Multiple Pilots Report 'Unidentified Nocturnal Lights' Over England - Mysterious Universe

Brett Tingley has been monitoring English UFO reports closely since late last year, and he's got a February 14th case over Gloucestershire that seems to be a two-plane sighting of the same "large square orange lights." Brett links to more information on this "interesting event" from the company that operates the two aircraft at Air Midwest February 15 at 1:54 PM. More recently, GloucestershireLive's Phil Norris headlines Pilots Baffled as they see UFOs over Gloucestershire with other Sightings over the M5 and towards Bristol. Norris quotes Air Midwest as saying the aerial lights "defied our normal expectation of standard aircraft or meteorological activity," and lists some other reports by the public from that period on Facebook. What was behind the lights? Brett Tingley suggests "drones" and supports that with a link to Joseph Trevithick and Tyler Rogoway saying Let's Talk About The U.K.'s Sudden Move to Field a Drone Swarm Squadron. This article will educate you on drones, which might be responsible for a growing number of UFO reports. Conversely, oddly enough, knowledge that the weird contraptions are afield may cause a drop in "real" UFO reports, as folks might ascribe truly anomalous phenomena to these military human substitutes. (WM)

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