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The
BBC cameraman who filmed the footage is convinced that the objects
are not from this world but what do you think they are?
If
you've got photo's of your own UFO sightings then please email them
to us at:
hereford@bbc.co.uk
or worcester@bbc.co.uk.
If
you think you think you know what these objects are or you've seen
strange objects in the sky please let
us know.
Here's
a few of the e-mails we've received about this sighting:
I don't
think they could be flares because even flares move but not much
though otherwise they would fall out of the sky. I firstly thought
they were hot air balloons when I saw them on Midlands Today, because
of the way they went out. I also thought that they could of been
Ball lightning but after looking at the weather for 2 nights ago
there were no thunderstorms about. What I think now is that it could
be some kind of test going on at DEFFORD near Pershore. I also saw
a strange light over the Malvern's some time ago and it just disappeared.
Whether it was the same thing I don't know.
Andy
Sometime
in the last week I have seen one of these blobs in the sky I dismissed
it as either a weather balloon or something like that. My husband
was driving I do not know whether he saw it or not. It looked exactly
as the picture but there was only one although trees could have
hidden any more.
Liz Mills
UFORM
is a group that is based in Stourbridge, we have had many sightings
reported to us and have seen for ourselves within Worcester and
surrounding area's especially around Kidderminster and Stourport.
We have been receiving reports every day for the past weeks both
in daylight and during the early hours of dawn. We had already stated
that we were expecting UFO activity to be on the increase. It was
good to see the BBC showing actual footage.
Uform
I lived
near Bromyard about 2 years ago. Me and a friend saw these very
same lights late at night before I moved away. They had the exact
same movements of going off and reappearing in different places
in the sky. I know for a fact these are not any aircraft of this
planet, as I am a helicopter pilot, and so am used to seeing craft
fly, but I have never seen anything move as quickly and stop so
precisely as these lights do. They seem to have the hovering capability
of a helicopter, yet move incredibly fast, even faster than today's
military jets. Even if these were jets, they would not be able to
hover as they do. Some people said to us "they were just close to
you, that's why they looked like they moved so fast", yet we never
heard a sound from them, and I don't know of any flying machine
that can hover, move that fast, and is silent.
Andy McAllister
The
light appears as the camera man said like a flare but hovering like
a helicopter. I live on a farm near Bromyard and i'm not to familiar
as to where Hanbury is in Worcester but we have see the lights in
the Worcester direction as bright as they seemed on the camera mans
photography. What sort of flying object do we know has a light that
seems bright 15 miles away.
Jonny Dickson
The
Lights in the sky are an entirely natural phenomena known as 'Earth
Lights', spheres of contained luminous plasma gas rapidly spinning
in a vortex. The plasma is produced when electro magnetic fields
(produced by tectonic strain)react with atmospheric gases. This
strange but entirely natural phenomena has given rise to centuries
of folkloric and paranormal anecdote, including the UFO phenomenon.
It is one of the rarest natural events, recognised by science but
still very much being researched. To learn more, checkout Dr Michael
Persingers work, or read 'Earth lights Revelation' by Paul Devereux.
Unknown
A few
years ago now in Worcester me and my family were in the garden at
night watching a small meteorite shower. Then out of nowhere a strange
object came over the house. It had 6 orange glowing lights in the
shape of a v. It had no noise and looked as if it was just the lights
on there own. Also it has been spotted in places surrounding Worcester
like Drakes Broughton. This has been mentioned alot of times but
when it is brought up it always seems to go mysteriously quiet!
Andy
"They
look like hot air balloons to me - they glow when the burner's on."
Roger Richards.
"I
was totally perplexed by seeing exactly the same thing last night.
I had just joined the A449 at the Mitre Oak and was travelling towards
Worcester, and saw these two lights over to my left and ahead of
me. They were too close to be planes. The time was about 9.00/9.15
p.m. They didn't seem too high in the sky, although it was difficult
to tell whilst driving. It did cross my mind that I'd liked to
have had a camera with me but "UFO" didn't cross my mind!"
Miranda Johnson.
"My
wife says she saw 4 lights as she was driving southbound towards
Gloucester on the M5 at approx. 9.30pm. I think the lights are afterburners
from aircraft after leaving RAF Fairford now that the air tatoo
has finished. What does local air traffic control have to say,
after all aircraft, hot air balloon's, or similar would show up
on radar."
Kevin Baldwin.
"I
don't believe it is a UFO. I have in fact seen a similar red/pink
ball in the sky over Shropshire one winter evening when driving
from Leominster to Tenbury. It seemed to be falling to earth."
Ann Farr
"As
much as I would love them to be spacecraft from another planet,
I think there’s probably a more mundane explanation. Jupiter and
Mercury were both about 5° above the horizon then, and both comparatively
bright."
Martin Humphries
"Has
anyone else suggested Earth Lights? They are supposedly connected
with seismic activity. I think I saw one from a train station (along
with other people) in the San Francisco Bay area about 6 years ago."
Keith Farmer
"Whilst
on the way home from work on Tuesday night I saw very bright orange
lights low in the sky above Warndon Villages, Worcester. This was
at 21.10pm. I stopped by the road side to get a better look, there
where about eight or so, not flashing but staying bright for two
or three minutes. They would disappear and reappear in a different
area of the sky. My first thought was of a UFO, but after watching
them for three minutes or so I thought they must be flares. There
was no noise when they appeared, and no smoke, the orange light
just appears then stays bright for a few minutes and slowly dies
out, I may have seen a faint trace of smoke as one light died out.
I was coming from the direction of Stratford and was nearing the
ring road, nr the new hospital. Where they where was very close
to Hindlip Police HQ, maybe some thing to do with them testing flares?"
Richard, Bus Driver
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