Showing posts with label Jelly. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jelly. Show all posts

Monday, February 04, 2013

Silent, Translucent Craft Sighted Near Brisbane | MY UFO EXPERIENCE



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UFO Cloaked

Reader Submitted Report
[Unedited]
1-20-12
     Hello Frank

I would like to relay to you an experience I had last year on the night of 20 April around 8.30pm. I live in a northern suburb of Brisbane , Australia and had just arrived home from an afternoon shift from my workplace at a well known airline company. I had stepped from my car when . being a nice clear night I looked up at the sky as I like to do sometimes when I noticed a clear jelly like craft moving swiftly and silently across the sky about light aircraft height of I suppose 500 meters up. It was totally silent and even though I would say it was invisible I saw it due to it being like a jelly like translucent colour, I would compare it to a cloaked craft like you would see on a Star Trek episode. I tracked the craft for about 10 seconds until it disapeared into the darker night sky. It was very strange and I can attest to the fact I was totally sober and of sound mind when I saw this.

Saturday, January 28, 2012

UFO NEWS | UK - Bournemouth: Mysterious Blue Spheres Fall From Sky



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Blue Jelly-Like Spheres Fall From Sky in Dorse 2012

By BBC News Dorset
1-27-12


A man in Dorset has been left mystified after tiny blue spheres fell from the sky into his garden.

      Steve Hornsby from Bournemouth said the 3cm diameter balls came raining down late on Thursday afternoon during a hail storm.

He found about a dozen of the balls in his garden. He said: "[They're] difficult to pick up, I had to get a spoon and flick them into a jam jar."

The Met Office said the jelly-like substance was "not meteorological".

Mr Hornsby, a former aircraft engineer, said: "The sky went a really dark yellow colour.

"As I walked outside to go to the garage there was an instant hail storm for a few seconds and I thought, 'what's that in the grass'?" . . .