BORU-UFO - BUTLER ORGANIZATION for RESEARCH of the UNEXPLAINED
Meeting Information:
Meetings are currently held in the back dinning room of King's Family Restaurant
New Castle Road, Butler, PA 16001. (This is a temporary location)
Meetings start at 6:30pm. Length of meeting varies, depending on topics to be
discussed.
New Castle Road, Butler, PA 16001. (This is a temporary location)
Meetings start at 6:30pm. Length of meeting varies, depending on topics to be
discussed.
| Possible UFO Landing? |
We Are Not Alone!!!
UFO Incident In Oakland Township Butler Pennsylvania
March 1990
To the north, in the rolling hills of Butler County, On 63 acres that used
to be farm land. Now it's become a playground for dirt bikers and
motorcyclists who trespass and run trails through the woods and over
the fields. Even when the weather is cold, the rough road gets its share
of lovers and drinkers.
It was on the afternoon of March 8th 1990, that some cyclists pulled in
and continued the drinking they'd started elsewhere. They swear today
that what they saw had nothing to do with alcohol. And all they will ever
say they saw was this: An object or maybe more than one object came
out of the sky. They left. Fast. That night, word reached a local bar that
something strange happened up on the hill. One man was so curious
that around midnight he drove to the area and, by the light of his car
headlights, he found a series of rings burned into the grass. He says
that his hair literally stood straight up on end. The nine marks in the
ground were more oval than circular, and each was about eight feet
wide. The blackened grass seemed slippery to the touch, not brittle, and
there was no burnt smell.
Within a few days, investigators went to the site. Just as the daylight was
fading, a strange light could be seen in the darkening sky. Some stars
were already out in the fairly clear evening. The strange light to the east
was not a star. Nor did it look like an airplane. At first the object could be
seen through the trees. When the object reached the tree line it became
stationary. It was definitely not an airplane or helicopter.
Witnesses began videotaping the hovering object. They called it a UFO
because any flying object that is not readily identified is entitled to that
terminology. Witnesses describe the UFO as being nearly twenty times
larger than a star. It had an intense yellowish light with pinkish orange
hues. It bounced slightly up and down and appeared to wobble slightly. It
hovered at the tree line until 7:34pm, seemed to blink out for a second,
then it came back on. It quickly diminished in size and brightness. The
object appeared to look somewhat like a child's top encircled by a ring. It
appeared to spin and hover. It was later determined that it was not a
conventional type of aircraft, nor a small planet.
The question still remains: What was it?
This story isn't science fiction. The circles were examined and
photographed. The flying object was observed by at least eight people
and videotaped on three camcorders. The incident was unusual enough
that the videotape was later shown in a segment of the television show,
"A Current Affair."
The fact is, worldwide, there are thousands of sightings of unexplained
phenomena every year — everything from Bigfoot to crop circles to
UFOs. And the sightings tend to be consistent. Saucer sightings from
around the world are often remarkably similar in detail. Are they
hallucinations? Hysteria? Results of an electromagnetic field?
Fanciful scenarios concocted by people seeking attention?
Misunderstood natural phenomena'? All are possibilities, but there are
still many cases that simply don't appear to have any explanation, at
least none that coincides with what we consider normal behavior.
March 1990
To the north, in the rolling hills of Butler County, On 63 acres that used
to be farm land. Now it's become a playground for dirt bikers and
motorcyclists who trespass and run trails through the woods and over
the fields. Even when the weather is cold, the rough road gets its share
of lovers and drinkers.
It was on the afternoon of March 8th 1990, that some cyclists pulled in
and continued the drinking they'd started elsewhere. They swear today
that what they saw had nothing to do with alcohol. And all they will ever
say they saw was this: An object or maybe more than one object came
out of the sky. They left. Fast. That night, word reached a local bar that
something strange happened up on the hill. One man was so curious
that around midnight he drove to the area and, by the light of his car
headlights, he found a series of rings burned into the grass. He says
that his hair literally stood straight up on end. The nine marks in the
ground were more oval than circular, and each was about eight feet
wide. The blackened grass seemed slippery to the touch, not brittle, and
there was no burnt smell.
Within a few days, investigators went to the site. Just as the daylight was
fading, a strange light could be seen in the darkening sky. Some stars
were already out in the fairly clear evening. The strange light to the east
was not a star. Nor did it look like an airplane. At first the object could be
seen through the trees. When the object reached the tree line it became
stationary. It was definitely not an airplane or helicopter.
Witnesses began videotaping the hovering object. They called it a UFO
because any flying object that is not readily identified is entitled to that
terminology. Witnesses describe the UFO as being nearly twenty times
larger than a star. It had an intense yellowish light with pinkish orange
hues. It bounced slightly up and down and appeared to wobble slightly. It
hovered at the tree line until 7:34pm, seemed to blink out for a second,
then it came back on. It quickly diminished in size and brightness. The
object appeared to look somewhat like a child's top encircled by a ring. It
appeared to spin and hover. It was later determined that it was not a
conventional type of aircraft, nor a small planet.
The question still remains: What was it?
This story isn't science fiction. The circles were examined and
photographed. The flying object was observed by at least eight people
and videotaped on three camcorders. The incident was unusual enough
that the videotape was later shown in a segment of the television show,
"A Current Affair."
The fact is, worldwide, there are thousands of sightings of unexplained
phenomena every year — everything from Bigfoot to crop circles to
UFOs. And the sightings tend to be consistent. Saucer sightings from
around the world are often remarkably similar in detail. Are they
hallucinations? Hysteria? Results of an electromagnetic field?
Fanciful scenarios concocted by people seeking attention?
Misunderstood natural phenomena'? All are possibilities, but there are
still many cases that simply don't appear to have any explanation, at
least none that coincides with what we consider normal behavior.
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