Pilots of three planes spot silver discs over scientology HQ - show up on radar then disapear

As the title suggests, three pilots on different flights spotted these which is quite incredible.

Former MoD UFO investigator Nick Pope called the UK sightings “spectacular”, adding: “The evidence is first rate. The witnesses are experienced pilots and there is radar evidence to back up their stories.”

-Three aircraft reports seeing 'two flat silver discs' on final approach
-Objects showed up on air traffic control radar - then vanished
-UFOs were just 100ft below one of the jets, a Boeing 777
-They were above Scientology HQ in East Grinstead, West Sussex

Please follow links for more information.

www.dailymail.co.uk...

the sun

Btw the stories are from British tabloids (especially The Sun) but please don't take away the importance of this story because of that fact.

Originally posted by misscurious
Btw the stories are from British tabloids (especially The Sun) but please don't take away the importance of this story because of that fact.

.....why?

Originally posted by Nevertheless

Originally posted by misscurious
Btw the stories are from British tabloids (especially The Sun) but please don't take away the importance of this story because of that fact.

.....why?

because the sun and the daily mail are the equivalent of the national enquirer or beforeitsnews.com

From the comments section of the Daily Mail piece .

Go on to the Airprox Board's own site and read the actual report. The B777 pilot, whilst describing them as 'silver discs', also described them as 'man-made' and 'some sort of toy'. The truth is indeed out there, it's just not what a lot of people want to read.

Here is the Airprox report for those interested .
AIRPROX REPORT No 201 2 175

After the read back the pilot stated that, at between 5 – 6 n m from touchdown, a couple of man - made objects had passed underneath the a c . These were described as ‘some sort of toy’. The report was acknowledged by the controller. At this time the B76 7 was at 6 · 3 nm from touchdown passing through 2300ft.

RAC MIL reports tracing action did not reveal the identity of the reported objects. Looking at possible sources, there are no registered radio - controlled model flying clubs listed in the area. Maps show many open fields under the RW26 approach where persons could operate remote control ac. There are saucer - shaped or blimp - shaped model ac , up to 4ft in diameter , on sale to the public .

Originally posted by gortex
From the comments section of the Daily Mail piece .

Go on to the Airprox Board's own site and read the actual report. The B777 pilot, whilst describing them as 'silver discs', also described them as 'man-made' and 'some sort of toy'. The truth is indeed out there, it's just not what a lot of people want to read.

edit on 8-6-2013 by gortex because: (no reason given)

Thanks for clearing that up, knew it was to good to be true... $%^& British tabloids, just cannot trust what they say!!! And even nick pope!!??

Exactly where I'd expect the Thetan invasion to begin.

Why is there no mention of the 'size' of this alleged disks?

Are we talking kiddies balloon size? RC quad copter size?

Btw the stories are from British tabloids (especially The Sun) but please don't take away the importance of this story because of that fact.

That's like saying the info is from a known BS artist but don't doubt what hes saying!?

The crew of the first aircraft described seeing 'some some sort of toy'. The information was passed on to air traffic control and then to police.

So one report is of a toy and the other is of disks but the news papers lead with 'disks' , just goes to show how you cant trust the MSM to not over exaggerate any story to do with unexplained aircraft.

Where is the original report that the Sun is supposed to have got its info from?

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Where is the original report that the Sun is supposed to have got its info from?

www.abovetopsecret.com...

reply to post by misscurious


What I find most interesting from your source is this information :

Air traffic control staff then spotted a total of SIX UFOs on their radar before they suddenly vanished

Vanished !!
But where ?

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Edit
According to the Airprox report there were six additional returns noted .

3 As the B76 7 approached 6 nm from touchdown (passing 2200ft) the Gatwick 10cm replay showed a sequence of 6 primary position indication symbols moving E’ bound approximately 1 nm N of the FAT (Figure 3)

As the main objects in the report are believed to be RC toys the chances are the further 6 responses were associated with those .

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Thanks gortex

Seems they were very small, not moving or moving very slowly. Not exactly visiting aliens material.

reply to post by CosmicQuest


probably dropped bellow the radar level. Radar isnt a constant reading. It sweeps around 360 degrees and makes a reading of position on every sweep. As the objects were very low they were close to the minimum distance off the ground needed to get a radar return. If they were RC toys they might just have descended in the time it took for the sweep to happen.

Originally posted by misscurious


Please follow links for more information.

www.dailymail.co.uk...

the sun

Btw the stories are from British tabloids (especially The Sun) but please don't take away the importance of this story because of that fact.

edit on 8-6-2013 by misscurious because: (no reason given)

i made this little video clips for such occasions as this.

K would say check the hot sheets.

Scientologists make contact. They must be some de-evolved species then, or else humanity certainly screwed. Its a science fiction novel, how the hell is right. Mass Effect had a way better story line then that book. If that book got as popular as the bible, then I don't want to be on Earth.

So some RC Helicopters passed a mere 100' below a commercial airliner unscathed?

And since one person reports it as "man made" that becomes the de facto explanation???

Always a treat to see the skeptical mind at work.

Skeptics only trust witness testimony when it suits their skepticism...

I will also tell ya why I don't necessarily buy the "some sort of toy" explanation.
I would contend that t would need to be quite a large toy indeed to be visible from a distance of 100' whilst moving at 300 mph.

Especially if the color was metallic, in the sky.
We paint our spy planes that color to make them harder to see...

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And this is why you UFO believers are never taken seriously..despite evidence proving otherwise, you still think it was alien in nature..

It was blown out of proportion and you would rather believe the unbelievable then the boring truth.