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27.10.2009, 18:22
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A flying saucer-shaped cloud has been spotted in the skies above Romania.
28.07.2009, 12:50
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The tool bag lost during a spacewalk by a NASA astronaut is about to finally return to Earth – in a mini-inferno of fiery scraps flying over the sky.
24.08.2009, 18:27
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Two unidentified misty white objects were spotted by people in China’s Shandong Province on Friday, local media reports.
26.10.2009, 14:31
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A small Latvian town has become famous overnight with reports of a UFO crash. An unidentified flaming object allegedly fell from the sky creating a huge crater, Sunday. However, scientists are calling it a hoax.
13.06.2009, 13:51
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The chances of being hit by a passing meteorite are tremendously small, but that’s exactly what has happened to a German schoolboy. The pea-sized space-traveling object hit the boy’s hand leaving a scar.
03.04.2009, 16:41
UFO religion the Raëlian Movement has asked Lithuania to provide a land lot to build an embassy for diplomats from space.
21.06.2009, 08:16
This Sunday the chief of the space team onboard the International Space Station, Gennady Padalka, turns 51. RT beams him up this video congratulation from Earth. Happy Birthday and safe landing!
06.07.2010, 11:30
Last month Russian space agency Roscosmos agreed to have some of the pen-and-paper letter addressed to cosmonauts delivered to the International Space Station. One of the first messages was a love letter.
23.09.2010, 18:59
Students in the Latvian capital Riga have composed a huge message out of their own bodies, Latvian agency DELFI reports.
29.06.2009, 10:52
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Mysterious pictograms consisting of several circles have appeared on a wheat field in Southern Russia’s Krasnodar region. Was it someone’s joke or did aliens visit us?
Published: 24 March, 2009, 10:42
NASA’s online poll to name the next segment to be attached to the International Space Station has run astray, after popular US Comedian Stephen Colbert called viewers to support his bid.
