aliens

This week, hundreds if not thousands of Bossier residents were treated to quite the strange sight in the skies. Here's what I believe you all witnessed.

Today (July 2) is World UFO Day, so it's a good time to look out the window to see if you notice any flying saucers hovering about. Texas has already a bunch of UFO sightings this year.

The Oumuamua asteroid that passed by Earth in November has some unusual properties. These properties have have scientists thinking it could be more than just an asteriod.

Why do people who see UFOs have the worst camera handling abilities known to man?

A sweep of Jacksonville by the Google Street View people in 2012 caught what appears to be a UFO over Jacksonville. Did East Texas get a visit from outer space?

Today brings news that San Diego Comic-Con will play host to a special panel to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Aliens, James Cameron’s sequel to Ridley Scott’s sci-fi horror classic. Cameron himself will be in attendance along with Sigourney Weaver, who is still talking up Neill Blomkamp’s new Alien sequel despite reports that the project had been delayed due to Scott’s own Alien prequel plans.

This could be an interesting road trip. And it's not that far from us.

A paper by a team of astronomers is getting a lot of attention today because, well, aliens.

More than half of Americans think aliens exist. Do you?

Could it be? Could we finally have proof that there are more creatures in this universe other than just us? Did they really find evidence of little green men in Chile? I guess we will all have to watch the documentary to find our answers.

Aliens have long been major players in science fiction and pop culture, but according to the Queen’s astronomer, Lord Martin Rees, scientists are now within 40 years of actually confirming their (non-fictional) existence.

So the whole conversation starts today because I was watching TV last night and was wondering how many people believe in mythical and wondrous creatures, aliens or even spirits or ghosts.