Mysteries and UFOs conference to take place in Newport
Beginning at 9am, Chris Robbins will delve into UFOs, followed by LaRae Wilkins, who will explore the reasons behind aliens on Earth.
At 11.30am, Alan Foster will examine ley lines and their potential use by extra-terrestrial beings.
Maria Wheatley will then discuss Stonehenge at 12.30pm.
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In the afternoon, Anita Davies will talk about channelling and the Akashic Records, while The Dice Man, Steve Thornton, will share his spiritual experiences.
The conference will wrap up with a question-and-answer session led by UFO researcher Ben Emlyn-Jones.
A skywatch event will conclude the day from 8.30pm to 10pm.
Tickets, priced at £35, are available via Eventbrite.
Attendees are advised to bring their own lunch.
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