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REPORT OF AN UNEXPLAINED AERIAL SIGHTING

1. Date and time of sighting. 13 September 2006(Duration of sighting.) 21.45L

2. Description of object. A triangular object with lights. One green,(No of objects, size, shape, one red and the other two amber. Therecolour, brightness, noise.) was a strange droning noise as it passed

overhead.

3. Exact position of observer. Not given.Geographical location.(Indoors/outdoors,stationary/moving. )

4. How object was observed. With the naked eye.(N aked eye, binoculars,other optical device, cameraor camcorder.)

5. Direction in which object The object came from the direction of thewas first seen. Isle of Man.(A landmark may be morehelpful than a roughlyestimated bearing.)

6. Approximate distance. Quite far in the distance.

7. Movements and speed. The object was moving across the sky quite(side to side, up or down, fast.constant, moving fast, slow)

8. Weather conditions Was a clear night, with a few clouds dottedduring observation. around.(cloudy, haze, mist, clear)

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1. Date and time of sighting. (Date and time not given).(Duration of sighting.)

2. Description of object. A series of orange orbs were seen. (Didn’t(No of objects, size, shape, say how many).colour, brightness, noise.)



5. Direction in which object The orange orbs were seen over the townwas first seen. of Bedford, Bedfordshire.(A landmark may be morehelpful than a roughlyestimated bearing.)


7. Movements and speed. They were going quite fast.(side to side, up or down,constant, moving fast, slow)

8. Weather conditions Not given.during observation.(cloudy, haze, mist, clear)

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Bedford UFOs

UFOs, Bedford, 11 September 2006.

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1. Date and time of sighting. 9 September 2006(Duration of sighting.) 21.00L

2. Description of object. Two objects that looked like massive fire(No of objects, size, shape, balls were moving from East to West. Onecolour, brightness, noise.) followed the other a few minutes later.

They were very bright. Before they hadbeen seen, there had been a large bang, andthat is why people were alerted to the factthat something was going on outside.

3. Exact position of observer. A massive bang was heard, and so peopleGeographical location. went outdoors to see what was going on.(Indoors/outdoors,stationary/moving. )

4. How object was observed. With the naked eye. The fire balls were(N aked eye, binoculars, massive and at first moved slowly aboveother optical device, camera the witnesses houses.or camcorder.)

5. Direction in which object Moving from East to West over Stamfordwas first seen. Hill, London.(A landmark may be morehelpful than a roughlyestimated bearing.)

6. Approximate distance. Looked like they were just above thewitnesses houses.

7. Movements and speed. After initially going slow, they were(side to side, up or down, moving across the sky and going very fast.constant, moving fast, slow) They kept in line, maintained their height

and kept their flight path.

8. Weather conditions The evening was very clear as it had been aduring observation. hot, sunny day.(cloudy, haze, mist, clear)


Stamford Hill UFOs

UFOs, London, 9 September 2006.


Oldbury UFOs

UFOs, Oldbury, West Midlands, 6 September 2006.

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2. Description of object. Just said a UFO.(No of objects, size, shape,colour, brightness, noise.)


4. How object was observed. With the naked eye and then the witness(Naked eye, binoculars, took a picture of the UFO with his camera-other optical device, camera phone.or camcorder.)

5. Direction in which object Seen over Chigwell in Essex.was first seen.(A landmark may be morehelpful than a roughlyestimated bearing.)

6. Approximate distance. Not given.

7. Movements and speed. Not given.(side to side, up or down,constant, moving fast, slow)


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1. Date and time of sighting. 27 August 2006(Duration of sighting.) 21.30L

2. Description of object. Eight yellow/orange spheres that looked(No of objects, size, shape, like they had flames coming out of thecolour, brightness, noise.) back of them.



5. Direction in which object Objects were first seen coming from thewas first seen. direction of Whitstable, Kent.(A landmark may be morehelpful than a roughlyestimated bearing.)





UFOs, Herne Bay

UFOs, Herne Bay, Kent, 27 August 2006.

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1. Date and time of sighting. 21 August 2006(Duration of sighting.) 20.50L

2. Description of object. Two extremely bright lights.(No of objects, size, shape,colour, brightness, noise.)



5. Direction in which object The lights flew over the Craven Arms Areawas first seen. in Shropshire.(A landmark may be morehelpful than a roughlyestimated bearing.)


7. Movements and speed. The lights were sort of turning in different(side to side, up or down, directions and then were drifting throughconstant, moving fast, slow) the sky.

8. VVeathercondnions Not given.during observation.(cloudy, haze, mist, clear)


Shropshire UFO

UFOs, Shropshire, 21 May 2006.


UFO photo

UFO photograph taken at Clanfield, Wiltshire, 9 August 2006.

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1. Date and time of sighting. 7 August 2006(Duration of sighting.) (No time given).

