9-19-52 YORKSHIRE ENGLAND
The sighting occurred just before 11am.. on Friday, September 19, 1952 in North Yorkshire, England, when Lieutenant John W. Kilburn and at least four other aircrew personnel on the ground observed a Gloster Meteor (plane) approach the RAF Topcliffe airbase from the East. The aircrew “suddenly noticed a white object in the sky at a height between ten and twenty thousand feet some five miles astern of the Meteor.”
“The object was silver in color and circular in shape, it appeared to be traveling at a much slower speed than the Meteor, but was on a similar course. It maintained the slow forward speed for a few seconds before commencing to descend, swinging in a pendular motion during descent, similar to a falling sycamore leaf. This was at first thought to be a parachute or engine cowling. The Meteor, meanwhile, turned towards [unreadable] and the object, while continuing its descent, appeared to follow suit.”
“After a further few seconds, the object stopped its pendulous motion and its descent, and began to rotate about its own axis. Suddenly, it accelerated at an incredible speed towards the west, turning onto a south-easterly heading before disappearing.”
“All of this occurred in a matter of fifteen to twenty seconds. The acceleration was in excess of that of a shooting star. I have never seen such a phenomenon before. The movements of the object were not identifiable with anything I have seen in the air and the rate of acceleration was unbelievable.” This incident was documented in a front page headline in the September 20, 1952 edition of the Yorkshire Evening Press. NOTE: The above image is C.G.I.
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