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originally posted by: Charliebrowndog
Why such a violent end for this one and not all the others?
originally posted by: sapien82
Daoine Síth is Scots Gaelic for the mound people
Aos Sí in Irish Gaelic and Old Irish Daoine Sidhe , and in Scots Daoine Síth
originally posted by: dave5426
a reply to: ufoorbhunter
One book I read suggested the red lights may be quite explainable.
The USSR was flight developing their latest MiG jet at that time, and one of their preferred training routes was right up the spine of the Ural Mountains. The author was unable to find any records relating to the scheduling of test flights, but it is possible the 'red orbs' were merely a MiG test flight.
Or the MiG crashed near them, and they fled in panic. The military would have quickly covered up the crash, with all the paranoid secrecy during the Cold War.
originally posted by: ufoorbhunter
Interesting stuff Dave for sure and it's certainly a possibility that the Migs being tested were a cause of the 'red orbs' sighting. Being honest and realistic about it I only read one book on the subject and that must be a decade or so ago and can't remember much about it apart from the fact it freaked me out enough to put me off camping again. As crazy as it sounds those orbs can take on different shapes, they are capable of morphing into something other than their initial appearance. As so many bigfoot sightings are accompanied by amber orange type ufo orbs I believe they are both the same thing orb morphing into the BF, or at least the orb is (on our planetary surface) a condensed mothership carrying the bigfoot, yet I lean towards the former and that comes from a personal CE with a pair of amber orange types. Indeed I see no reason the orbs couldn't morph into a Mig if they so chose.
originally posted by: dave5426
a reply to: ufoorbhunter
One book I read suggested the red lights may be quite explainable.
The USSR was flight developing their latest MiG jet at that time, and one of their preferred training routes was right up the spine of the Ural Mountains. The author was unable to find any records relating to the scheduling of test flights, but it is possible the 'red orbs' were merely a MiG test flight.
Or the MiG crashed near them, and they fled in panic. The military would have quickly covered up the crash, with all the paranoid secrecy during the Cold War.