TV report about UFO activity over Albuquerque, New Mexico

Eagle Ford is a hot spot for oil, but in the past few weeks it has turned into the mother ship for UFO sightings. It seems Cotulla, Texas has become ground zero for UFOs in the past few weeks—if recent YouTube postings can be believed.

Update:

Cotulla, Texas is known for oil in Eagle Ford but in the last few weeks the place is more famous in UFO sightings. Recent YouTube videos of UFO sightings seem to tell the world that Cotulla, Texas is the new hot bed of UFO events. Many videos posted on YouTube show different sightings in the Cotulla area.

The Mutual UFO Network (MUFON), which is the organization that investigates sightings on UFOs, says they have been receiving several calls from South Texas. The national organization says they can explain around 80-90 percent of UFO sighting cases they investigate. However, they are more interested to the unexplainable that comprises at least 10 percent of the reported sightings.

MUFON investigator John Cross says that they are not sure of the other 10 percent. They speculate that unexplained sightings were fireballs or jet-powered drones. MUFON points out that California, Texas and Detroit are recently hotspots for UFOs.

MUFON says that the recent videos out of Cotulla can be easily solved because they found no unusual flight patterns and all three of the beacons of the aircraft can be clearly seen towards the end of the videos.

– UFOs in Texas

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janet hosier
February 6, 2013 at 12:34 am

don't you hate the way newscasters have to joke around about these films? always something so stupid is said by them. i don't know if they have to deflect the alleged ufo story on purpose or if they're just scared by it witlessly.

Jonathan Swearingen
February 6, 2013 at 6:41 am

Sorry to say but that's obviously a lens glare and I do believe in UFO's but I also believe its ridiculous to post fake crap on the web to mislead and create disbelief about the subject. if you watch he scans past a light that is shinning straight at the camera from a building in the distance which happens to be when the light appears and it moves in such a way a lens flare would move.

- Anonymous
  February 7, 2013 at 10:06 am
  
  Agree Jonathan,<br /><br />Same lens glare on the second light.
  
Anonymous
March 8, 2013 at 11:22 pm

LENS FLARE !!!