Whales In Space

Multiple UFO sightings over Inverness, UK have been reported in the last several months.
Inverness is about 150 miles north of Edinburgh, in northern Scotland. The city, with a population of over 50,000, sits at the mouth of the River Ness.

In March of this year, a local man reported he had seen UFOs four times over Nairn and Inverness. Then in May, a RAF airman named Karl King reported a similar sighting over Inverness from his home in nearby Moray.

Then on May 20th, as reported by www.highland-news.co.uk, pilot Bill Renny saw an unexplained orange fireball in the sky while out walking his dog along the River Ness at the end of Anderson Street about 11.10pm.

“I was born in Renfrew, virtually at the end of the main runway at Glasgow Airport, and my first job was with Loganair which i got because I was always hanging around the airport planespotting

My uncle was a pilot and took me up on a flight was when I was very young and I flew solo before I was 19.

What I saw that evening I cannot reconcile with anything I have seen before. I’m not talking about green men or anything like that. It was simply something I cannot explain.

This was not a Chinese lantern. It flew at a steady height and course. There was no wind and the object flew much, much faster than a lantern. It was silent. There were clouds at about 5,000ft and this object was below the clouds. It was only about 1,000ft above my head and flew right over the top of the Kessock Bridge.

Apart from the lack of sound, there were no navigation lights, either red or green, nor any anti-collision strobe lights, white tail lights or landing lights. It was not night sun spotlights as seen on helicopters.”

Inverness Airport said the airport had been closed at that time and they are not aware of any air activity in the area.

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2. UFOs Over Seascale, UK
3. Hull UK UFO Sightings – 31st August 2009
4. More UFOs Over Peterborough UK
5. More Lights Over UK: Castle Eaton, Cricklade, Swindon, and South Cerney

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