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I followed a link through AOL news to a military airforce recording of these glowing speheres they caught moving through the sky. Did any of you guys catch this? There was no commentary in the clip...
-T

what clip? what link btw could you post it????

That's the one. Sorry but I couldn't link it either. It was from within AOL.

So the video definitely seems legit. The question becomes "what are the objects they're looking at...?" I'm new to all the UFO biz, any ideas?
-T

Maybe they're just balls of ionized plasma from a particle beam. They've got 'em at Area 51 too. :)

http://www.serve.com/mahood/probeams.htm

When is everyone going to figure out that the US Government is secreting LSD through our mouses and this is what they want us to see.... Yeah, that didnt make any sense to me either.

saw that friggin thing on the 10 oclock news last week. (austin tx news) i was so freaked. they said mexican military aircraft was surrounded by 11 unidentified objects that the government is trying to be hush hush about. the government also is encouraging the pilots of the military aircraft not to use the term UFO. weird.

Here's an article from CNN.com saying that it might just be "ball lightning":

http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/space/0...eut/index.html

Quote:

MEXICO CITY (Reuters) -- A cluster of mysterious objects that surrounded a Mexican Air Force plane, alarming the pilots and sparking a UFO scare, could be a weather phenomenon known as ball lightning, a scientist said on Friday.

The pilots grew nervous during a routine drugs surveillance flight in March when their radar detected strange objects flying nearby and an infrared camera showed 11 blobs of light, invisible to the eye, hovering or darting about their plane.

Mexico's Air Force this week released footage from the infrared camera that was shown widely on television.

As Mexican and international media published photographs of the objects, UFO Web sites saw the case as possible evidence of a new sighting of some form of extraterrestrial life.

But nuclear science researcher Julio Herrera said the blobs of light may have been nothing more than ball lightning -- glowing spheres that are little understood but often sighted near the ground during thunderstorms.

"Just as you have lightning between clouds and ground, you can also have it within the clouds and sometimes ball lightning can develop. I feel this is one of these rare events," said Herrera, based at Mexico's National Autonomous University.

"It's a very rare atmospheric phenomenon and it would be very interesting to be able to analyze all the information these pilots obtained," he told Reuters.

UFO follower Jaime Maussan said on Tuesday the objects seemed "intelligent" after they turned around to surround the plane chasing them -- but Herrera said electrical discharges in ball lightning could have been attracted to the plane as a conductor.

I wonder if those glowing balls are US top secret aircraft on testing missions.

sooner or later someone in the federal government is going to have to admit that there <I>is</I> intelligent life beyond our solar system...