New UFO sighting in Aberdeen
UFO expert warns people to ‘stay vigilant’
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AN ABERDEEN UFO expert today warned a further wave of activity could be on the horizon.
At the end of last year the Evening Express revealed how a spate of readers came forward after spotting suspected UFOs – ball of light moving strangely in the sky.
Now Aberdeen-based expert Ian Taylor, who has studied UFOs for more than 50 years, claims there has been another sighting in Aberdeen.
He said: “Just when we thought the active UFO sighting wave of late 2008 had all but ceased, yet another sighting took place to the east end of Aberdeen.”
The UFO expert spotted a “brilliant” orange-red light moving above the roof-line of homes on Aberdeen’s Gray Street, near Great Western Road.
“I thought it seemed rather too bright for an aircraft search beam and was the wrong colour. There was no sound either,” said UFO expert Ian, of Aberdeen’s West End.
“The light was extremely vibrant, almost neon-like. It then stopped in its tracks.”
Ex-RAF man Mr Taylor watched the potential UFO for around two-and-a-half minutes before it headed east and out of view.
He said: “Whether this UFO sighting marks another active wave will be revealed through vigilance by the people of Aberdeen.”
Readers' Comments
I watched a similar object about the size of a transit van or bigger pass over the rooftops in Summerhill. I watched it from my kitchen window at about 11pm near the end of May 2009. It was a round object that was bright orange with black blotches on it. It appeared to move silently, though I was indoors. I have no idea what it was.
Ryan McK
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14 February 2010 around 10.00 pm. Northern sky in the Holburn Street area. I saw a pink ball of light fairly still in the sky. The light then made a random, zig-zagging manoeuvre, before going into the distance in a straight line and eventually disappearing. It was the random manoeuvring which made me think it was not an aircraft.
Philip Arkley
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14 February 2010 around 10.00 pm. Northern sky in the Holburn Street area. I saw a pink ball of light fairly still in the sky. The light then made a random, zig-zagging manoeuvre, before going into the distance in a straight line and eventually disappearing. It was the random manoeuvring which made me think it was not an aircraft.
Philip Arkley
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1.15am on 24 june 2010 i saw the same pink ball of light. It started off as a red light it went very high in sky then gradually came down to roof hight as it went past flats near mine. I saw it pretty close up but it remained kind of blurry and it seemed to slightly changing shape.It was very strange.
william wiseman
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