UFO Day - 6 encounters of the third kind in Lincolnshire

UFO Day - 6 encounters of the third kind in Lincolnshire

Keep your eyes peeled.
Be sure to keep your eyes peeled to the sky this July 2 as Earth prepares for World UFO Day.
Lincoln seems to have had its very own visitors over recent years and we thought this would be the perfect time to revisit some of them.
1. Last December, Retired airline captain Paul Howard appeared to have captured three UFOs on camera.
Paul commented: "I hadn't noticed anything strange when I took the photo but I was quite surprised to see three very interesting saucer-like shapes in the sky when I looked at the picture on my computer."
Thankfully for Earth it turned out to be nothing more than the reflection of his kitchen lights in the window.
http://www.lincolnshireecho.co.uk/UFO-Lincoln/story-25230386-detail/story.html
2. On the night of June 5, 2014, Gail Phillips and her husband were looking for the International Space Centre in the sky above Birchwood.
They believed they had spotted it when a small light appeared in the sky and appeared to hover.
Gail said: "We thought it was too dark to be a remote helicopter and then it started to move backwards which was a little strange."
Explanations for the light were never confirmed.

http://www.lincolnshireecho.co.uk/VIDEO-UFO-Birchwood-Lincoln/story-21199668-detail/story.html
3. Back in May 2014 a Lincolnshire allotment keeper believed he had captured an image of a UFO on his security camera.
Gary Ingham appeared to have captured a trail of light above the allotments on Canwick Hill in Lincoln.
The incident left him wondering whether it was a plane or something more out of this world…

The strange light in the sky caught on cameras installed at Canwick Hill allotments
4. After seeing a bright light on the morning of January 4, 2009, local Conisholme residents speculated a UFO was responsible for severing a huge 72ft. blade off a wind turbine.
However, investigators later ruled out any aircraft, including UFOs, as the cause.
A statement from wind farm operator Ecotricity said: "Following several weeks of forensic examination of the turbine's components the manufacturer, Enercon, has ruled out 'collision' as a possible cause."
Bolts securing the blade to the hub were said to have failed due to 'material fatigue'.
5. Around 9:15pm on April 5, 2013 a man from North Hykeham spotted a dark, delta shaped object in the sky from his back garden.
Stephen Melusco had gone out to stargaze when he spotted the bizarre sight quickly travelling north east to west. The sighting only lasted for four or five seconds and then it was gone.
Stephen said: "I only saw it because there were some low clouds at that time with street lights from Lincoln Road or NK in the distance which made the object appear lighter. There were no on-board lights and no engine sounds."
6. Above the North Sea on October 5, 1996 police officers and a ship's crew witnessed rotating multi-coloured lights in the sky near the coast of Boston.
These sightings were document in a detailed investigation by the RAF, when air defence radars at RAF Neatishead in Norfolk detected an unidentified blip over Boston.
The later RAF report, released in February 2010, concluded that the radar imagery was caused by Boston Stump's spire.
However, they were no corroborating radar returns for the visual sightings.

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