Hello members

My interst in ufo's began after seeing a strange glowing object in the sky in 1994. The only way I can explain it is the object had a resemblance to the foo fighters that the pilots reported in the second world war. A small round glowing object with incredible maneuverability. The sighting lasted about 10 or 15 seconds, than the object shot off over the north sea at a speed that I could not comprehend.

I'm not well read on ufology. So I hope you don't mind me lurking around and learning from the more experienced members?

All the best from a Yorkshireman.

Welcome to UFO Magazine.

There are a lot of good discussions on this site, and some differences of opinion. Do not be afraid to speak your mind to people like me.

Welcome to the UFO Magazine Forum Redeye.

The UFO Hunters had a piece on their Cops vs UFOs episode featured a police sighting by dash camera in North Yorkshire from May 2003 you might be interested in. Kasher and Maccabee analyze.

The feuerkugel were the round ones and the oval turtle shaped ones were called fliegen de schildkröte allegedly during WWII. Different colours at different times were spoken of - they did not "dart about" back then as near as I can tell but they could "approach" and "hold" position on an aircraft very, very precisely - especially the round ones. Some say they "dodged" bullets - others may be of "other" sources. At least one type was thought to have used a form of external combustion, others may have "lit up" for other reasons to do with stimulated ion emission.

Other types of glowing balls like you describe do "dart about". They are "extra-special". The plasma ball type come to mind. Were you aware that plasma can look like a mirror when positively polarized? Some are of completely natural origins. Others? Not so much, maybe. The really big orange/amber ones are most interesting to me. Some are about 30 feet spherical shapes that shimmer and some seem to have a swirling texture to my eye. Certain materials in a plasma -state are virtually invisible to the human eye and if one could put a "device" inside that plasma sphere... certain aspects of such a device might just be "less-observable".

Welcome again, Redeye. maybe have a look at some YouTube vids and see what "matches" your 1994 sighting and post an example and maybe we can try and gather some data and try and figure out what the heck you saw. The UK was "happening" in 1994... still is. Silverstone. Several small UK projects Nick Cook of JDW (Jane's) has mentioned in his writings "might" have some prototypes flitting-about over the past decades. The USA has had spherical mirrored ball sightings among sentry and drone reports of other types.

Fix'

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Welcome to UFO Magazine.

There are a lot of good discussions on this site, and some differences of opinion. Do not be afraid to speak your mind to people like me.

Hi kidflash, thanks for the welcome.

I don't doubt for a moment some of my opinions will conflict with others on the forum and I will speak my mind. However, I will be courteous, polite and respectful in my responses at all times. Because at the end of the day we are all looking for the truth, so lets help each other find that truth.

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Welcome to the UFO Magazine Forum Redeye.

The UFO Hunters had a piece on their Cops vs UFOs episode featured a police sighting by dash camera in North Yorkshire from May 2003 you might be interested in. Kasher and Maccabee analyze.

The feuerkugel were the round ones and the oval turtle shaped ones were called fliegen de schildkröte allegedly during WWII. Different colours at different times were spoken of - they did not "dart about" back then as near as I can tell but they could "approach" and "hold" position on an aircraft very, very precisely - especially the round ones. Some say they "dodged" bullets - others may be of "other" sources. At least one type was thought to have used a form of external combustion, others may have "lit up" for other reasons to do with stimulated ion emission.

Other types of glowing balls like you describe do "dart about". They are "extra-special". The plasma ball type come to mind. Were you aware that plasma can look like a mirror when positively polarized? Some are of completely natural origins. Others? Not so much, maybe. The really big orange/amber ones are most interesting to me. Some are about 30 feet spherical shapes that shimmer and some seem to have a swirling texture to my eye. Certain materials in a plasma -state are virtually invisible to the human eye and if one could put a "device" inside that plasma sphere... certain aspects of such a device might just be "less-observable".

Welcome again, Redeye. maybe have a look at some YouTube vids and see what "matches" your 1994 sighting and post an example and maybe we can try and gather some data and try and figure out what the heck you saw. The UK was "happening" in 1994... still is. Silverstone. Several small UK projects Nick Cook of JDW (Jane's) has mentioned in his writings "might" have some prototypes flitting-about over the past decades. The USA has had spherical mirrored ball sightings among sentry and drone reports of other types.

Thanks for the reply, fixer.

you've posted interesting information, especially the "Cops vs UFOs episode featured a police sighting by dash camera in North Yorkshire from May 2003." The same area as my sighting in 1994. Some people I've talked to suggest the UFO sightings could have something to do with the Fylingdales Early Warning Radar.

I'll search u tube for a video, if I find anything that resembles my sighting I will post it here.

You are correct that we are all here looking for the truth. We all try to put our perspectives on what we have read or seen, and some here have many interesting personal stories.

Will we ever find the truth is the big question. Some will, some won't, is my personel opinion. Disclosure is giong to be a very slow process over many decades, unless e.t decides to turn up en masse, and I don't think the will happen any time soon.