There is no way I can post this without sounding like a loony so you'll need to pass judgment for now! One for you Earlsdon/city centre folks I guess. Had a look on twitter but can't seem to find anything.
Just went to let the dogs in the garden and noticed very faint white lights moving across the sky in random (not symetrical) directions.
Thought it could be from an event or something, but couldn't hear any music or see any beams projecting the lights. It is also really late. They then went a more vibrant green and genuinely looked like about 10 aeroplanes in a row.
I'm not one for conspiracies and I haven't been drinking tonight (or smoking anything), but it really creeped me out and I don't know what it is.
Just wondered if anyone has got any idea? Can't sleep for shit now!
I'm glad you mentioned this, I've promised myself I'll put £5 on his next team to get relegated. I'm sure I'll be able to cash out around march time for a reasonable lumpCarlisle fans setting off distress signals as Russel Slade is about to take over as manager
If I was a betting man I would say it was Chinese/Sky lanterns that have been released due to the festivities taking place in the city today. They get released one after the other, then follow the wind direction when they get to a certain altitude, mostly in a straight line, they also look like they are changing colour due to the flickering light given off by the burning wax.There is no way I can post this without sounding like a loony so you'll need to pass judgment for now! One for you Earlsdon/city centre folks I guess. Had a look on twitter but can't seem to find anything.
Just went to let the dogs in the garden and noticed very faint white lights moving across the sky in random (not symetrical) directions.
Thought it could be from an event or something, but couldn't hear any music or see any beams projecting the lights. It is also really late. They then went a more vibrant green and genuinely looked like about 10 aeroplanes in a row.
I'm not one for conspiracies and I haven't been drinking tonight (or smoking anything), but it really creeped me out and I don't know what it is.
Just wondered if anyone has got any idea? Can't sleep for shit now!
There is no way I can post this without sounding like a loony so you'll need to pass judgment for now! One for you Earlsdon/city centre folks I guess. Had a look on twitter but can't seem to find anything.
Just went to let the dogs in the garden and noticed very faint white lights moving across the sky in random (not symetrical) directions.
Thought it could be from an event or something, but couldn't hear any music or see any beams projecting the lights. It is also really late. They then went a more vibrant green and genuinely looked like about 10 aeroplanes in a row.
I'm not one for conspiracies and I haven't been drinking tonight (or smoking anything), but it really creeped me out and I don't know what it is.
Just wondered if anyone has got any idea? Can't sleep for shit now!
Not an adequate enough explanation for a conspiracy theory though.If I was a betting man I would say it was Chinese/Sky lanterns that have been released due to the festivities taking place in the city today. They get released one after the other, then follow the wind direction when they get to a certain altitude, mostly in a straight line, they also look like they are changing colour due to the flickering light given off by the burning wax.
If I was a betting man I would say it was Chinese/Sky lanterns that have been released due to the festivities taking place in the city today. They get released one after the other, then follow the wind direction when they get to a certain altitude, mostly in a straight line, they also look like they are changing colour due to the flickering light given off by the burning wax.
what time? Didn't see anything but had an early night.
I just searched on Google for posts in the past 24 hours and specified 'strange lights over Coventry last night' and it did come up with a result.
Have copied the link here for you. Might be worth taking a look to see if they say the same thing on there.
Lights in the sky over Coventry
Well, I honestly did do the search and seemingly it is only SBTers who saw it.That's really annoying Otis, I was hoping I was going to find an answer.
I'm sure there is a reasonable explanation but until I get one I'm going to have to call it a UFO sighting!
Still sketched out now.
That's really annoying Otis, I was hoping I was going to find an answer.
I'm sure there is a reasonable explanation but until I get one I'm going to have to call it a UFO sighting!
Still sketched out now.
It was defintely on. I even picked up a brochure for it.Someone on Facebook seemed to think the lights were coming from 'The Yard', a gay club in town.
Guess that's totally possibly with pride on over the weekend. Still haven't seen any evidence though.
Wow! Watched it all those years and had no idea I was just staring at a penis.
Got nothing on my Quericetti XK 54 Grey livery.Wow! Watched it all those years and had no idea I was just staring at a penis.
What are the band UFO named after?The band Foo Fighters are named after small circular balls of light seen by pilots of planes during World War 2 in the sky. They passed through the planes, and moved at speed and came and went at intervals. But they still are unsure what they were, but pilots saw them and all remained convinced they were UFO's.
I've seen UFO they were out of this world, oops.What are the band UFO named after?
Not all. Many thought it was some sort of experimental weapon developed by the Nazis but Allied Intelligence were unable to find evidence of any such experiments even after sifting though Nazi records. Incidentally the RAF physicist in charge of the investigation was none other than Professor Michael Bentine, better known for being a comedian.The band Foo Fighters are named after small circular balls of light seen by pilots of planes during World War 2 in the sky. They passed through the planes, and moved at speed and came and went at intervals. But they still are unsure what they were, but pilots saw them and all remained convinced they were UFO's.
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