Legal issues have erupted between the 2 major Ufo movie releases of 2011 - Battle of Los Angeles and Skyline:

Battle: Los Angeles scheduled for a March 2011 release, sent a cease-and-desist letter to Skyline’s producers last week. In addition to sharing plot similarities, the visual effects house used to create effects for Battle: Los Angeles was founded by Greg and Colin Strause, the directors of Skyline. Sony has accused the pair of stealing ideas and gear from Battle: Los Angeles for use in their own production Source

Here's the full trailer finally for Skyline:

Remember the more we find solar systems like ours the more the probability of finding intelligence life goes up. Thats why this new discovery yet again supports the theory of intelligent life existing throughout the universe:

Astronomers using ESO instruments have discovered a remarkable extrasolar planetary system that has some striking similarities to our own Solar System

. At least five planets are orbiting the Sun-like star HD 10180, and the regular pattern of their orbits is similar to that observed for our neighbouring planets.

 One of the new extrasolar worlds could be only 1.4 times the mass of the Earth, making it the least massive exoplanet ever found.
Continued reading this important find at Cnet

New report in about a Ufo being captured on motion sensor game camera. Its not this first time over the years that such camera's have picked up strange happenings late a night . I remember a post from 1 year ago  when one of these cameras captured strange beams coming down upon the farm - we now one of these cameras apparently actually captures the craft:

Article Extract:
Fort Worth, Texas (NBC) -- A motion-activated camera at a Fort Worth family's favorite hunting spot is capturing shots of mysterious objects.

Lisa Brock-Piekarski's game camera is supposed to take pictures of the deer on her Archer City hunting lease, but the pictures show something she can't explain.

"What I see looks almost like a Frisbee," she said. "You see several lights going around, and they're all symmetrical and lit up, and it just looks like an object in the sky."

Brock-Piekarski's is hesitant to call the string of lights in the sky UFOs, although she can't identify the flying objects.

"We've seen falling stars, all kinds of stuff out there because you're away form the city," she said. "Anytime there's a meteor shower or anything, you can see it a lot better, but I've never seen anything like that."

Brock-Piekarski said the pictures were taken by a single motion-activated game camera.
 The equipment wasn't moved, and it doesn't have a flash.
 Instead, it uses infrared.
 She said she has ruled out light posts or cell phone towers because the area is pretty empty.

"There's nothing back there but trees and sky," she said. "There's no hills, no buildings, nothing back there. It's all flat."
 Timestamps on several pictures also show that the object hovered in the air for almost two hours.
Source NBC - read more here