The most mysterious phenomenon of 2009

The halo in the Norwegian sky, the face of people crying on ice, the self-moving rock in the Death Valley are the most popular images this year.

These photos are selected and posted on the Telegraph.

The strange turquoise halo in the Norwegian sky early on the morning of December 9 caused a stir all over the world. It is described as "whirling around a glowing object before exploding into a white ring of fire". The media later claimed that the halo might be the result of a failed missile test of Russia. Photo: Rex Features.

The crying face appears on the largest ice block of Nordaustlandet Island, Svalbard Islands, Norway.Photo: Barcroft Media.

The circles and lines make up the giant jellyfish image in a barley field in Oxfordshire County, England. The drawing is nearly 200 meters long.Photo: Telegraph.

Unidentified flying objects glow above Ullswater - the second largest lake in the UK.Photo: North News.

Strange flying objects emit orange light above Liverpool, England on May 25.Photo: Telegraph.

A stone with a mass of 112 kg moves by itself in Death Valley, California state, USA. In Death Valley there are many such stones.Photo: Mike Byrne.

Some people claim they see many unidentified flying objects in the English sky of Cambridgeshire. They emit orange light.Photo: Archant.

A face like Jesus appeared on the table was Mary Jo Coady in Methuen City, Massachusetts, USA.Photo: AP.

Calvino Inman - a 15-year-old teenager in Tennessee, USA - made the doctors confused because he cried blood. The scary thing is that Inman can't control his tears so he cries up to three times a day.Photo: Splash News.

Two feet appeared on the wood in a monastery near Dongren City, Qinghai Province, China. Local people think that they are the result of worshipers standing in a place to pray for decades.Photo: Reuters.

The giant circle with the middle face owl appears on the field of Wiltshire, England.Photo: Steve Alexander.