Who or What Flies the "Flying Triangles"? Are They UFOs or Secret Aircraft? - Mysterious Universe

Nick Redfern's first post on triangular UFOs notes their popularity "since the early part of the 1980s." But he then cites a mid-1960s case he says is "an important Flying Triangle case. Maybe, one of the most important." He then follows up with More on the Mystery of the "Flying Triangle"-Type UFO: Decades of Encounters where he details cases from 1949 to 1997. His link to David Marler's Triangular UFOs: An Estimate of the Situation can carry us back to "the late 19th century." Nick's third article Strange Lights in the Sky: The Military Takes an Interest concerns a 1963 "UFO event." It initially almost sounds like orally-administered alcohol was involved, but ends with an Air Ministry explanation that might go better with a good stiff drink. Which assistance could also help with another governmental diagnosis for a March 1966 sighting in UFOs and National Security: A Strange 25th "Anniversary" and the Mir Space Station. And one might believe too much magic liquid had been consumed upon reading Dead Aliens on a Welsh Mountain? A Weird Tale That Never Goes Away. What Nick relates about the January 23, 1974 Berwyn Mountains "Welsh Roswell" would apparently require precognitive skills on the part of the British military. (WM)

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