UFO battles over the UK.

Source?????

they're calling it meteor shower.

definetley werid stuff going on, i saw satellite looking objects racing eachother an turning!! in the sky.

faint yellowish satellite looking objects, single lights faint, absolutely no strobe or multicolored or sound or trails of any kind. They were not planes.

Crazy Shit

Experts said the meteors could be space junk, possibly satellite debris, burning up on entry to the atmosphere.

People from across the UK have reported seeing bright objects in the night sky, thought to be meteors or "space junk"

Coastguards in Northern Ireland took calls from people who saw the objects from Coleraine on the north coast, to Strangford Lough in the south east.

The lights were seen as far north as Caithness in Scotland as well as in Wales and Norfolk in East Anglia.

Experts said the meteors could be satellite debris, burning up on entry to the atmosphere.

The lights have also been reported in the Midlands, parts of north-east England and in Glasgow and Edinburgh.

Brian Guthrie in Grangemouth near Edinburgh, who watched the objects pass through the sky, said it appeared to be something "pretty large breaking up in the atmosphere".

"I've seen shooting stars and meteor showers before, but this was much larger and much more colourful."

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I saw myself two horizontal lines burning through the sky above my head, both very wide and identical...just figured it was meteor.
Moved so fast unbielavable, then gone.

Because all UFOs are in geosynchronous orbit?

wut?

Thread: Something fishy about MSM covage of last nights meteorite.

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I am in Cornwall and last week saw a bright blue 'meteor' that even lit up the clouds around it in a blue hue. Very strange, never seen anything like it. Also seen several strange things in the sky over the last few months.

your a bunch of fucking idiots so your saying our jets shot down a ufo ..lmfao hhmmmn yah ok ..

its space junk you ass suckers ...

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"There are actually several small, faint, meteor showers scheduled across September but they're so unspectacular, not many people actually bother looking for them.

"I think that actually this spectacle tonight might not be associated with that."

"I think it's something just by chance has happened to come in tonight, some piece of actual space junk floating around the universe for billions of years has just picked tonight to fall in across our skies, or a satellite that's been up for some years has decided to burn up," he said.

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