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This case rests solely on the account of John Cross from Polson, Montana, a remote ranching area in the north-west of the USA. The incident occurred in late September or early October 1925, just after dusk. Aside from John, then a young child, his mother was also witness to what happened.[/exedit on 15-7-2011 by annella because: (no reason given)
John told me how a 'pulsating, roaring noise' made them look upwards to see a 'flaming circular object of approxinately 60m (200ft) or more in diameter descending at approximately 1,100 to 1,600 km/hr (700 to 1,000 mph) and about 8 km (5 miles) distant.'edit on 15-7-2011 by annella because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by MainLineThis
Wow, those damn aliens must not know how to drive. Must be a bunch of women drivers or something. Shame there is zero evidence available to us that can shed any light on potential crashes. It's all just hearsay and internet folklore.
On another note, cseti? Really? The ignorant organization is an insult to anyone who even has half a brain. They make us all look like a collective bunch of ignorant fools by perpetuating the stereotype that I admit we seem to deserve.
By far the most interesting piece of evidence made available to me by Australian and New Zealand authorities was a 1972 newspaper clipping that referenced one of the 'sphere crashes' on Australian territory in 1963. According to the report, two spheres had been recovered approximately one hundred and fifty miles north of Broken Hill, and the Broken Hill Police had arranged to have the objects flown to the National Weapons Research Establishment (NWRE) at Adelaide for examination. ...after examination by specialist staff at the NWRE, it was determined that the spheres were neither Soviet nor American in origin. From where, then, did they originate?
post by MainLineThis
Must be a bunch of women drivers or something.
post by MainLineThis
They make us all look like a collective bunch of ignorant fools by perpetuating the stereotype that I admit we seem to deserve.
Originally posted by Zcustosmorum
Silly Excuse To Investigate as the main man Friedman says
Originally posted by MainLineThis
Wow, those damn aliens must not know how to drive. Must be a bunch of women drivers or something. Shame there is zero evidence available to us that can shed any light on potential crashes. It's all just hearsay and internet folklore.
Originally posted by annella
reply to post by Phantom traveller
Thank you for the link....that sure is interesting! Have never read of reported sightings in Greece before.
Will take some time to look into it further!
At least three nations on Earth now have their own electro-gravitic "flying saucers".