Over the last ten days or so four interesting UFO sightings occurred in UK,
mainly in South of England.
One of the incidents took place further north in Derbyshire.
We offer our readers a round up of all the sightings.
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Ripley Area Derbyshire: Saturday 3rd November 2007.
More sightings of orange balls in the sky, much the same as the sightings from this area earlier in the year.
The local investigative group "The Ashfield Paranormal Investigation Team", were inundated with reports from members of
the public, seeing large orange balls moving across the night sky.
One anonymous witness, in the Kirkby area, reported seeing six objects moving across the area, completely silently,
moving rapidly one moment, then hovering the next and finally moving off at such high speed, disappearing within a few
seconds. Manoeuvres which would be impossible for a conventional aircraft.
Battle East Sussex: Sat 17th November 2007
Nicholas Munro from the Norman's Bay area, reported seeing strange lights hovering over Cross-in-Hand. He first saw them at
9pm and said "They were still there at 11pm, just before I went to bed and appeared to be rotating in a horizontal,
circular, clockwise fashion, within
or just above some cloud". Norman also drew his wife's attention to the objects, to confirm what he was seeing.
Chingford East London/Essex border:
Tuesday 20th November 2007.
One of our readers reported seeing lights moving across the sky near his home at 7.30 in the evening.
Despite rain and poorish visibility, he was able to video the objects and confirmed erratic behaviour
within the group, i.e. some lights moving faster than the others,
which would tend to rule out party lanterns, especially in view of the rainy conditions and low cloud.
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Battle East Sussex: Wed 21st November 2007.
On Wednesday morning at 6.20am, Ann Drake from Mount Street in the town, looked out of her window and observed a strange
incredibly bright light, hovering in the Eastern sky, in front of some clouds. She made her morning cup of tea and then
glanced out of the window again, to see the object still there. She then noticed another red light
which accelerated away from the scene at high speed. Ann did not mention if the orginal object remained in the sky.
No let up in the number of sightings here in the UK.
I wonder how long they will keep this up ? Not that we are complaining you understand!
Gil Williamson
Have you seen something strange in the skies over UK?
A strange sighting occurred on Thursday, Dec. 16, 1742 about 8:40 P.M.
A witness was returning home from the Royal Society to Westminster London and in the vicinity of
the Middle of the Parade in St. James's Park. Suddenly he spotted a mysterious light arising
from behind the trees and houses.
According to ancient records the legendary masters of antiquity were able to fly through the sky.
Who and what could fly in the sky in 1742? (with images)
The last two weeks has seen no letup in the number of sightings in the skies above the UK. Here are some of those seen
by members of the public.
Notice on some of the reports, "The Experts" giving natural phenomena as the likely cause of such sightings and they say
fairy tales are a thing of the past...
Something strange and unusual did happen on the nights 26-29 December 1980 in
Tangham Woods, a part of the Rendlesham Forest near Woodbridge, Suffolk, England.
Rendlesham Forest case is undoubtedly one of the best documented and most significant military
encounters with a UFO. It is also a very credible incident ...
This last weekend 20/21 October saw the annual conference, organised by UFO Data from Leeds, this time taking place near
Pontefract just south of Leeds and famous for its cake.
The theme of the meeting was Roswell 60 Years On and was attended by an impressive list of speakers.
First onto the podium was Nick Pope, late of the MOD UFO desk and now an independent UFO Investigator and Author.
Nick spent quite some time running through the procedures within the UK MOD ...
A pilot has reported observing two UFOs in the sky near the British Channel Island of Guernsey while his plane was about
30 miles from the island and at 4,000 feet.
"This is not something you see every day of the week. It was pretty scary..."
"Bonnybridge seems to be some kind of the landing strip for flying saucers and other mysterious,
metallic, hovering craft.
Scotland has the highest concentration of UFO sightings on the planet.
UFO sightings in the central Scottish areas of West Lothian and Stirlingshire, particularly around the
small town of Bonnybridge, near Falkirk increased since 1992..."
"Could UFOs be responsible for a series of vanished ships, aircraft and people? SS Amelia J.
Schooner, built at Hobart in 1919 and her Captain George Atwell disappeared off the New South Wales
coast after leaving Newcastle for Hobart on 21 August 1920. She was last seen off Jervis Bay, NSW by the
crew of SS Melbourne
on 5 September 1920 and then, simply vanished without a trace....Now updated with a video Pilots and UFO
sightings..."
