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Sunday, 4 March 2012

UFO sighting

Quick entry tonight….. Did you see that news story about a suspected meteor shooting across the sky over the south of Scotland and north of England last night?  Colin and I had been out for a meal at the Chinese restaurant, and when we came out we saw what I thought was one of these Chinese lanterns that is lit and sent off up into the sky.  We stood and watched for a while as it drifted - and that’s all I can say it did – across the sky going north westerly in direction.  It glowed orange in colour; no flashing lights like an aircraft would have had, and there certainly was no long tail.  It was definitely a UFO, but was it the suspected meteorite? 

Curiouser and curiouser, said Alice! (Was that from Alice in Wonderland, or Alice through the Looking Glass?)

3 comments:

Mary Ann said...

Oh my! I have never (yet) seen a UFO... how interesting!

Margaret @ BooksPlease said...

We were coming home from watching our granddaughter (age 6) perform in a Highland Dancing show in Broxburn and had just gone through Pathhead when we saw the meteor - it was moving quite fast and had a glowing red trail - very dramatic - we wondered what it could be, so I've been fascinated to read the accounts online. I guess you were in Peebles?

Evelyn/Ev/Evee said...

Still don't know what it was. Maybe there will be something in the local newspaper on Friday.

In what direction was the meteor travelling, Margaret? Yes, I was in Peebles.