Aliens are coming... - Latest UFO Sighting Reports We have some great sighting reports to look at this week. So, let's see what's been happening in the world of UFOs. In Arizona, a man sighted two separate and different objects about 10 minutes apart from each other. The sighting occurred over Tempe Sky Harbor International Airport on October 18. While taking a lunch break, he saw a 'tumbling black and white object' moving from East to West. After this brief event, he then saw a red and white UFO sit stationary in the sky for 5 minutes, before it drifted away. In California, a man was outside throwing a ball for his dogs, when he saw a shadow on the ground, which would happen from time to time as a plane passed overhead. But this time, there was no sound at all. He looked up and noticed a blimp or cigar shaped object, slowly moving. It had no markings of any kind. In Florida, a couple was traveling on State Road 50 on October 15, when they saw four glowing green orbs in the sky. They moved very rapidly, and were in sync as they sped along. In Georgia on October 13, a man and his girlfriend were camping in Dawsonville on Friday the 13th. At about 10:30 PM, as they were going to sleep, they heard a thunderous noise coming toward them. They were certain the object was a helicopter. But, out ahead of the helicopter was a boomerang-shaped object, some 50 yards distant. The object was definitely V-shaped with lights at the three points. In Longview, Texas on October 11, a woman and her husband were on the way to Lowe's when they saw a white ball of light in the sky. The odd thing was that the object just 'hung' in the air, seemingly motionless. She felt that people thought her 'nuts' standing outside of the store looking up into the sky. Going out of country to Australia, where we get this report. On October 17, a man walked outside and saw an object moving from the East of Mount Coother. It was about 300 feet above ground level. The object was cigar-shaped, with two lights, one at each end. The man knew is was a UFO, because of its immense size, proximity, and lack of sound. Well...folks, that's about it for another week, so until next week, keep your eyes on the skies. Thursday October 26, 2006