UFO, Any Idea what It Actully Is?

[TacitBlue]

that would be plausable if it existed  :P

Was there any sound?

[Hagar]

Looks like an ordinary airliner to me.

[littleport2003]

there was sound but it was to "crackly"to be a normal airliner but im not sure if it was from the thing in the photos may have just been some other thing makeing the noise

[Woodlouse2002]

Looks like a cloud to me. The wind at ground level is almost always doing different things compared to the wind up at altitude which would explain why it was going against the wind.

Other than that, Felix's explanation is as good as they get.

[littleport2003]

hi

no way was it a cloud and i don't tink it was an airliner i zoomed in on it 65X with a spotting scope and the trail was comeing straight form the object not like a contrail which starts about 5-10 meters from the engine

[TacitBlue]

How long did it take to go from one horizon to the other?

[littleport2003]

TacitBlue i don't understand what you mean by "from one horison to the other" a thought the horizon was just one flat line?

[TacitBlue]

sorry . when it first became visible to where it was no longer visible.

[littleport2003]

this distence took about 25-35 seconds. an airliner normally takes just under a min

[Souichiro]

So that's where my baseball went!!!

Kewl shots and......Haven't got a clue

[Fozzer]

...we've had this discussion in a previous thread...
I still maintain that it's my gas cooker which exploded some time ago and went into orbit... ...!
...it's just coming round again... ...!

Paul...(Got a brand-new gas cooker now)... ...!

[Hagar]

...we've had this discussion in a previous thread...
I still maintain that it's my gas cooker which exploded some time ago and went into orbit... ...!
...it's just coming round again... ...!

I reckon your dins inside it should be just about be done to a turn by now.

[Felix/FFDS]

there was sound but it was to "crackly"to be a normal airliner but im not sure if it was from the thing in the photos may have just been some other thing makeing the noise

The "Aurora" has what is basically a pulse/ram-jet poweplant that would produce the "crackly" sound (note that the pulse jet was what the V-1 used, which also had a "crackly sound").  A lot of development has also been made of body shapes to minimize the shockwave effect as the body goes at supersonic speeds....

[Fozzer]

The "Aurora" has what is basically a pulse/ram-jet poweplant that would produce the "crackly" sound (note that the pulse jet was what the V-1 used, which also had a "crackly sound").  A lot of development has also been made of body shapes to minimize the shockwave effect as the body goes at supersonic speeds....

...just like my old gas cooker... ...!

Paul....(much too serious for old Fozzer..)... ... ... ... ...!
LOL...!


P.S. ..and the Yorkshire Puddings were done to a "T", Hagar... ... ...!

[C]

[quote]OK, Herefordshire. could it have been Fozzer? Or possibly his stove? I remember him saying that he had a mishap with a gas stove once...