2. Description of object. A UFO.(No of objects, size, shape,colour, brightness, noise.)


4. How object was observed. With the naked eye.(Naked eye, binoculars,other optical device, cameraor camcorder.)

5. Direction in which object Not given.was first seen.(A landmark may be morehelpful than a roughlyestimated bearing.)




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1. Date and time of sighting. No date or time given.(Duration of sighting.)

2. Description of object. Two flying objects were seen.(No of objects, size, shape,colour, brightness, noise.)


4. How object was observed. With the naked eye, and then pictures were(Naked eye, binoculars, taken on a mobile phone.other optical device, cameraor camcorder.)

5. Direction in which object Seen over Rushington in West Sussex.was first seen.(A landmark may be morehelpful than a roughlyestimated bearing.)




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1. Date and time of sighting. No date given.(Duration of sighting.) 22.15L

2. Description of object. Four, independent, bright orange lights(No of objects, size, shape, going trom South to North.colour, brightness, noise.)



5. Direction in which object Seen over Barton-Ie-Clay in Bedfordshire.was first seen.(A landmark may be morehelpful than a roughlyestimated bearing.)



8. VVeathercondtiions Not given.during observation.(cloudy, haze, mist, clear)

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1. Date and time of sighting. 18 July 2006(Duration of sighting.) 16.15L

2. Description of object. The object was oblong shape, and was also(No of objects, size, shape, described as looking a bit like a scooter.colour, brightness, noise.)



5. Direction in which object The object was seen over Stevenage,was nrst seen. Bedfordshire.(A landmark may be morehelpful than a roughlyestimated bearing.)

6. Approximate distance. Quite far away in the distance.



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and left a message.

10. Name, address and No name or address.telephone no of informant.

11. Other witnesses. Not given.

12. Remarks. Not given.

13. Date and time of receipt. 19 July 200610.45L

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Banbury UFO image

UFO image from camcorder, Banbury, Oxford, 8 June 2006.

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1. Date and time of sighting. (Date and time not given).(Duration of sighting.) ,

2. Description of object. The object was disc shaped with four(No of objects, size, shape, different colours - blue, green, white andcolour, brightness, noise.) orange.

3. Exact position of observer. The witnesses were outside in a field,Geographical location. waiting to be picked up, after attending a(Indoors/outdoors, music festival.stationary/moving. )


5. Direction in which object Over a field in, Llanfyllin, where the musicwas first seen. festival was held.(A landmark may be morehelpful than a roughlyestimated bearing.)

6. Approximate distance. A few hundred feet up in the air.

7. Movements and speed. The object was moving up and down in the(side to side, up or down, sky and moving quite slowly.constant, moving fast, slow)

8. Weather conditions Dusky but clear, as it was evening time.during observation.(cloudy, haze, mist, clear)


Llanfyllin UFO

UFOs seen at music festival in Wales, 3 July 2006.

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1. Date and time of sighting. 17th June 2006(Duration of sighting.) 23.30 Local time

2. Description of bject. 9 Objects(No of objects, size, shape, colour, Orange Bright Lightsbrightness, noise.) No Sound, No smell

3. Exact position of observer. Observer in his back garden.Geographical location. Stationary(Indoors/outdoors,stationary/moving. )

4. How object was observed. Filmed the objects on a video camera and(Naked eye, binoculars, other his mobile phone.optical device, camera orcamcorder. )

5. Direction in which object was From the Beach inland.first seen. From the west.(A landmark may be more helpfulthan a roughly estimated bearing.)

6. Approximate distance. Not given

7. Movements and speed. Moving. The objects disappeared inland.(side to side, up or down,constant, moving fast, slow)

8. Weather conditions during Weather good.observation.(cloudy, haze, mist, clear)

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1. Date and time of sighting. 17th June 2006(Duration of sighting.) 21.45 Local

2. Description of object. 5 Orange balls oflight, going over one at a(No of objects, size, shape, colour, time at about 10/15 minute intervals.brightness, noise.) Started as Orange/white ball with a halo

around and then turned red/orange. Aboutthe size of a tennis ball or twice as big asthe space station looks. Caller knows it wasnot the space station as he saw this later inthe evening. When he looked throughbinoculars it looked like it had a parachuteattached.

3. Exact position of observer. OutdoorsGeographical location.(Indoors/outdoors,stationary/moving. )

4. How object was observed. Binoculars. Also took some digital(Naked eye, binoculars, other photographs.optical device, camera orcamcorder.)

5. Direction in which object was Appeared above the horizon then wentfirst seen. directly over the house South to North.(A landmark may be more helpfulthan a roughly estimated bearing.)

