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From: Neil Morris <Neil@adm1.ph.man.ac.uk>
Date: Wed, 26 Mar 1997 11:18:51 -0500
Fwd Date: Wed, 26 Mar 1997 08:48:01 -0500
Subject: RE: Orange 'Orbs' over Lake Ontario

> Date: Thu, 01 Jan 1970 10:00:00 +1000
> To: UFO UpDates - Toronto <updates@globalserve.net>
> From: glennys mackay <glenmack@thehub.com.au>
> Subject: Re: UFO UpDate: Orange 'Orbs' over Lake Ontario

> At Mt. Syliva, west of Brisbane farmers have reported orange
> balls of light both late at night and early morning, as day ****nm
> was breaking.

> Reports have come in from Ipswich which is close to the Amberly
> Airforce Base.  There have also been reported sightings of a
> number of strange lights witnessed in the past three weeks.

> A Security guard while on late-evening duty, was stopped at ****nm
> traffic lights in Ipswich city. His attention was drawn to an
> unusual glow to his right on looking north was astounded at this
> very large object which seemed to be going very slowly. He
> claims it was emitting an orange glow. As the red light changed he
> was obliged to move and lost sight of the object which had gone
> behind some high buildings.  This was around the 19th February of
> this year.

Hello All,

I'm struck by a corelation it seems, between some of these sightings
and a piece of 8mm footage I saw on local TV here in the UK back in
the early 70's, maybe other list members in the Northwest of England,
( Granada TV area ) might just remember it.
A Manchester family, Mr - Mrs and 2 children had been on a summer
camping holiday and whilst on Salibury Plain the father had had to
make a very early (around 4-30,5am) call of nature and on returning
to the tent was presented by an amazing sight. In the distance he saw
a large number of glowing orange balls of light moving up and down
slowly from ground level to the cloud base a few hundred feet above.
He watched them for a few moments and then rushed into the tent to
wake the rest of the family AND grab his super 8 cine camera. He only
had a couple of minuites of film left, this he shot, the specticle
went on for aprox 30 mins before the objects dispersed.

The film showed the objects quite clearly in the distance, moving both
up and down and of various sizes, as I remember, the "official"
explanation was that, as much of Salibury Plain is used by the
Ministry of Defence the lights were nothing more than flares being
used in manuvers, but since when do flares float up and down, and
though it was very early it was mid summer and quite light, ie there
was no need of flares for illumination etc, signalling maybe but for
30+ minuites?.

I've often kicked myself mentally for not making notes about this
report, and if any list member does have more details regarding this
incident they would be gratefully received.

On a personal note, my feelings regarding the objects shown in the
film I saw were that whatever they were I felt they were more likly to
be some very unusual "natural" phonomena and not an "ET" instigated
event, they could also throw some light on the mystery of those pesky
crop circles, many of which are discovered in and around the same
area.

Food for thought:
On a final "biblical" note, watching the film clip at the time, I was
reminded of the old testament story of "Jacobs Ladder", for angles read
orange lights/orbs, ? have these events been seen in the
middle-east too ?.

Best Regards
Neil.

--

Neil Morris.
Dept of Physics.
University of Manchester.
Schuster Labs.
Brunswick St.
Manchester.
UK.
G8KOQ

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