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UFO video baffles holidaymakers - watch it here

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Published Date: 12 February 2009
Video footage has emerged of a "cylinder-shaped object" that stunned holidaymakers as it hovered over the coast above a seaside resort.
The UFO was seen floating above a caravan park at Brean, near Burnham-On-Sea in Somerset last summer.

• Click here to watch the video

A two-minute video clip taken by an onlooker shows the cigar-shaped craft moving high above telegraph poles and the stationary vans.

Real? Fake? What do you think it is?

Post your comments below.



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1

nSyratzcGlaw,

12/02/2009 12:15:41
Real ? Fake ? Dead link ?
2

Peedie Paws,

12/02/2009 12:22:51
Didn't see anything but an error page.
3

gordon'sboomhasbust,

glasgow 12/02/2009 12:36:02
I saw it on another online newspaper last week. It's either a weather balloon or a kite.
4

Unimpressed one,

12/02/2009 13:00:50
Looks similar to what some Russian military fighters encountered after they were scrambled to intercept an airborne 'something' which is shown in the declassified film also on Youtube. There again, it could be a plastic balloon. Who knows?
5

The real dracula,

12/02/2009 16:17:33
It looks like one of those box kites.

The link worked for me but the guy filming wasnt very good!!!!!!
6

danbob,

12/02/2009 17:02:50
5# It looks like a box kite to me too. It was flying like one. Another pointless no news day story giving some sad person their fifteen minutes of fame.
7

Douglas,

Bathgate 04/05/2009 14:14:29
Maybe it was a cigar.

 

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