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Mysterious Aerial Lights Over Stratford-upon-Avon, July 14, and Farnborough, Hampshire, on July 22, 2007
“Then a fifth orange light flew over the town a lot faster, slowed down maneuvering into position to sort of finish off the fifth position in the formation. It ended up looking like a star constellation.”
- Tom Hawkes, U. K. Eyewitness
July 27, 2007 Stratford-upon-Avon, Warickshire, and Farnborough, Hampshire, England - In the Midlands of Great Britain in the county of Warwickshire is Shakespeare’s home town called Stratford-upon-Avon, not to be confused with a suburb of London called Stratford.
A pub in Stratford-upon-Avon called The Lone Elm on Birmingham Road in the center of town made headlines recently when at least eight of its employees and about one hundred pub visitors all watched orange lights move in formation in the sky. The lights stopped still in a pattern that did not change for nearly a half hour. And no sound. One of the pub visitors was Tom Hawkes, a local resident who works in Customer Care for the British Land Rover company. He had his Olympus digital camera that can take both still frames and up to 40 minutes of videotape with the click of a button. Tom taped at least five minutes of the lights. One of his video frames was used by the Stratford-Herald in the first news story about the event. I talked with him today about what happened.
Updated Part 1: 1,033-Foot-Long East Field Wheat Formation “Happened Within 90 Minutes.”
"We were the first to reach the formation at 4 AM (July 7, 2007) after seeing a very bright flash of light. The wheat circles were raised 6 inches above the ground so when we stepped in, the plants crunched under our feet like we were stepping on delicate crystals.”
- Gary King, Cardiff, U. K. Paralegal
4 AM digital images added below.
July 19, 2007 / Updated July 27, 2007 Alton Barnes, Wiltshire - Gary King is 41-years-old and currently a Linguistics student at Cardiff University in Wales, U. K. Between 1985 and 1987, he had worked as a paralegal in London and then moved on to form his own private investigator company to trace missing persons and investigate cases of matrimonial discontent. He was doing private-I work until July 1997, when he walked into his first English crop formation "and life has changed considerably ever since," Gary told me in a July 11, 2007, phone interview. He explored Navaho reservations in Arizona, studied the dance traditions of West Africa, increased his knowledge of Tai Chi and other martial arts. He began to realize that he was becoming increasingly sensitive to the seen and unseen.
Updated Part 2: Military Helicopters Over East Field Wheat Formation
"There was a terrible smell from the helicopter. I can describe it as being a sulfurous smell – very powerful! It made my eyes burn. I noticed half a dozen other people as well – they were quite severely affected. I saw one man throwing up into the crop.... and my dosimeter shot up very high between 300 and 500 ... which means get out of the place. It’s dangerous!"
- Andrew J. Buckley, U. K. Graphic Designer
July 19, 2007 / Updated July 27, 2007 Alton Priors, Wiltshire, England - On Tuesday, July 10, 2007, Charles Mallet, Owner, Silent Circle Cafe near Cherhill, Wiltshire, England, had gone to see the massive East Field wheat formation that apparently formed within a 90-minute window of time early Saturday morning, July 7, 2007. (See Part 1.)
070707 East Field Wheat Formation: Viewer Comments
Mystery of Night Shining Clouds – Another Global Warming Change?
"It is clear that these clouds are changing, a sign that a part of our atmosphere is changing and we do not understand how, why or what it means."
- James Russell, III, Principal Investigator, AIM Satellite, Hampton University, Hampton, Va.
July 11, 2007 NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Maryland - "The first observations of these 'night-shining' clouds by the satellite, AIM, which means Aeronomy of Ice in the Mesosphere, occurred above 70 degrees north latitude on May 25, 2007. People on the ground began seeing the clouds on June 6, 2007, over Northern Europe. AIM is the first satellite mission dedicated to the study of these unusual clouds.
Professional Computer Engineers Comment About “Isaac” and CARET Document
Swiss Army Pilot Discovers “Perfect Geometric Figure” and U.K.’s East Field Gets At Least 90 Circles!
July 7, 2007 Corcelles-près-Payerne, Switzerland - The Swiss website, 24 Heures (24 hours) reports this week a Swiss Army pilot was flying over a wheat field in Corcelles-pres-Payerne, Switzerland, on July 2, 2007, when he saw "a perfect geometric figure" of six arcs swirled in a flattened circle about 197 feet (60 meters) in diameter.
Another Dragonfly “Drone” This Week Near Maxwell AFB
“...If I had to guess closest match to what I saw, it would be that Chad photograph (by the yellow flowers), that's the closest one.”
- Ted Connors (alias), Technical Specialist in Security, Montgomery, Alabama
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- 06/26/2007 —Part 1: Explanation of the Recent "Strange Craft" Sightings
- 06/26/2007 —Part 2: Documentation, Palo Alto Caret Laboratory Q4-86 Research Report
June 29, 2007 Montgomery, Alabama - This week on Tuesday, June 26th, the mystery of the dragonfly-shaped aerial “drones” took another turn with the release of an alleged secret report containing photographs of alleged extraterrestrial technologies, entitled “Commercial Applications Research for Extraterrestrial Technology (CARET), the Q4-86 Research Report,” dated December 1986, Palo Alto, California, by the Palo Alto CARET Laboratory, also known as PACL (pronounced “packel”). The CARET Laboratory’s research goal is stated as, “achieving a greater understanding of extraterrestrial technology within the context of commercial applications and civilian use."
Hackenberg Apiary, Pennsylvania – 75-80% Honey Bee Loss in 2007. What Happens If Colony Collapse Disorder Returns?
June 28, 2007 Lewisburg, Pennsylvania - The Apiary Inspectors of America reported last week that the still-puzzling phenomenon of disappearing honey bees that scientists call "Colony Collapse Disorder" has been reported in 35 states, 5 Canadian provinces, a dozen European countries, China, Taiwan, Guatemala and Brazil. And today I learned from the Apiary Inspectors of America President, Jerry Hayes, who has been in Russia the past three weeks, that Ukraine honey bee keepers have reported massive disappearances through March of this year as well. The Apiary Inspectors estimate that a quarter of American beekeeping operations in the United States lost more than 50% of their colonies between September 2006 and March 2007, and that some beekeepers lost 90%.