Notre Dame Stadium in Indiana, CA, USA | photo courtesy and © http://www.und.com/facilities/nd-stadium

Recently, in a head-to-head battle between US college football teams South Florida and Notre Dame, fans got rather more than they bargained for. During the game’s broadcast, a UFO was spotted hovering over Notre Dame Stadium…at least, according to the folks at UFO Sightings Daily.

Perhaps our extraterrestrial neighbours were in the mood for a bit of footie? That’s right, this is American football. Never mind.

http://www.inquisitr.com/139836/ufo-notre-dame-stadium-2011-vs-usf/

APOLLO 18 movie poster | ©2011 The Weinstein Company

The enthusiastic extraterrestrial scholar, William J. Birnes, proves to be immediately engaging as he discusses the U.S.

government’s covert presence on the dark side of the moon, alien life and the upcoming APOLLO 18 release.

Always nice to hear someone that has a passion for the job.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/gregory-weinkauf/ufo-hunter-william-j-birnes_b_946739.html

Wiltshire UFO sighting | image credit: ilgainis from YouTube

Courtesy of ufo-blogger.com we have this report of someone camping out at 9pm in Wiltshire. The witness videotaped what may be a possible UFO sighting. It was too early for stars to be readily visible, and the object was too bright to be any planet.

Wiltshire, eh? Not surprising at all, not in the neighbourhood of the Cloven Hoof. See for yourself:

http://www.ufo-blogger.com/2011/09/uk-ufo-ufo-sighting-videotaped-over.html

Supernova 1987A was the closest supernova explosion witnessed in almost 400 years | Image Credit: NASA, ESA, and P. Challis (Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics)

The Yanks have found what they believe to be a supernova burning brighter and nearer than anything discovered in the past quarter century. The news of the PTF11kly supernova has whipped ‘round the globe as astronomers have started recording more data on the phenomenon, which appears in the sky adjacent to the handle in the Big Dipper constellation.

According to the news item linked below, this sort of Type 1a nova is the result of a white dwarf star exploding “like a gargantuan thermonuclear bomb.” Something with the power of an advanced atomic weapon shattering a star. Just another natural occurrence, or could it be evidence of something more? Something devastating and destructive? Perhaps even a conflict between…them?

You be the judge:

http://news.yahoo.com/young-nearby-supernova-dazzles-scientists-044627084.html

The Moon's North Pole taken by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter Camera | Image Credit: NASA/GSFC/Arizona State University

Ironic that the “found footage” horror movie APOLLO 18 has just been released to poor reviews and will surely sink from view while NASA has released photos that purport to show physical evidence of the American moon missions, including

the site of the “last” landing by Apollo 17. Well timed, NASA.

The photos also supposedly show foot paths and vehicle tracks from the Apollo 12 and 14 missions as well as equipment left behind on the surface. The big question is: Why now? Surely there’s no need to convince us of anything, not when we all know that governments would never lie about something so important. Right.

Seeing is believing? See for yourself:

http://www.npr.org/blogs/thetwo-way/2011/09/06/140216986/tracks-equipment-left-by-apollo-missions-visible-in-new-moon-photos

Paul the alien from PAUL - the movie - 2011 | Photo ©2011 Universal Pictures

Not a believer in the truth about extraterrestrial life? Visiting us to see whether or not you need to broaden your universal outlook? At least you’re keeping an open mind, so well done.

Before you read any further, you might want to take a gander at this informative slideshow with stunning images and bold claims of alien life. Courtesy of SPACE.com. This is but the tip of the iceberg:

http://www.space.com/11057-science-claims-alien-life.html