

Estimated to be about six metres wide, they say the object passed the vehicle with such speed that its slipstream forced their Mazda sedan into the middle of the road.

They were travelling in a westerly direction and were about 55km east of the Threeways roadhouse when the incident occurred.

"It was about 4pm when suddenly we saw a dark, silvery flash and heard a loud sound as it passed,'' Mr Fuchs said.

"It was travelling at a terrific speed, very bloody fast, and there was no warning at all.

"I'm sure it dive-bombed us but I can't imagine why.''

"I do a lot of bush work and over the years I've seen a number of strange, unexplained things,'' he said.

Mrs Fuchs said she saw a little flash just below the sun visor then heard a loud whoosh as it passed over.

"I actually thought it hit the car, but there were no marks,'' she said.

Mr Fuchs, a mechanic who has lived in Elliot for 40 years, says he took the incident in his stride.

"I don't talk about it much because sometimes people don't take you seriously.''

Last week, another man reported seeing a UFO near Tennant Creek. Alan Martin, who is deaf, was obviously shaken by his experience. The Aboriginal man in his 40s had bought alcohol and headed alone into scrub land to avoid being humbugged.

He described seeing a disc-shaped object at close range. His drawing indicated it had red, green and blue lights.

Sunday, October 21, 2007

Queensland Invaded by UFOs

Flying Saucer (The Invaders)
By Anooska Tucker-Evans
The Herald Sun
10-21-07

* More than 100 of nation's 120 sightings in Qld
* Most white balls that make right-hand turns
* People wary of reporting for fear of ridicule

     QUEENSLANDERS are leading reporters of unidentified flying objects, with more than 100 of the 128 recorded official sightings around Australia in the past two years coming from the Sunshine State.

And according to a Queensland UFO specialist, while many sightings were ruled out as stars, planets, meteors and planes, a "significant number" remained unexplained.

UFO Research Queensland's Lee Paqui said the state's hotspots for sightings included the Glass House Mountains, Toowoomba, Warwick, Ipswich and the far north.

"The most common sightings are the orange balls, and white balls that look like stars but move and display very erratic behaviour, like they'll make right-hand turns," she said.

Ms Paqui said many people were still wary of reporting their sightings for fear of public humiliation.

The Queensland research centre began operating in 1956 and was originally called the Queensland Flying Saucer Bureau.

It receives 1000 hits each day on its website www.uforq.asn.au and has sightings dating back to 1939.