A man spotted two jellyfish like objects which he could only describe as UFOs flying over his Daventry home. On the same day an hour before a cameraman recorded footage of similar colour and shape vessels in the night sky in Worcestershire. Adrian Dalton, 32, of Hemans Road, Daventry was standing in his back garden with his son on Tuesday, July 22 between 10pm and 10.30pm. He first became aware of them when he saw two black objects in the distance which he thought were birds. Next thing, they were above his home. He said: "They were like two brown jellyfish in the sky, they looked like they were swimming and I had not taken any drugs." The objects which were brown with a dark centre, and the size of a ten pence piece at arm's length, made a swishing sound and pulsated. They flew from the west over Mr Dalton's house at slow speed and he could see the propulsion system at work. He said: "I have been interested in these objects for 15 years but for the past few days I have been trying to come to terms with what I've seen. They were fascinating.

"It's an infinite universe, we're not the only life and it's pretty egotistical to think we are." Earlier this summer a woman from Crick had a paranormal experience which she recounted to UFO magazine, Rapport. She was walking in the village on June 16 when she saw an aeroplane with a lozenge-shaped object above it which was going at some speed alongside the plane. Then when she looked again the object was underneath the plane but quickly shot off very quickly in the opposite direction.

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how bizarre! that doesn't sound like your typical UFO. maybe a new kind? maybe it was swimming in our atmosphere? strange stuff.

Yeah, they sound more like animals than your classic UFO, very unusual.

All a bit Babylon 5.

Actually was reading a story recently about a bacterial type substance called
"Bio??zoa " I can't remember the actuall name of it but I'll try and find it again . The point to this is that this bacteria when found in sufficient quantities it forms a gelatinus blob .
And as a side note gelatinus blobs have been known to be found after U.F.O. sightings .
and as another side note .... When is Loonboy coming back ? this is his area

They are actually called bryozoa This is the story
I was reffering to .Here.

Gelatinous blobs in the sky? Wierd.

In Britain, over a number of centuries, there was a widely accepted phenomenon called pwdre ser, which means 'rot from the stars' or 'star jelly'. Basically, it was the apparent fall of gelatinous matter from the sky. As far back as the sixteen seventees John Dryden commented on these occurences when he wrote:

When I had taken up what I supposed a fallen star
I found I had been cozened with a jelly.

Sporadic reports continue right up until a fairly well reported case in 1996 in Tasmania, when clear 'jelly' fell onto someone's front yard. Apparently, the previous evening ther had been a rainstorm preceded by sightings of a yellowish fireball. A quick labratory analysis revealed that the 'jelly' was swarming with unspecified 'micro-organisms'.

As further evidence for 'Star Jelly', I have found these accounts:

[QUOTE] Among the strange things that have been reported as falling from the sky throughout human history, one of the strangest is known as " Star Jelly". Like angel hair, star jelly usually sublimes when it is attempted to be collected, but what is most notable about star jelly is that it is almost always found in the vicinity where a meteorite has been reported as fallen. That star jelly is nothing more than "pond scum" caught up in a whirlwind is another example of debunking a phenomenom by ignoring awkward evidence, in this case that the substance is usually found when people have gone looking in the area where a meteorite has been seen to fall.

A fiery globe fell on the island of Lethy, India in 1819. Searchers went to the site where the meteorite was seen to have fallen and found a gelatinous material there which quickly disappeared.

" Edinburgh Philosophical Journal, 1:234 October - 1819"[/QUOTE]

Subservient Element


[QUOTE}Pwdre Ser - Space Blobs

As he whose quicker eye both trace
A false star shot to a mark't place
Do's run apace
And, thinking it to catch,
A jelly up do snatch.
- Sir I. Suckling,
Poems Farewell to Love - 1541. [/QUOTE]


Weird Science



[QUOTE]Panspermia has many deviations and many forms, some of which are entirely pseudoscientific. There are some who would argue that pwdre ser, or “rot from the stars” in Welsh, is entirely a myth, a mere fabrication of a few individuals with access to some goo, guesses ranging from Jell-O to water diluted factory produced pollutants. However, pwdre ser is one of the many topics, which lacks public knowledge, and the individuals who report such claims have no commonalties or connections. In no way is the huge web of incidents linear – it is entirely chaotic, just as would be expected with little known, but extraordinary, events.

Some of the strangest things go unnoticed, and that is entirely the case with Pwdre Ser. Somewhere between the 8th and the 12th of December, 1983, much of the west end of North Reading in Massachusetts was bombarded with strange blobs of grayish-white and oily smelling blobs. The night began as Thomas Grinley looked over his driveway, and saw a 2-foot blob on his driveway. He assumed that it was leaking from his car, but when he found similar blobs on Main Street and gas station pumps he assumed that something much different had occurred. Upon questioning, state officials responded that the blobs were not dropped by a plane. However, they were soon absorbed in the pavement, but as is always the case, a little of the goo was saved and was studied by the state’s Department of Environment Quality Engineering. According to preliminary results, the substance was non-toxic.[/QUOTE]


Astrobio

Wow I've never heard of that. Star jelly, off to do some research!

Thank you for the link Al , it's a little long for me to plod through right now though

hmmm jelly from they sky, unidentified organisms......maybe its alie waste from thrir ships

MMMMMMMMMMMM Jelly