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Date of sighting: April 21, 2022
Location of sighting: Newnham, Gloucestershire, England
Check this out! A disk shaped cloud was seen over England this week. As you know, aliens often create clouds around the UFO in order to fly lower and closer to human civilization below. This disk has a huge circular hump on its upper center. From the photo I estimate the cloud to be half a km long, which means the UFO within it is about half that…one quarter km long. But the UFO extends its shields around it and creates this cloud, which is contained and keeps the shape of the UFO since the shields extend outward evenly from the UFO. Recent UFO videos released by the US gov show and confirm that UFOs do create clouds!
Scott C. Waring – Taiwan
News states:
Sherrie, a keen photographer, said she “couldn’t take [her] eyes off it” and managed to pull out her phone to get a quick snap. The cloud, which bears a striking resemblance to a flying saucer used by aliens, could be a type of lenticular cloud, often comparable in appearance to a saucer or lens.
Sherrie said: “Saw this UFO over Newnham Estuary yesterday late afternoon, Easter Sunday. I was absolutely mesmerised. I couldn’t take my eyes off it. Luckily I took a couple of shots because two minutes later it had gone.
“We had been to Lydney Harbour for a picnic. Then on the way back we stopped off for an ice cream and ate it by the river at Newnham. ‘And during this time that’s when the cloud appeared in front of us.”
She added that she thought the sighting was supernatural and it was wonderful to capture such a spectacular sight. “I look for fun things to share which I think is even more important than ever with all that is going on in the world,” she said. “We need fun light hearted stories to share to keep us motivated in life.”
UFO Hiding In Cloud Seen Over England, April 21, 2022, Photos, UFO Sighting News. 🛸🛸🛸 https://t.co/ysrrg5ddBc #ufotwitter #secureteam10 #ancientaliens pic.twitter.com/P5x4CQFJqU
— Scott C. Waring. (@ScottCWaring) April 28, 2022
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