British Archives Agency reopened thousands of files about the sighting mysterious objects in the sky aka Unidentified Flying Object (UFO), Thursday, August 5, 2010.
One of them is the mysterious appearance of a giant plane that big time football field '20 'on the Manchester Airport, England, in January 1995.
Sightings were reported eyewitnesses to the local military. Remarkably, the same day, British Airways reported its aircraft pilot 'almost misses' when he tried to land a Boeing 737 on the runway. This is a Defense Department investigation materials.
Other reports suggested, the appearance of a cigar-like object above Februiari Lancashire in 1977, and in October 1980, two police officers on patrol at RAF Woodbridge, Suffolk, saw a strange object that shines from within the forest.
"Description of the object, metallic in color, and form a triangle. This thing emits white light into the surrounding forests," the report, as published pages of The Sun.
One of the most interesting statement of concern is the decision of former British prime minister Winston Churchill who deliberately kept the incident 'meeting' between the UFO with the RAF's bombers over England waters.
In a secret document revealed today, Churchill argued, he did not want people to panic and lose his religious beliefs.
Churchill issued a decision on the sidelines of a secret meeting with the commander of allied forces, General Dwight Eisenhower at an undisclosed location in the United States.
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The file also mentions that yesterday revealed UFO sightings in UK in the 1950s got a serious response, even discussed by high-level intelligence official.
The author of 'The UFO Files' and senior journalism lecturer from Sheffield Hallam University, said, at the dates on which the file was opened yesterday was a time when interest in the paranormal world reaches its peak.
Moreover, sustained by a sort of sci-fi movie 'The X Files' and 'Independence Day'.
Meanwhile, Nick Pope, former British Defense Ministry officials who handle UFO files say, how much confidence a person of the existence of UFOs, there are facts that must be considered.
"The majority of UFO sighting reports are misidentification things, such as aircraft lights or a meteor. However, a small portion of the report can not be explained until now," he said, such as the Daily Telegraph published.
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