| ID | #1604422558 |
| Added | Tue, 03/11/2020 |
| Author | July N. |
| Sources | David Clarke, Nigel Watson Phantom Helicopters over Britain
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| Phenomena | |
| Status | Research
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Initial data
Mrs Clarke was stunned to find that while she was working hard in her garden, a "helicopter" descended from the sky and hovered just a few feet above her head.
Startled, she looked up and saw two men in the cab. One of them was looking directly at her.
When Mrs. Clarke came to, she ran back to her house. When she looked again, the helicopter was gone. Later, she realized that the incident was even stranger than she first thought. The helicopter does not produce noise, in contrast to its usual deafening activity. In addition, it had no markings or landing gear. Besides, the glass of the cab didn't seem standard, but a simple ball.
Original news
Date: July 26 1978
Location: Barnehurst Kent England
Time: afternoon
Summary: Mrs Clark was stunned to discover that while she had been busily working in her garden, a “helicopter” had descended from the skies to hover just a few feet over her head. Startled, she glanced up and saw two men in the cockpit; one of them was looking directly at her. Coming to her senses, Mrs Clark made a beeline for her house. When she looked again the helicopter had vanished. Later she realized that the incident had been even stranger than she had first thought. The helicopter had made no noise, in contrast to its usual deafening activity. On top of that it had carried no markings or landing gear. Furthermore, the cockpit glass seemed to be a simple globe rather than the standard design.
Source: David Clarke, Nigel Watson Phantom Helicopters over Britain
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