Royal Wedding Sparks Fasts, UFO Sightings, NASA Conflict - Prince William and his princess in waiting, Kate Middleton, have already received plenty of odd wedding gifts.
Now, with wedding bells set to ring in just four days, the hubbub surrounding the nuptials is growing curiouser and curiouser.
In Mexico City, a 19-year-old fasted for more than two weeks to score a trip to the royal wedding next weekend, AFP reports.
Estibalis Chavez camped outside of the British Embassy and refused to eat through much of February. Eventually, an anonymous donor offered to send her to the U.K. for the ceremony.
Chavez lost 17 pounds during the fast.
Extraterrestrials will also be on high alert during the ceremony, AOL News reports.
Retired Air Force major George Filer says it's typical to see UFOs appear during important global events -- sightings have been reported near Libya and Japan recently -- so he expects onlookers to spot a few around Westminster Abbey on April 29.
Moreover, Filer told AOL News that extraterrestrial activity has been picking up in the U.K., citing UFO sightings recently over the British Channel.
One has to wonder if NASA is in on the outer space action.
The shuttle Endeavor's final mission is scheduled for April 29 -- the very same day that Will and Kate tie the knot, according to AFP.
Bill Gerstenmaier, NASA associate administrator for space operations, said the royal nuptials were not a determining factor in when the shuttle would launch. Rather, the initial mission was scheduled for April 19, then postponed 10 days. ( yahoo.com )
Now, with wedding bells set to ring in just four days, the hubbub surrounding the nuptials is growing curiouser and curiouser.
In Mexico City, a 19-year-old fasted for more than two weeks to score a trip to the royal wedding next weekend, AFP reports.
Estibalis Chavez camped outside of the British Embassy and refused to eat through much of February. Eventually, an anonymous donor offered to send her to the U.K. for the ceremony.
Chavez lost 17 pounds during the fast.
Extraterrestrials will also be on high alert during the ceremony, AOL News reports.
Retired Air Force major George Filer says it's typical to see UFOs appear during important global events -- sightings have been reported near Libya and Japan recently -- so he expects onlookers to spot a few around Westminster Abbey on April 29.
Moreover, Filer told AOL News that extraterrestrial activity has been picking up in the U.K., citing UFO sightings recently over the British Channel.
One has to wonder if NASA is in on the outer space action.
The shuttle Endeavor's final mission is scheduled for April 29 -- the very same day that Will and Kate tie the knot, according to AFP.
Bill Gerstenmaier, NASA associate administrator for space operations, said the royal nuptials were not a determining factor in when the shuttle would launch. Rather, the initial mission was scheduled for April 19, then postponed 10 days. ( yahoo.com )
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