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Area 51, UFO Sightings: CIA Only Admits Area 51 Existence, Not UFOs or Aliens

UFO enthusiasts are delighted to hear that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) finally admitted the existence of the mysterious Area 51. However, the U.S. government still remains tight-lipped about the reality of UFO sightings and aliens at the top-secret test site located in the Mojave Desert approximately 100 miles north of Las Vegas, Nevada.

Floods Inundate Philippine Capital, Nearby Provinces (PHOTOS)

The Philippine government was forced to suspend offices and classes in 14 provinces, including in the capital Metro Manila, as tropical storm Maring (international name: Trami) maintained its strength and continued to enhance the southwest monsoon early Monday. The state forecasting weather agency has advised the 14 provinces to brace for severe flooding.

Ontario Hotel Yields 40 Pythons

Some Ontario residents, it seems, have a love affair with deadly pythons. Just two weeks after an African rock python killed two boys in New Brunswick, 40 pythons were found in a Brantford motel on Thursday evening.

Japanese Train Loses Power After Lightning Hit (VIDEOS)

There is another lightning strike that hit the Odakyu Electric Railway train on Monday evening. The Telegraph said the train, which was travelling from the Izumi-Tamagaw Station to the Noborito Station, was running on a railway bridge when the lightning hit it.

Space Burial: Elysium Space Now Accepts Reservations for Memorial Spaceflights for $1,990 [VIDEO]

With man's never-ending fascination with travelling into outer space, one company has found an interesting albeit morbid way to make space travel possible for less than $2,000. New start-up company Elysium Space is currently accepting orders to send a person's cremated remains or ashes into orbit. Dubbed by the company as a "memorial spaceflight", the first space burial will be launched from Cape Canaveral in the U.S. state of Florida.

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