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MEXICO CITY — That day I was working in the Golf Club de Chapultepec on November 18, 2009. Suddenly I saw in the horizon flying a silver sphere flying over the planes. It came down really close to where I was and looked like liquid metal and it was spinning around and flashing a little bit, and flying right over the Headquarters of the Mexican Military base. I thought it was going to land there. It was pure luck I had my camera that day.

HIDALGO – The local news are presenting the story of a luminous sphere-shape object hitting the ground in the state of Hidalgo in early February 2010.  Apparently there are hundreds of witnesses, some say it was fireball, others say it was an airplane crashing, and some others say it was a meteor. The local authority has no official report on the object but local farmers claim that the army is guarding the impact site. Thanks to MUFON CMS

GULF OF MEXICO — Professor Ana Luisa Cid reports, “According to a report from Alfonso Salazar, a commercial airliner encountered an UFO over the Gulf of Mexico. “The TCAS radar detected it for five  minutes, alerting the airliner’s crew to the presence of unidentified traffic nearby. It followed them and maneuvered above them.”The airliner involved was Magni Flight 774, flying between Mexico City and Cancún, registration number XA-MAI (Boeing 737-300) “There were several reports of encounters between UFOs and airliners in the skies over Mexico during the month of January.”
VIDEO: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jokOhV0uEjA, (Translation (c) 2010 S.Corrales, IHU. Special thanks to Ana Luisa Cid, www.analuisacid.com)

On July 22, during an interview on CSPAN’s Washington Journal

Apollo 11 Astronaut Buzz Aldrin mentioned the monolith when he was promoting further exploration of the moon Phobos as well as going to Mars. The question is did extraterrestrial visitors put the monolith there? Aldrin’s statement reinforces comments made by other astronauts that extraterrestrial vehicles were present during at least the first moon landing. It also raises questions such as “who really put the monolith there and how does Aldrin know about it?”
Aldrin’s surprise revelation declared:
“We should go boldly where man has not gone before. Fly by the comets, visit asteroids, visit the moon of Mars. There’s a monolith there. A very unusual structure on this potato shaped object that goes around Mars once in seven hours. When people find out about that, they’re going to say ‘who put that there? The universe put it there. If you choose, God put it there…”
Will NASA attempt to dismiss Aldrin’s comment and lessen the credibility of one of America’s heroes? Or will it finally start to admit the truth it has been hiding about UFOs of extraterrestrial origin? Aldrin’s revelation is likely to create an Internet ‘buzz’ for awhile. So stay alert to more news about Buzz Aldrin’s groundbreaking declaration!

Mars Moon Phobos with Strange Tower

Canada Studies Mission to Mysterious Mars Moon Phobos

Optech Incorporated, the global market leader in the development, manufacture and support of advanced, laser-based survey systems, announced today that is has been selected by the Canadian Space Agency to lead the study of a Canadian-led mission to Phobos, the largest moon of Mars. The proposed Phobos Reconnaissance and International Mars Exploration (“PRIME”) mission was selected from among 12 proposals received by the Canadian Space Agency last year to be the object of a concept and feasibility study.

The focus of the study will be to outline a Canadian-led mission that could rendezvous, study and land on Phobos, one of the solar system’s most mysterious objects. Scientists believe Phobos may hold clues to the origin of Mars and the solar system. Several missions by Russia and other countries have come close to Phobos, but study leader Dr. Robert (Bob) Richards, Director of Optech’s Space Division, thinks that Canada and its international partners have the right stuff to get to the surface and unlock some its mysteries. http://www.spaceref.com/news/www.optech.ca