icWales - Website debunks 'Welsh Roswell': "Website debunks 'Welsh Roswell'Feb 20 2007
Robin Turner, Western Mail
A CELEBRATED UFO incident in which aliens are said to have crash-landed into a remote Welsh mountain range in 1974 may finally have been debunked.
According to contributions on the internet encyclopedia Wikipedia, the Berwyn Mountains Incident - often referred to as the 'Welsh Roswell' - was actually a combination of an earthquake, a meteor shower and poachers carrying lanterns. Supporters of the UFO theory last night hit back at the claims.
It all happened on the frosty night of January 23, 1974, near Llandrillo, high in Clwyd's Berwyn Mountains.
Just after 8.30pm, even the most solid farmhouses and country pubs began to shake as the earth rumbled with what appeared to be a fantastic impact."
Tuesday, February 20, 2007
icWales - Website debunks 'Welsh Roswell'
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
I have been seeing quite a bit of the "US Navy Map of the Future" since the Japan earthquake and tsunami. Does anyone actu... -
Project Superman: Andy Pero This, to me, is one of the more facinating stories to come out of Montauk. Mainly because a lot of what he said ... -
Since Paul Bennewitz introduced the story of the Dulce Base, the conspiracy theories have grown, and have flourished on the World Wide We... -
Okay, if this is a joke, hoax, photo shopped etc.... Will someone please tell me? If looks legitimate to me, but my digging around is a bit ...
-
HITLER HIRED TO START WW2... WASN'T EVEN ANTI SEMITE : "The ink wasn't dry on the Versailles Peace Treaty before the Illuminati...
-
U.S. military caused the 2004 Indian Ocean Tsunami With Afghanistan and Iraq already lost, the Wall Street bankers were all desperately look...
-
Even before the famed Kenneth Arnold sighting or even the Roswell crash, the skies over the Earth were lighting up. For instance, the Scand... -
Here we go again, it looks like Stephenville/Dublin Texas is having another UFO flap. They still call them flaps don't they? Anyway, the...
-
Utsuro-bune is interesting because it's generally considered folklore. But when you look at it, it sounds like a close encounter of ... -
I ran across this article, and since I post a lot of conspiracy theories here, I thought this would be appropriate. It's from Cracked.co...
No comments:
Post a Comment