Welsh Police confirm decade long UFO wave.

Here in the U.K. we have been experiencing steady disclosure for a couple of years with the release of some of the government UFO files (the RAF Woodbridge files have mysteriously vanished) but this story has had no coverage in the national media.
What i think is of special interest is the way the Welsh Police take one of the U.K. hotspots seriously.

www.walesonline.co.uk...

Is isn't really a "decade UFO wave" (reports covering 7 years can't be described as a decade of anything), just a series of UFO reports from the public that happen to have a spike in 2009 for some reason.

And most of those reports are "unexplained" because the police either don't want to waste time/money on such things, or the people who reported them didn't give the police enough information to allow them to explain what they saw anyway.

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I hadn't seen this before, thanks for posting. I definitely think Wales is a UFO hotspot. I came to this conclusion as in 2008 I saw two star like objects performing various turns and variations of speed etc. on one June night in north Wales. At first they just looked like stars but one was a very bright white/orange and the second was a bright blueish white, as I say they began to move independently of each other. After a couple of minutes these two silent objects, slowly at first, moved off out of sight towards the direction of the sea.

I saw this with one other person but all the rest that didn't see it came up with the usual jokes and ridiculed the whole thing. The weird thing was that the person who's land it was admitted months later that he 'sees them all the time', he just doesn't like to talk about it, there had been reports of orbs following cars in the local papers in the weeks before.

When I got home after that weekend I was shocked to see the story about the welsh police helicopter following a UFO in the news! When I did further research, it turns out there are reports of similar things all the time and the area has had reports over many, many years.

As if this wasn't enough to convince me that North Wales is a hotspot, I stayed in exactly the same place last year and three (sceptical ) friends had a day light sighting of a dark orb like object that just hovered and then disappeared as they watched!

I was actually asleep in the shade whilst this happened

This year I am going to be more prepared so I can film anything I might see. If you have a search on the web you'll find tons of sightings from Wales that happen year in year out. I don't think people bother to report them to the police as they see these things regularly and know nothing will be gained through reporting to them. So the police reports are just the tip of the iceberg.

Good luck with the skywatching this year.
Please keep us updated.

Originally posted by skyjohn
Is isn't really a "decade UFO wave" (reports covering 7 years can't be described as a decade of anything), just a series of UFO reports from the public that happen to have a spike in 2009 for some reason.

And most of those reports are "unexplained" because the police either don't want to waste time/money on such things, or the people who reported them didn't give the police enough information to allow them to explain what they saw anyway.

View our map showing UFO sightings in the last 10 years Read More www.walesonline.co.uk...

Since when has 10 years not been a decade?

The fact they are unexplained makes them UFO (Unexplained Flying Object) sightings, Why do people like you have to jump in with negative comments? there are some interesting stories there, of course nothing provable. The poster was just sharing. No need to attack, unless of course you have your own agenda

More international press coverage about the influx of UFO reports from Wales.
I must admit that the article is vague to say the least but the statistics are interesting.

www.cbsnews.com...

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Looking at extraordinary aerial phenomena in North Wales, have you ever come across the story of the Egryn Lights in 1904-1905? This account is in five parts, it's quite long, and the beginning is a bit dry, but the phenomena were seen by several clergymen and by reporters from the national media. There are dozens of reports here, many of which are very hard to explain!

magonia.haaan.com...