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Is there any central place where we can all leave tributes, and messages of condolence to Mac's nearest and dearest?

What a sad and tragic loss. 34 is too young for anyone to go, yet alone someone whose thought processes seemed light years ahead of the rest of us. Ufology is a darker place today, as is the greater world. My deepest sympathies to all those who were close to Mac. RIP, my Twitter friend - you...

It's interesting, but although the shape suggests a human figure, I can't see any real, hard evidence that it is a person. I took the liberty of enlarging and cropping out the area where the 'figure' appears. I'm no imaging expert, but I'm fairly certain I can see evidence of tampering - there...

Like Bixyboo, I'm somewhat cynical about this. I just don't see how, if footage was taken at Rendlesham, it would fall into Warren's hands, or anyone else's, without it being passed on to them by someone with a very high security clearance. If such footage exists, it's going to be very securely...

I'm no 'guru', but I am an experienced digital camera user. Pic 1 is an aircraft contrail. Pic 2 is a tiny bit of dirt/dust on the lens.

It's a cloud.

Here's an article Bill Chalker wrote on the subject: http://www.scribd.com/doc/17013640/australian-aboriginal-culture-and-possible-ufo-connections

Haven't heard the show yet, Gareth. However, Panadeine Forte are just the same as co-codamol in the UK - 30 mg of codeine, 500 mg of paracetamol (acetaminophen). Anyone who takes 6 at once is dicing with liver failure and death - maximum dose is 8 over a 24 hour period. I've taken co-codamol...

Oh FFS, it's bloody birds :D.

I'd advise anyone who hasn't had a paranormal experience, NOT to seek it out. Whatever lies behind these phenomena, it seems to like messing with human minds. As to reading/researching paranormal topics, my personal take on it is that all things in moderation would be a good principle to apply...

It's all a confirmed hoax, part of a viral marketing campaign: http://inexplicata.blogspot.com/2009/10/spain-terra-acknowledges-saucer-hoax.html http://inexplicata.blogspot.com/2009/10/reflections-on-terraes-video-hoax.html

Bragalia has a new post up about the Socorro 'hoax': http://ufocon.blogspot.com/2009/10/socorro-ufo-hoax-part-2-getting-closer.html

How utterly craptastic. If that's an alien corpse, I'm a banana.

Kevin Randle has an interesting post on his blog, about the alleged Socorro hoax.

It looks like a large kite or paper lantern to me. But who knows? Interesting item, thanks for sharing.

Safari's a great browser - much faster than IE or Firefox. A heck of a lot less buggy, too.

Although I keep an open mind as to what Zamora actually saw, I'm not especially convinced by this particular hoax theory. As I understand it, there was fused sand and melted rock at the scene, which could only have been created by the application of extreme heat. Also, according to calculations...

The Dr. X case is in Vallee's book, Dimensions. The full text is available online here: http://www.scribd.com/doc/4452389/Dimensions-A-Casebook-of-Alien-Contact The relevant section starts on p.92.

I've just read an interesting article by Jenny Randles about Rendlesham. She takes a rather dim view of Warren's account, but bear in mind there has been a bit of a long-standing feud between them. I've never known what to make of Warren's account, but I do feel something happened to him, and...

I'm so sorry to hear this, David. My deepest sympathies to you, your brother and everyone else touched by Amy's passing.