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Black
Triangles, UAVs and Warton |
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There was also the Manchester 'Near-miss' incident in January 1995: That affair was one of the few listed by the CAA as unexplained. After extensive investigation, the CAA investigation group Group concluded "...in the absence of any firm evidence which could identify or explain this object, it was not possible to assess either the cause or the risk to any of the normal criteria applicable to air-miss reports." The crew of the 737 were praised for their courage, reporting the incident. They described the object, which came very close to their jet as"wedge shaped". An amazing coincidence, as in profile, as seen edge on, witnesses also indicate that the 'triangle' has a wedge like form!
In November 1996, UFO Magazine (U.K.) reported: The
North-west of England appears to have acquired its very own
UFO!
Could
Black Triangles be UAVs? The
list of Black Triangle sightings is far too long to go into
any great detail here but suffice to say that whilst a decade
or so ago these reports were treat with scepticism there is
little doubt now that even the most ardent debunker accepts
the existence of these craft. Perhaps the stock phrase used
by RAF spokes persons when approached about Triangle sightings
- “they are of no defence significance" is quite
valid, because they are government agency operated! In 2001, the following video was captured by a source who wishes to remain anonymous. He comments: The video clip is direct from the front end of an experimental prototype flying over the north lancs coast… you can clearly see that it makes a pass over Warton then banks to the right , making a very tight turn at high G.
The source is of the opinion that the video could have originated from the nose camera of a UAV and strongly suspects that, taking into account the capabilities demonstrated by the craft and the location, it could well be of the triangular-shaped variety.
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