Xiaoshan airport spokesperson, Ruan Zhouchang, is seen on this video being interviewed about the supposed UFO that was captured on radar and photograph over the airport. The “Hangzhou UFO” mystery has spun many incorrect reports all over the web, and with Chinese officials keeping a tight lip on the event, more confusion and suspense is
READ MORESyfy’s new show called “Fact or Faked: Paranormal Files” debuted this week. The buzz around the web is that this will be a show that approaches the paranormal videos online and tries debunking them. Think of it like if “Mythbusters” mates with “Ghost Hunters”. No wait… “Mythbusters” combined with “Ghost Hunters”. Much better. From Syfy’s
READ MOREGood ‘ol Telegraph.co.uk, never lets us down. Jumping on the “Horseboy” bandwagon, The Telegraph News published an online article of a supposed man with two heads and three legs. “The appendage-gifted man, apparently a window cleaner, has been spotted in Hawes, Yorkshire by the Google Sightseeing blog. He can be seen in all his bicephalic
READ MOREEarthfiles.com released yesterday a couple of more photographs from different angles of the supposed UFO near Xiaoshan Airport in China. Since the story broke, very little is known about the case, only one photograph appeared in the media at the time. Now, it seems like a couple of other photographs are surfacing and they are
READ MOREWritten by William Butt We are all attempting to reach the same conclusions, the same end state; to prove the existence of the paranormal. Many call this a fruitless task that cannot be accomplished and there are too many skeptics in the world. What the paranormal field needs to focus on is not the skeptics
READ MOREIt seems to many that the “Backyard Bigfoot” incident was nothing more than an elderly man, who might be suffering from dementia, had made up. At least that is the latest news from the various Bigfoot researchers that are looking into the case have concluded. Bigfoot researcher Sharon Lee wrote the following on her blog:
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