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Top UFO spotter endorses Uluru UFO claim
January 11, 2008 01:00am
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.
Mr Farkas, 60, said he has spotted about 30 UFOs in his time.
"I think it's feasible," he said.
"There's more to things in the past and to our lives than we can comprehend.
"I think that some other beings from another planet in some format started us off down here.
"That's why they keep coming back and checking us out."
Mr Farkas said depictions of aliens were common to the art of many ancient cultures.
"They all seem to have a being with helmets on and space-looking characters," he said.
"They only paint what they see.
"Indians, Aztecs, they've all got space creatures."
Mr Farkas said there had not been a sighting at Wycliffe Well since November 7, when a group of British backpackers said they saw a light hovering around for about 15 minutes before flying off.
Outside the tourist season there are not as many eyes trained to the mysteries of the sky.
"Nobody here spends all night sitting around looking at the sky," he said. "If it came early in the evening someone might see it."
The Wycliffe Well Holiday Park is popular with tourists keen to catch a glimpse of an alien visitor.
"If you stand outside in the middle of the night you can look in any direction and see the whole sky to the horizon," he said. "If something does move, you can see it."
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Friday fun ... in news that will surely shock the
scientific world (ahem), an experienced UFO spotter has lent his support
to the theory aliens landed at Uluru and created human beings /
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