1980/12/25 5:20pm & 7:20 pm dramatic meteors were logged by astronomers
1980/12/25 9pm the Cosmos 749 satellite , the Russian rocket upper stage re-entered
& broke up as 6 fragments came streaking in, which then broke up into more than 20
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1980/12/25 5:20pm & 7:20 pm dramatic meteors were logged by astronomers
1980/12/25 9pm the Cosmos 749 satellite , the Russian rocket upper stage re-entered
& broke up as 6 fragments came streaking in, which then broke up into more than 20
1980/12/26 2:45am witnesses saw a 4 second long lived "bright as the moon" meteor overhead
UFO reports flooded in from all over southern England
they were between Woodbridge & Bentwaters U.S. Air Force bases, Rendlesham Forest England's east coast
the 3 witnesses did not say this originally, , &
John Burroughs, said it was “a lighthouse” Sgt. Penniston ,& Airmen Cabansag said while looking for this all , We could see lights in the distance and it appeared unusual as it was a sweeping light,, & (we did not know about the lighthouse on the coast at the time but eventually we all identified it as a lighthouse or beacon beyond the farmhouse &
the Orfordness lighthouse, in a direct line of sight with the path the 3 air men took & The Orfordness lighthouse had an interval of 5 seconds & In photographs of the 1980 light taken before it was replaced, it did indeed look orange the same as in their records
The star-like objects that reported hovering low to the north and south , were ,, stars , one matched the position of Sirius, the brightest star in the night sky
The police report on the 3 pod marks stated There were three marks in the area which
"did not follow a set pattern." "The impressions made by the marks were of no depth "
rabbit diggings, several months old and covered with a layer of fallen pine needles...
The "burn marks" on the trees were axe cuts in the bark, made by the
foresters themselves as a sign that the trees were ready to be felled.
they used a standard issue AN-PDR 27 Survey Meter, which detects beta and gamma radiation. The highest level reported by Col. Halt on his audio tape, "seven tenths", corresponded to .07 milliroentgens per hour, just at the lowest reading on the bottom range of the m..
