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Website tracks UFOs in northern Ontario
BY JENNY JELEN
JENNY@NORTHERNLIFE.CA


UFO researcher Michel Deschamps has compiled all of his
local findings on a website, www.noufors.com. The website
includes information about local sightings, UFO encounters
and how to spot a UFO from a plane.
JENNY JELEN

UFO researcher Michel Deschamps was young when he first laid eyes on a UFO in Hanmer.

"At nine years old, I wasn't sure if I just memorized something I saw on TV," he said. "Years later, I still doubted myself."

Now, nearly 30 sightings later, Deschamps is more certain.

He has been researching UFO encounters for years. His scrapbook holds about 350 newspaper clippings from 1947 onward, and he has filled an entire bookcase with documentaries and videos. He has given lectures about extraterestrial life, and appeared ontalk shows.

"I'm still astonished by all the stuff I found," he said.

Deschamps takes his work seriously.

"People have assumed that I've jumped to conclusion," he said. But nothing makes its way to his website, www.noufors.com, without thorough research.

"I want to make sure I verify stuff."

Northern Ontario UFO Research and Study (NOUFORS) tracks the history of UFOs in northern Ontario. The three-year old website was created for educational purposes, to help people share their encounters and learn more about UFOs.

"Knowledge in meant to be shared," Deschamps said.

On noufors.com, he lists some quick ways to determine if flying machines are simply planes, or if they are actual unidentified flying objects.

"Planes move in a very, very predictable way," he said. "These things don't."

He said characteristics like shape, colour, size, speed, behaviour, sound, level of strangeness and duration of the sighting can be telltale signs.

"We don't have anything that flies that fast."

Deschamps said one reported UFO sighting was measured by an employee at the former Radar Base in Hanmer. The employee clocked a flying object at 20,000 miles per hour. "We don't have anything that flies that fast," he said.

The way an object maneuvers can be a sign, too. The rate it accelerates, and how it moves from left to right and front to back are all indicators.

Deschamps said sightings can happen any time of day, in any place. However, they usually occur when they are least expected. He said after someone has some UFO sighting, they will often have more, because they are more aware of what they're looking for.

Even though he said he is certain of their existence, Deschamps isn't fearful of UFOs. He said he believes if they wanted to cause harm, they could have done it by now.

Although human technology has moved forward in the last century, Deschamps said UFOs are still far more advanced.
 
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