6. Approximate distance. 8000 - 10000 feet

7. Movements and speed. Travelling about the speed of a Hercules(side to side, up or down, (250 Knots).constant, moving fast, slow)

8. Weather conditions during Not givenobservation.(cloudy, haze, mist, clear)

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Maidstone UFO

UFOs seen at Maidstone, Kent, 3 June 2006.


Hastings 'alien'

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1. Date and time of sighting. No date or time given.(Duration of sighting.)

2. Description of object. Just said a sighting.(No of objects, size, shape,colour, brightness, noise.)


4. How object was observed. Not given.(N aked eye, binoculars,other optical device, cameraor camcorder.)

5. Direction in which object Not given.was first seen.(A landmark maybe morehelpful than a roughlyestimated bearing.)




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1. Date and time of sighting. 30 April 2006 and the 5 May 2006.(Duration of sighting.) (No time given).

2. Description of object. There was the mother ship and two smaller(No of objects, size, shape, orbs that were moving around it. One ofcolour, brightness, noise.) the orbs was white in colour and the other

was orange. They were communicatingwith the mother ship and getting theirenergy off the mother ship too! ! !


4. How object was observed. With the naked eye and then a camcorder.(Naked eye, binoculars,other optical device, cameraor camcorder.)

5. Direction in which object Seen over the village of Bar last on,was first seen. Staffordshire.(A landmark may be morehelpful than a roughlyestimated bearing.)

6. Approximate distance. Quite close.


8. Weather conditions Quite clear.during observation.(cloudy, haze, mist, clear)


Mothership

Mothership, orbs and angelic forms sighted over Burlaston, Staffs.

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Welsh UFO

‘UFO’ captured on weather cam, mid-Wales, 8 May 2006.

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1. Date and time of sighting. 14 April 2006(Duration of sighting.) (No time given).

2. Description of object. A UFO was seen.(No of objects, size, shape,colour, brightness, noise.)



5. Direction in which object Not given.was f"Irst seen.(A landmark may be morehelpful than a roughlyestimated bearing.)



8. VVeatherconditions Not given.during observation.(cloudy, haze, mist, clear)

... .9. To whom reported. Air Traffic Control, didn’t say where they

(Police, military, press etc) were based, left a message on Dasanswerphone about this UFO report. A TCalso left a number to ring them, but when Itried, the line kept going dead. So Icouldn’t ask them for any other detailsregarding this sighting report.

10. Name, address andtelephone no of informant. No name and address.

II. Other witnesses. Not given.

12. Remarks. Not given.

13. Date and time of receipt. 17 April 200610.30L

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L Date and time of sighting. (Time and date not given).(Duration of sighting.)

2. Description of object. A member of the public just said that he(No of objects, size, shape, saw a UFO and that it was there for quite acolour, brightness, noise.) while.




6. Approximate distance. In the distance.



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(Police, military, press etc)

10. Name, address and Name and address not given.telephone no of informant.

There was a lot of shouting going on in thebackground, when the message was beingmade.The only part of the address given that Icould understand on the answerphone, thatwas clear, was South Yorkshire.

II. Other witnesses. Not given.

12. Remarks. Just kept saying that it was UFO, but didn’texplain.

13. Date and time of receipt. 10 April 200610.30L

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2. Description of object. Just a sighting.(No of objects, size, shape,colour, brightness, noise.)







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1. Date and time of sighting. 30 March 2006(Duration of sighting.) 00.40L

2. Description of object. There was a huge, shimmering ball of(No of objects, size, shape, orange fire. Flew Eastwards and lookedcolour, brightness, noise.) like a black spot, as it disappeared into the

clouds. There was no noise.



5. Direction in which object The orange ball of fire came in over thewas first seen. Catholic Church steeple, in Plymouth,(A landmark may be more Devon.helpful than a roughlyestimated bearing.)


7. Movements and speed. The orange ball, was going roughly the(side to side, up or down, speed of a helicopter.constant, moving fast, slow)

8. VVeathercondffions It was night time, but was quite clear, withduring observation. a few low hanging clouds.(cloudy, haze, mist, clear)

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1. Date and time of sighting. 5 March 2006(Duration of sighting.) 17.35L

2. Description of object. Saw a disc flying above two aircraft.(No of objects, size, shape,colour, brightness, noise.)



5. Direction in which object The disc was seen over Heme! Hempstead.was first seen.(A landmark may be morehelpful than a roughlyestimated bearing.)



8. Weather conditions during Not given.observation.(cloudy, haze, mist, clear)

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1. Date and time of sighting. 3 March 2006(Duration of sighting.) (No time given).

2. Description of object. Two objects were seen in the sky.(No of objects, size, shape,colour, brightness, noise.)



5. Direction in which object In the distance over Streatham, Southwas first seen. London.(A landmark may be morehelpful than a roughlyestimated bearing.)

6. Approximate distance. In the distance.


8. Weather conditions during Not given.observation.(cloudy, haze, mist, clear)

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