Netflix show 'Encounters' explores Broad Haven Triangle mystery

[UM-Bot]

A new Netflix show takes a closer look at a spate of over 450 UFO sightings that were reported in a remote area of Wales.

https://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/news/370776/netflix-show-encounters-explores-broad-haven-triangle-mystery

[Cho Jinn]

Intriguing.

[quiXilver]

It's a fascinating series.  I appreciate the focus on mass sightings.

 

[NCC1701]

Close encounters.

[Earl.Of.Trumps]

8 hours ago, quiXilver said:

It's a fascinating series.  I appreciate the focus on mass sightings.

I'm very much with you, quiXilver. It's awful hard - if not impossible, to "debunk" a mass sighting. 

I wish we had more encounters relayed to us.

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[quiXilver]

It's particularly intriguing given the conservative nature of the folks in rural Texas and a small town in Wales.

Hundreds with corroborating details in uncoordinated events.  Very intriguing.

[+OverSword]

I’ll probably watch it.

[tcgram]

Sounds interesting.   

[Timothy]

9 hours ago, Earl.Of.Trumps said:

I'm very much with you, quiXilver. It's awful hard - if not impossible, to "debunk" a mass sighting. 

I wish we had more encounters relayed to us.

It’s pretty easy to debunk a mass sighting with no evidence.

[Earl.Of.Trumps]

12 hours ago, Timothy said:

It’s pretty easy to debunk a mass sighting with no evidence.

On the contrary, it's all but impossible to debunk a mass sighting incident.

[Trelane]

33 minutes ago, Earl.Of.Trumps said:

On the contrary, it's all but impossible to debunk a mass sighting incident.

Exhibit A to prove this statement false is the Phoenix Lights incident. It was supposedly some mass sighting but after a little prying and objective analysis it was proven not to be. I suspect this nonsense will be the same thing.

But by all means, jump on the sensationalism bandwagon with no proof. It is always a chuckle when the truth comes out in the wash.

[Earl.Of.Trumps]

1 hour ago, Trelane said:

Exhibit A to prove this statement false is the Phoenix Lights incident. It was supposedly some mass sighting but after a little prying and objective analysis it was proven not to be. I suspect this nonsense will be the same thing.

But by all means, jump on the sensationalism bandwagon with no proof. It is always a chuckle when the truth comes out in the wash.

And you have chosen a mass sighting of UFO's, Phoenix Lights. Let a man of science show you the way. 

People saw many things in the sky all day long, but of real note was a black 600 ft. long, A-frame UFO, which was seen from eastern Nevada all the way through AZ and down into Mexico. 
Propagandists say sightings were of flares. But the flares, dropped at 10,000 feet, could not be seen at 120 miles away due to being below the horizon for those viewers.

In other words... the propagandists LIED. 

Trelane, I would rather have science and truth on my side than the government.  Ta ta 

[Golden Duck]

On 10/3/2023 at 9:21 AM, Earl.Of.Trumps said:

And you have chosen a mass sighting of UFO's, Phoenix Lights. Let a man of science show you the way. 

People saw many things in the sky all day long, but of real note was a black 600 ft. long, A-frame UFO, which was seen from eastern Nevada all the way through AZ and down into Mexico. 
Propagandists say sightings were of flares. But the flares, dropped at 10,000 feet, could not be seen at 120 miles away due to being below the horizon for those viewers.

In other words... the propagandists LIED. 

Trelane, I would rather have science and truth on my side than the government.  Ta ta 

Nice attempt at trying to slip in a hidden "ad hominem".

Noone says the lights that flew over Phoenix were flares. To assert otherwise, is not true. 

The single witness that observed the lights through a telescope said they were planes.

[Earl.Of.Trumps]

1 hour ago, Golden Duck said:

Nice attempt at trying to slip in a hidden "ad hominem".

Noone says the lights that flew over Phoenix were flares. To assert otherwise, is not true. 

The single witness that observed the lights through a telescope said they were planes.

 

Over 10,000 eyewitnesses and you cherrypick the one that saw planes. LOL. He was likely a CIA consultant, or he never saw the UFOs. I go for the former. 

Anyway, dozens of people claim they saw a 2-football-stadium long, black, A-shaped craft with colored lights on the bottom, going 500 mph to the South. 

 

Now, .those folks either were part of a conspiracy (not my belief) or they all told the truth because they could not possibly err and all have the same outrageous description, EZPZ. 

 

Lets get back to your man with a telescope. 

1] American planes will not go into Mexico, yet the people of Sonora state, Mexico, also experienced the same complaints of visitations by strange aircrafts.
But it wasn't the planes that caused their angst. so what was? 

2] The a-frame craft had colored lights on the bottom that are not allowed in any country in the world. They are NOT airplanes.

 

There ya go, the crowd was right all along.  EZPZ. 

 

 

 

Edited October 4 by Earl.Of.Trumps
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[Still Waters]

Related:

A spoof road sign warning about UFOs has appeared near a village featured in a Steven Spielberg Netflix series about extra-terrestrials.

Showing a spaceship, it popped up in Broad Haven in Pembrokeshire.

The village has been described as the "Bermuda Triangle" of mysterious sightings, and features in Encounters.

But the sign did not last much longer than a UFO shooting across the sky, and it has now been taken down from the outskirts of the village.

Pembrokeshire council said it was not approached for consent to put it up.

However, the mystery deepened when the council confirmed that although it does regularly remove signs "that are inappropriate for the highway", it did not get rid of this one.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-67006272

[Zebra3]

The show is great, the last episode about the tsunami was weak, but great otherwise.