Top UFO spotter endorses Uluru UFO claim
By Ben Langford
January 11, 2008 01:00am
An experienced UFO spotter has lent his support to the theory aliens landed at Uluru and created human beings.
Lew Farkas runs the store and holiday park at Wycliffe Well, an internationally-renowned UFO hotspot 380km north of Alice Springs on the Stuart Highway.
The Northern Territory News yesterday reported on a US UFO enthusiasts' website carrying a story about aliens landing at the Rock and creating human life.
The event, the UFO Area website claims, is depicted in Aboriginal rock paintings at Uluru.
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so, what does it take to be an 'experienced' ufo spotter? I find objects that I can't identify all the time. mostly at night...
I am certain they are probably air craft, but since I cannot know for sure since I do not possess an all seeing eye (or night vision for that matter), then I cannot positively identify these 'objects' as airplanes. But you do not see me making outlandish, sensationalist claims that UFOs are over my hometown of Baltimore do you? ridiculous... maybe try referencing some of my ufo posts on my site http://www.constantskeptic.com thanks
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