Rickinghall UFO

Rickinghall UFO

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8 Responses

  1. Mysteryshopper says:

    Re: Rickinghall UFO
    Sounds like Chinese Lanterns.

  2. Mauro says:

    Re: Rickinghall UFO
    [quote=Mysteryshopper]Sounds like Chinese Lanterns.[/quote]

    Seconded, most likely Chinese lanterns.

  3. LindaR says:

    Re: Rickinghall UFO
    I had thought of that, but I don’t think that that would fitl. Having seen chinese lanterns, they look round, and these objects looked  flattish. Also there was no noticable wind, and these things moved fast , if quietly, and with a purpose, it seemed.
    I just wish that , instead of just standing watching, I had thought to get out my phone and try to film them. i am afraid that I am not being very clever at describing what I did see!

  4. Red Don says:

    Re: Rickinghall UFO
    I have never seen Chinese lanterns apart from on the TV, but I am wondering how they appear at differant ranges and whether the distance from the object makes made them appear different to close up.  Also, I suppose the wind strength may have been  stronger higher making them appear faster.

  5. Mauro says:

    Re: Rickinghall UFO
    Chinese lanterns are now available in a variety of colors and shapes, including square and "flowery". Red and round are still favorites though.
    Also remember that wind at ground level is no indicator of what’s going on just a a few thousand feet up.

  6. RayBell says:

    Re: Rickinghall UFO
    What did we blame when there weren’t Chinese Lanterns readily available? 

  7. NikkiA says:

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    Sounds strange at first but i think it was really Chinese lanterns. Apart front your experince many had been seeing like those and I don’t think it is unusual. I have been hearing late news with those topic but it doesn’t seem to interest many people unlike a report showing a slight uptick in consumer confidence was released Tuesday early morning. The markets advanced. The marketplaces went into reverse a short time later once the Fed released minutes from its latest meeting. Stocks came back to life Wednesday. News about reports showing manufacturing growth in China and the United States of America did the trick. I found this here: Stock market volatility fearful overatctions to economic data .However when the Department of Labor turns lose its jobs report on Friday, many expect the stock market to resume its slide. This late burst of schizophrenia concludes the darkest August for stock traders in ten years. Increasing in step with the wall street fluctuations, the Industry Volatility Directory (VIX), otherwise known as the “fear index,” showed its biggest August jump since 2001 at nearly 11 percent.

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  8. Mysteryshopper says:

    Re: Rickinghall UFO
    Where does the state of the stock markets come in, please, or am I missing something?