Ufo Sighting In Williamson New York On September 27Th 2014 Extremely Bright Light Was Close Then Sped Away

I was having a camp forward like my descent in Williamson, NY. My brother in law first noticed an pleasantly green silver light put aside the vegetation 100 yds improbable east of us. The light was blinding and we can not harvest out the shape. Such as we first noticed it we picture conceivably it was a helicopter search light but present-day was no extremely and the object encouraged in ways I have never seen. The object started from taking into account the vegetation then encouraged out stylish a settlement formerly excellerating at infinite speed up in the air and out of thoughts.It started northeast in the tree line unhurriedly encouraged south as it came out of the vegetation then shot up and improbable in the east. We were dumb founded and can not bear in mind what we saw. We lost sight of the object after it climbed so greatly even out it was no longer plain as the nose on your face.

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Ufo Hunters Hist Heartland Explosion

History Channel - Original Air Date: 11/12/08In April 16, 2008, at 10:38 PM, something "exploded" over Kokomo, Indiana. People investigating saw lights in the sky, which more than one witness describes as a "fireball." (There are the usual blurry pictures.) Initially, the local air base (15 miles away) denies any involvement, though later they say their F-16s were dropping flares and maybe have "accidentally" broken the sound barrier. A local paper reports that a meteor shower may have been the cause. (Personal Note: Fireballs can break the sound barrier and cause sonic booms.) The UFO Hunters set up offices to interview witnesses and try to figure out what happened. (Being the show this is, Im sure theyll find a government conspiracy at the least.) Three months earlier, in January, a witness saw a tower-like flying object. He grabbed his video camera and shot pictures -- which show a hovering light (and a passing car). As usual, the witness accounts are contradictory -- though many describe a fireball, and some pieces breaking off. For a while, the police believe it might be an airplane down. Theres even a mention of a debris field.MUFON has invesatigated and turned up video of local fighter jets dropping flares. They also did an aerial recon and may have found a possible crash crater or as the show says "UFO crash site." Since the pictures were taken, spring rains have flooded the location. A sheriff says that though there were emergency first responders sent out, they never found any crash site. A witness then describes something breaking up in the air. (Note: a common fireball phenominon.) A former air force man describes a bright ball of light accompanied by another, smaller ball and then a series of smaller lights. Calculating sizes based on the car and the light in the video, they think the size of the thing is about 40 feet -- the wingspan of an F-16; but, it seems to be hovering, which an F-16 cant do. The team eventually finds the crater theyre looking for, but no evidence of impact; an expert declares it might just be a sinkhole. (And that proves correct.) The team builds a "sonic boom cannon" to try and recreate the event and gathers witnesses to listen. They hope to duplicate the experience and thereby learn the size of the object creating the boom. Witnesses dont totally agree, but the sonic booms do seem to match those of an F-16 flying at 5000 feet.The team disagrees on whether this was merely a military plane or something stranger. (It still sounds more like an actual fireball to me.) Though at least there wasnt "much "talk of government conspiracy.

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The West Malling Visual Radar Ufo Sighting

The West Malling Visual-Radar UFO Sighting

In 1953 the flying saucer wave crossed the Atlantic when the West Malling Incident took place. On 3 November two RAF officers, T.S. Johnson and G. Smythe were flying a reconnaissance mission in their Vampire jet fighter. They were at 20,000 feet over West Malling in Kent when they spotted a round, brightly lit object high above them.

As the two airmen watched, the strange object dived toward their fighter. As it drew closer they saw that it was disc-shaped and that a ring of intensely bright lights glared out from its rim. The object flew around the Vampire, then made off at high speed. It had been in sight for about 30 seconds. Meanwhile the object had been picked up by a radar station at Lee Green, also in Kent, and had been seen from the ground by a member of the anti-aircraft gun crew at RAF West Malling.

News of the sighting leaked to the local newspapers, and was taken up by the national media. Three weeks after the event one of Kent's Members of Parliament, Colonel Schofield, asked a question in the House of Commons about the incident. The Minister of Defence, Mr Birch, replied "Two experimental meteorological balloons were observed at different times on 3 November. There was nothing peculiar about either of the occurrences." Another MP, Mr Isaacs, jumped up to ask a supplementary question "Will the Minister agree that this story of flying saucers is all ballooney?" The house dissolved in laughter, then moved on to other business.

Many suspected that Mr Isaacs had been fed his witty question in advance by the government to detract attention from the incident. If so, it worked. As in the Gorman dogfight sighting in America the authorities used weather balloons as an unlikely explanation of a very serious event.

from "UFOs" by Rupert Matthews

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