We look over the Vale mountain range from our back door. You can see the night sky through the glass. I was getting a drink at about 2am. I noticed a very bright light in the sky. I was surprised - we have seen lights before, but never been able to catch them on camera. 
The picture was taken on March 22 2004 at about 9.30pm.
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Tom Davies, Denbigh
I am not surprised these sightings have been seen. I have many times seen at the corner of my eye glimmers from the night sky that are still unexplained. There is a world out there. Believe me!
Mon Jan 5 09:29:25 2009
Daniel Tailer-Goddard
There are aliens because I'm crazy about them and I want to show you. Do you think there are aliens?
Wed Oct 8 11:13:46 2008
Sophie, Cefn
Nothing strange 'bout this, for all we know it could be a UFO so don't say it's not, you NEVER know.
Mon Aug 4 10:38:13 2008
Anthony Campbell
This is nothing more than an image from a magniscope a zoomed image if you will.
Wed Jul 30 13:47:48 2008
Andy, Gloucester
In reply to Penny. If they have the technology to get here then they have the technology to not be detectable to radar etc. Invisible on radar...it's technology we have now to be realistic about things. 'Iraq war' - money making on a huge scale. Panorama last week. Nice 1 BBC. Keep watching the X Files!
Mon Jun 30 08:07:08 2008
Jimmy, Texas
Looks like more like a porthole, time or dimensional. Nevertheless, someone or something is coming through it.
Fri Feb 22 10:45:36 2008
Penny, Gwynfryn
The Universe contain billions of stars, planets, etc. And there are thousands of encounters every year in Europe alone, let alone those reported in the rest of the world. Is it one UFO 'buzzing the earth' at tremendous speed in a time/space bender thingy or are there thousands of different crafts each visiting each individual who sees them? If there are thousands of crafts zapping the world willy nilly, don't you think our technology would have picked them up in a far more definitive way? Don't tell me that they have technology so superior to us that we can't track 'em; our cheap photo cameras can pick them up (as this photo apparently was), so for governments with squillions to spend on Northern Rock and the Iraq war, etc, tracking them would be relatively easy. Or do you believe that they ARE tracked, but the MIB conspiracy theory hides them? Folks; get real!
Tue Dec 11 08:40:06 2007
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