A 1970 Spanish UFO event similar to the 1966 Wanaque Dam sightings
Spanish UFO researcher Jose Antonio Caravaca provided this UFO sighting, which seems very much like the 1966 Wanaque UFO events that Anthony Bragalia has extensively researched. (His analyses appear at this blog and at his personal blog with us, http://bragalia.blogspot.com.)
About 00:30 pm on March 27,1970, in a
solitary area of the province of Cáceres (Spain). Nicolas Santos, was returning
home when he observed a light in the sky.
Approaching, he confirmed that it was a huge
disc, measuring approximately 12-15 meters in diameter and 2.5 to 3 meters
tall.
The apparatus was illuminated from within, and
an orange light shone outside some square slits located in the bottom of disc.
It provided a reddish halo.
He could make out, at the top, a turret topped
by a rotating beacon that gave off the same orange light.
The artifact flew silently and slowly.
The witness was about 100 meters away from the UFO, which was flying at 265 meters high.
The artifact flew across the town of Guijos,
and arrived at Chinarral, near a dam, and stopped in the air.
From the bottom of the UFO emerged powerful,
yellow-green lights (10 or 12) that searched the ground.
The lights appeared to be solid.
After a few minutes, the lights went out, the
bright haloed effect came back and the UFO continued its flight, stopping from
time to time. The experience lasted for over an hour.
Nicolás Santos decided to go to a friend's
house, the doctor, Jesus Martin, who lived in Guijos of Granadilla, to have him
help search for the UFO.
When they found it, it was stopped about 15
kilometers away and still shining
The witnesses made a sign with the car lights
and received as a very powerful response of a white/orange colored beam from
the UFO.
The witnesses repeated their signaling, but
the UFO no longer responded.
About 2:00 am in the
morning, the object moved away.
The researcher Pedror M. Fernandez found that
the dam suffered and electrical malfunction that night.
Furthermore, a Spanish ufologist indicated
that “he could determine the flight of the object over the dam Gabriel y Galán,
because the UFO had, allegedly, caused a rare disease in various animals of
Guijos de Granadilla. But that section of research stumbled because the disease
allegation was systematically denied. "
More information can be found here:
JAC
3 Comments:
Very interesting report; I had not heard of it before. Yes, and very similar to what allegedly happend at Wanaque. An important difference, of course, is that Wanaque had many, many observers (including law enforcement) while this sighting had essentially only one. But the (solid) beams of light, the interest in water (apparently) and the possible damage to the dam are all very similar. A question: Did AB ever get any definitive updated information on those controversial photos at Wanaque?
By
Dominick, at Monday, September 23, 2013
Rich:
To a physicist, light is the flow of electromagnetic energy. Motion of a massive object is the flow of kinetic energy.
So what we have here is the desicription of an apparently massive object changing both its surrounding electromagnetic energy field (from "halo" to vertical columns of "solid" light and back again) in synchrony with its kinetic energy state (horizontal motion to hover and back again).
This seems too coincidental to be insignificant and is the origin of the conjecture that the self-luminous displays surrounding Unconventional Flying Objects are essentially unintended consequences of the functioning of the propulsion system. This is a conjecture that I have posted before, and did not originate with me, of course.
In this regard, the 1970 sighting near the Embalse de Gabriel y Galán seems quite analogous to the 1966 Wanaque Dam sighting.
Whether there is any significance to to the fact that both sightings occurred near man-made dams and reservoirs, is a different question.
By
Larry, at Monday, September 23, 2013
I'm hoping, Larry, that Tony Bragalia weighs in; he has been fooling with the Wanaque Dam sighting for a while now.
RR
By
RRRGroup, at Monday, September 23, 2013
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