
UFO Passes Over UK Government
Communications Headquarters (G.C.H.Q.)
Date: May 10, 2010
Time: 8:25 p.m.
Location of Sighting: Cheltenham UK.
Number of witnesses: 1
Number of Objects: 1
Shape of Objects: Orb (large).
Full Description of Event/Sighting: I live in Cheltenham UK. about
half a km from the infamous UK head quarters G.C.H.Q. So it makes
the sighting all the more curious. We are very close to the transatlantic
flight path here, so I am very familiar with navigation lights and
aircraft flight behavior. We also have a small airport near by (Staverton).
I am a sky watcher probably due to a childhood sighting (adults present
at time). My flat looks due SW and I have a good view of the surrounding
hills. About 20:40 I happened to glance towards the South only to
see a static light in (or above) the clouds.
At first I dismissed it as an aircraft either coming into land at
Staverton or on it's way to the states, but something was wrong. It
was nowhere near any paths and too low and not moving. It disappeared
behind clouds. I got a glance of it once more when it was static and
then it shot off towards the NW at a rate of knots. It must of been
pretty big too and emitted it's own light. Clouds obscured my view
for a large amount of the angle of sight. To explain, I saw no navigation
lights no fuselage (light was good enough) and the speed was fast
enough to be viewed but too fast to be conventional. Ironically the
object passed virtually over the top of G.C.H.Q the most secure communications
and surveillance building in the country. I caught sight of it as
it came out of the clouds it had changed course and now was heading
due north. From the initial static sighting it crossed the sky in
15 seconds. I did my geek bit and timed a 747 on the flight path,
it took nearly 5 minutes to travel same distance. What I saw was something
out of the ordinary.
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