<p>Betty from Alice Springs in Northern Territory state said her close encounter occurred in 1969, when she was driving towards Alice Springs at 4 a.m. with her six-year-old daughter. She said they saw a spaceship shaped like a Ford station wagon "flying alongside us", before it took off surrounded by green, blue and red flames.<br /><br />"We saw these two figures inside this thing. It looked like a Ford station wagon, with the windows. It came in front of us really quickly." Her daughter then said: "There's nothing to be afraid of."<br /><br />"I said, 'Why did you say that?', and she said, 'I don't know, it just came out of my mouth'. And as I was talking, the whole think took off like a shot out of a gun ... And then there was all this green and blue and red flames or lights all around it. I'll never forget it," Betty was quoted as saying by The Daily Telegraph of London.<br /><br />Other callers said they also saw visitors from other planets. A man named Dennis said his sighting was shared by a crowd of people on the Dripstone Cliffs.<br /><br />"A mate and I were looking down the beach and saw this orangey-pink light progressing towards us. No sound at all," he said. "We just watched it in silence as it cruised on past the casino."<br /><br />And Cameron from Alice Springs said he was near a swamp in 1983 when he saw a flying saucer land 700 metres away. "It was half the size of a football field," he said.</p>
<p>Betty from Alice Springs in Northern Territory state said her close encounter occurred in 1969, when she was driving towards Alice Springs at 4 a.m. with her six-year-old daughter. She said they saw a spaceship shaped like a Ford station wagon "flying alongside us", before it took off surrounded by green, blue and red flames.<br /><br />"We saw these two figures inside this thing. It looked like a Ford station wagon, with the windows. It came in front of us really quickly." Her daughter then said: "There's nothing to be afraid of."<br /><br />"I said, 'Why did you say that?', and she said, 'I don't know, it just came out of my mouth'. And as I was talking, the whole think took off like a shot out of a gun ... And then there was all this green and blue and red flames or lights all around it. I'll never forget it," Betty was quoted as saying by The Daily Telegraph of London.<br /><br />Other callers said they also saw visitors from other planets. A man named Dennis said his sighting was shared by a crowd of people on the Dripstone Cliffs.<br /><br />"A mate and I were looking down the beach and saw this orangey-pink light progressing towards us. No sound at all," he said. "We just watched it in silence as it cruised on past the casino."<br /><br />And Cameron from Alice Springs said he was near a swamp in 1983 when he saw a flying saucer land 700 metres away. "It was half the size of a football field," he said.</p>