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LUBBOCK In August 1951, a v-shaped formation of lights was seen over the city. The "Lubbock Lights" series of sightings received national publicity. The sightings were considered credible because they were witnessed by several respected science professors at Texas Technological College and were photographed by a Texas Tech student. Project Blue Book, the US Air Force's official study of the UFO mystery, did an extensive investigation of the Lubbock Lights. They concluded that the photographs were not a hoax and showed genuine objects. However, they did dismiss the UFOs themselves as being either "night-flying moths" or a type of bird called a plover. However, other researchers have disputed these explanations and for many the "Lubbock Lights" remain a mystery. Broadway Avenue Several restless spirits haunt this old hotel-turned-strip center.
Television Station Texas Tech University One professor has reported seeing the partial apparition of an incredibly deformed entity in one of the parking lots. Holden Hall - Ghostly chemistry prof continues to tutor students having problems with chemistry. Chem/Geosci building, 3rd Floor - Cleaning lady who was killed by a student when she caught him stealing a copy of the final exam, now shows up during finals. Supposedly there is a big bloodstain on the floor where she was killed. Student Health Building - The elevator opens in front of the security kiosk, and ghostly footsteps exit the elevator, walk past the kiosk, and down the hall. Doors have also been known to slam shut, and footsteps are heard on upper floors when no one is in the building. A lady, dressed in a nurse's uniform, looks out a fourth floor window overlooking the main entrance. Museum of Texas Tech University - Locked doors open themselves and slam shut before the disbelieving eyes of the security guards who just locked them.
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