Anyone see the meteor (or space debris) shower last night night? My wife had picked me up from the local jazz club* and as I was getting out of the car, I happened to glance north and saw a shower of sparks and a trail. It appeared far too slow to be a meteor, moving low on the horizon from east to west at the speed of a military jet. It reminded me of the film of the blazing Concord prior to the awful crash in Paris some years ago and I was convinced that it was a plane in trouble as it faded and brightened behind low cloud. I lost it as it passed between the house roofs but I waited, expecting a bang and noticed that the time was precisely 10.57 in case eye-witness reports were called for; just to the north of us, we have the USAF bases of Mildenhall and Lakenheath.
My wife, getting out of the driver's side, missed it all, and I began to wonder if the evening's beer had distorted my vision. This morning, I heard that a meteor/space debris had been spotted at the time that I had noted; I was relieved that it was neither the beer nor my imagination.
* for jazz aficionados, the legendary Jim Mullen was playing with the Chris Ingham Trio at the Hunter Club, Bury St Edmunds.
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Up here several Sonic-type booms were heard, but I neither saw or heard anything.One report on FB had Helicopters following it!
They`re back!
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Crop circles here, I'm going blind (beware Trifids) and strange little green men on our lawn..
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Seems to have been some military exercise around here last couple of days - Chinooks and C130s and fast jets. Thought I heard something last night and assumed it was more of the same...missed the light show.
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low flying Chinook in my part of the world today. Very unusual for a Saturday.
And more than usual very low C130s this week.
Has the price of aviation fuel suddenly dropped?
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Nothing unusual about Hercs flying low level or at a weekend (but maybe in your area), Chinook a bit more unusual at the weekend but not especially so.
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Something may be afoot somewhere.
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The chances of anything coming from Mars, are a million to one they say.
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>> The chances of anything coming from Mars, are a million to one they say.
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But still......................
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That 'after disclosure' site I posted earlier was sent to me by a young friend of mine, Jack Witek, about 3/4 down the page.
They are quite serious about this ere blimmin UFO stuff, the Roswell incident, area 51 etc., etc..
Me? - I believe in everything, and nothing.
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According to this evening's Radio 4 news, it was most probably a satellite breaking up on re-entering the Earth's atmosphere.
What nonsense - we all know it was an alien spacecraft, don't we, chaps?
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>> According to this evening's Radio 4 news, it was most probably a satellite breaking up
>> on re-entering the Earth's atmosphere.
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>> What nonsense - we all know it was an alien spacecraft, don't we, chaps?
It was detected by SID and shot down by Sky 1.
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It was an alien spaceship coming to earth to collect the LibDems after their conference.
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Tis very naive Imo, to think that all the UFO sightings are just figments of the imaginations of the gullible, or can simply be dismissed as Space-junk etc.
Lots of "Credible" people have seen them, and there is no-reason not to think that we haven`t been visited before by far more advanced, intelligent beings.
It happens here(albeit on a much smaller scale) when us Northerners have a holiday on the South coast! ;-)
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>> Lots of "Credible" people have seen them,
Indeed they have seen something, that they have never seen before.
>>and there is no-reason not to think that
>> we haven`t been visited before by far more advanced, intelligent beings.
Something not seen before does not equal spacemen in spaceships.
>> It happens here(albeit on a much smaller scale) when us Northerners have a holiday on
>> the South coast! ;-)
Ah the vegetables are sprouting down south.
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www.rhiw.com/hanes_02/1886_ufo/accounts.htm
Some debate on a FB page I visit, one of the links posted is this one. In this context Rhiw means hill not sex.
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