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, 1307 Unidmtified [LORDS] F/yi"!J Obfe('fS
· {Lord Strabolgi.J .. I or more, to no apparent purpose? There
House, will help to increase public under- s·eem to be internal inconsistencies in the
standing. But before J reply in detail to 1 idea. To p!lt it simp!:/, if these alleged
the debate---and l think it llas been a 1 aliens prefer to keep out of the way, the
·most intcrc.sting: one--- 1 should like to /, number of report~:d sightings would surely
join with my noble friend Lord Davies of be only a tiny portion of the actual UFO
Leek in congratulating the noble Viscount. I movements, which would run into many
Lord Oxfuird, on l1is maiden speech. / millions. If they do not prefer to pass
We were very glad to hear from him. if I unnoticed, we could surely expect un-
I may say so, and I hope we shall hear I mistakeable appearances.
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fro,m h;m ag~;n ~n many other occ";?"'· ' Why have they never tded to communi-
! •·•~II be «~fany report
unusual cond1
One recent UF
on local radi
cannot prove t
we do know th
on a low-flyin
spot at the ~ai
course as the·
li"hts have led
~::- . I'distant a1rcra !
I have seen
aircraft, short
the sun after dt
aircraft. Ot
meteorological
Joqical Office
balloons evc!'y
in diameter am
be lit by the su
organisations,
balloono;. ~om
logical sea•chli
beam itself can
of lirrht in th·
ba!lo7)ns a:1d k
reported as UF
car headii;'ht:;
and airborne d
All these !-
interpreted by t
particularly ~Yh
briefly and Ill
ditions. This
natural explan·
tortions of !ig1
cornmonpJa,:~ l
as to be barely r
I am told th:::t tl
the I 947 sighti.
the noble Ear
mirage effcd.
Phenornc·na
suspect. Then:
v.·ithin the ~:yet