Boyle Ireland, A New UFO Hotspot?

April 25, 2011 – Roswell, New Mexico has already established itself as a landmark for those interested in Extra-Terrestrial life forms, and other UFO hot spots exist around the globe; now Boyle, Ireland is going to attempt to do the same, and a man named Eamonn Ansbro has made a discovery that has inspired the hopes of creating this tourist UFO hot spot.

Ansbro has been researching alien life forms and UFOs for twenty years now, involving himself in the community of Extra-Terrestrial enthusiasts by speaking internationally at scientific forums, joining a scientific group called “Optical Search for Extra-Terrestrial Intelligence” (OSETI) and studying the sky. One of his methods is to record the sky. He has set up a set of 11 cameras, which Mr Ansbro calls an “all sky camera”, that he has programmed to track any anomalies or unusual motion in his hemisphere of the sky and record it twenty-four hours a day.

In collaboration with other scientists, he has taken all of this recorded footage and has been analyzing it. During this analysis, Mr Ansbro and the other scientists believe they have strong evidence that there are “Identified Flying Objects”, so called by Mr Ansbro himself, that fly in a definitive orbit around Earth. Using computer generated time graphs and applying it to theory that is founded upon this strong belief of unidentified flying objects and alien life forms, they can create these traceable paths and use them to predict when and where sightings of alien space ships may occur, and these predictions have seemed to prove true at least in Boyle.

Mr Ansbro’s hope is, in part, to turn Boyle into a tourist and UFO hot spot that is comparable to Roswell and he believes that the potential is there without any doubt. His motivation for this hope seems to be that by generating money from visiting tourists and Extra-Terrestrial enthusiasts he will be able to afford more equipment and fund further research into these ‘IFOs” that orbit Earth. In the end he hopes to collect enough solid evidence that he can definitively prove his discovery as legitimate to the scientific community at large.