Showing posts with label Quadcopter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Quadcopter. Show all posts
Friday, August 23, 2013
Fremont Police Solve UFO Mystery | UFO NEWS
FREMONT — The unidentified flying object a resident reported seeing on Stone and Napoleon streets this week was not piloted by aliens, police said.
The UFO was a remote-controlled helicopter an Everett Road man had been flying at night this week, said Capt. Jim White of the Fremont Police Department.
Officer Lester Daniels, who investigated the incidents, received an anonymous tip on Tuesday that the Everett Road man’s helicopter likely was the UFO, according to Fremont police reports.
The person who reported the UFO sightings — his name and address were not listed on police reports — said the UFO had red and green pulsating lights, moved at fast speeds and at times hovered abruptly, according to Fremont police reports.
The helicopter had green and red pulsating lights. Police took pictures of the device after meeting with the Everett Road man and showed it to the man who reported the UFO sightings, White said.
The man confirmed it was the object he had seen in the sky. . . .
Sunday, September 09, 2012
Mystery Over Blue UFOs Now 'Solved' | UFO NEWS
The mystery of blue flying objects reported hovering over Hinckley may have been solved.
Dozens of people said they saw the objects on August 23.
Their reports reached the town branch of the Leicestershire UFO Research Society which immediately carried out investigations.
The society, which has been logging sightings since 1971, put the latest ones down to a remote controlled four-rotor "quadcopter".
The society's spokesman Graham Hall, who lives in the town, said that, after considering evidence from 35 witnesses, he was fairly convinced the sightings could be explained by people using quadcopters.
He said: "It's becoming clear that what was spotted in the skies that night was something quite explainable. . . .
Dozens of people said they saw the objects on August 23.
Their reports reached the town branch of the Leicestershire UFO Research Society which immediately carried out investigations.
The society, which has been logging sightings since 1971, put the latest ones down to a remote controlled four-rotor "quadcopter".
The society's spokesman Graham Hall, who lives in the town, said that, after considering evidence from 35 witnesses, he was fairly convinced the sightings could be explained by people using quadcopters.
He said: "It's becoming clear that what was spotted in the skies that night was something quite explainable. . . .