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Originally posted by FOXMULDER147
According to the "World Aeronautical Press Agency", the UFO was spotted later over the cities of WUXI and NINGBO.
This would mean that from HANGZHOU airport it travelled approx. 200km NORTH to WUXI and then approx. 270km SOUTH-EAST to NINGBO
Or
From HANGZHOU airport it travelled approx. 150km EAST to NINGBO and then approx 270km NORTH-WEST to WUXI.
Either way, if this is true it moved approx. 500km back and forth.
Originally posted by FOXMULDER147
Originally posted by gambon
reply to post by FOXMULDER147
Or it was really HIGH over head between these places and its location is an approximation of its bearing ,,there is NO suggestion of a change of direction...
True, but then you would expect it to be seen by the other dozen cities in between Wuxi and Ningbo.
Originally posted by JimOberg
Uh, no, being seen from cities hundreds of miles apart does NOT necessarily mean the object moved from city to city to city
Originally posted by AlienCarnage
Can we agree on some points?
A. A blip was caught on radar. This blip was unidentified, thus became a UFO (Unidentified Flying Object). There is no indication how close to the airport it actually was but we can assume it was close enough to warrant a closure of the airport.
B. It was reported to the news that it could not be seen from the ground. Eventually photos showed up in a newspaper, but if the object could not be seen from the ground these were either unrelated stock photos or other non related photos.
C. Friday an official report was to be issued. It is now Saturday in China and so far we do not have a report of the official story.
Any other points that need to be added?
Originally posted by Somamech
John Lear is a Handy Pilot with Pedigree
Originally posted by Bachrk
Why does every object in the photo look double blurred but the "ufo" is not double blurred? Plus somethings up with the powerline. Part of it is above the line and the other below.
Because the range is long, not very clear to see. As a result, the crew made an emergency to a report on air traffic control center. But surprisingly, air traffic control center's radar did not detect the "light" exists.