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Posted: Thu 05 Aug, 2010 10:04 am
by buffaloskinner
For anyone who may be the slightest bit interested in Beings from Outer Space then a number of UFO sightings over the Leeds area from 1997-2009 are documented and available here:http://www.mod.uk/DefenceInternet/Freed ... nTheUk.htm

Posted: Thu 05 Aug, 2010 1:06 pm
by Lilysmum
Most seem to sound very much like "chinese lantern" sightings or the product of over active imaginations rather than UFO's. I especially liked this one " Black spherical object,12m diameter,500ft up and travelling at 500mph.Made no sound,had a light on but switched it off when witness shone a torch at it" So no special weapons needed to fend off alien attacks, just a torch will see em off!

Posted: Thu 05 Aug, 2010 2:15 pm
by dogduke
I wish I had a £ for each mention of theword 'orange'in the 2009 report.The lantern business must be booming.

Posted: Thu 05 Aug, 2010 2:48 pm
by Si
Also very quick off the draw to hit an object travelling at 733 feet per second with a torch beam!

Posted: Thu 05 Aug, 2010 4:13 pm
by anthonydna
Gildersome 2001 March 5th2am Four lights circling the ceiling, despite my best intentions to touch them a strange force prevented me from standing for more than 10 seconds9am Light now stationary, unexplained pool of vomit at side of bed

Posted: Thu 05 Aug, 2010 4:20 pm
by Lilysmum
And these reports are published by the MOD! If they are taking reports such as "A UFO was seen and an alien was in the witness's house" seriously then perhaps we should be worried! I for one have replaced the batteries in my torch!

Posted: Thu 05 Aug, 2010 4:31 pm
by Si
Si wrote: Also very quick off the draw to hit an object travelling at 733 feet per second with a torch beam! Just remembered a programme on telly I saw recently. The makers of the show were trying to recreate the last fatal flight of the Red Baron during WWI. Despite knowing it was coming, an expert marksman was unable to hit a light aircraft flying at approx 1500ft at 120 mph with a tripod-mounted laser!(Ps Yes I know - it was too heavy to throw that far!)

Posted: Thu 05 Aug, 2010 6:34 pm
by cnosni
anthonydna wrote: Gildersome 2001 March 5th2am Four lights circling the ceiling, despite my best intentions to touch them a strange force prevented me from standing for more than 10 seconds9am Light now stationary, unexplained pool of vomit at side of bed I think you are getting mixed up with another unexplained phenomena.The "Out of Stomach Experience"I have also experienced (though never seen myself its arrival) the Beer Bus,which magically arrives in a pub,taking away all the dowdy ladies replacing them with rather more attractive ones.Anyone else had this?

Posted: Thu 05 Aug, 2010 6:38 pm
by cnosni
Si wrote: Si wrote: Also very quick off the draw to hit an object travelling at 733 feet per second with a torch beam! Just remembered a programme on telly I saw recently. The makers of the show were trying to recreate the last fatal flight of the Red Baron during WWI. Despite knowing it was coming, an expert marksman was unable to hit a light aircraft flying at approx 1500ft at 120 mph with a tripod-mounted laser!(Ps Yes I know - it was too heavy to throw that far!) Buddum,tish

Posted: Thu 05 Aug, 2010 8:37 pm
by raveydavey
Si wrote: Si wrote: Also very quick off the draw to hit an object travelling at 733 feet per second with a torch beam! Just remembered a programme on telly I saw recently. The makers of the show were trying to recreate the last fatal flight of the Red Baron during WWI. Despite knowing it was coming, an expert marksman was unable to hit a light aircraft flying at approx 1500ft at 120 mph with a tripod-mounted laser!(Ps Yes I know - it was too heavy to throw that far!) I didn't realise they had lasers in WWI, let alone that they were using them to shoot down German Fokkers. PS - before anyone has a sense of humour failure / post deletion frenzy, I was referring to the Red Baron's aircraft: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Manfred_von_Richthofen