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Unidentified flying objects seen over Britain?
Tuesday January 17, 2012 07:07:33 PM,
IANS
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London: Six suspected
unidentified flying objects (UFOs) were reportedly captured on
camera in two counties of Britain.
The sightings were reported from Chatham in Kent and Loughton in
Essex, around 50 km apart, The Sun reported.
Ernestas Griksas, 21, was clicking a cherry-picker outside his
window at his home in Kent. When he looked at the photo, he
spotted strange objects in the sky.
"There are two white discs I can't explain. I'm nowhere near a
flightpath. One is slightly fainter as if it is further away or
going at a different speed," he said.
In the second incident, car salesman Josh Cummins spotted four
bright objects hovering in pairs as he drove to work in Essex.
"I nearly crashed. I stopped to take this picture with my mobile.
It was like the UFOs were surfing the clouds. They were there for
15 seconds then vanished," Cummins said.
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