At first I thought it was strange and let it go but while surfing you-tube I came across this video posted from Scotland, and to my amazement its the same as my sighting back in December....heres the link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ygYpoY9lCnU.
My experience occurred at the time of the Geminids Meteor Shower back in December 2009. I was out heading towards the back of rosemore park in Monaghan town in order to try and avoid light pollution from the town it was between 4.30- 5.00 am when I noticed at first a light, unlike the meteors which were travelling vertically down to earth it was travelling horizontally, while i watched this light two more became visible at the rear. The spacing was in the shape of a giant triangle. The lights never deviated from the triangle shape while it was visible to me. There was no sound apart from the traffic further away than the triangle. It lasted only 7 or 8 minutes and the sky that night was clear hence why i was out at such a time.
What was really strange to me was the way it never deviated from the shape given that the spacing was over what seemed a long distance. The rear two lights where closer to each other in comparison to the lead light at the front that appeared to be at least twice the distance.
Has anyone else seen this around the same time, or ever?
Full Version: Flying Triangle Over Monaghan
The Flying triangles seem to be "ours" and not ET. At least that is what my research has shown.
If you read the descriptions given by George Adamski of the Mantell incident and how the drive fields of advanced ET ships work, the triangular design would not accommodate them. Rather, it seems to be that the Military is mimicking lesser effects of older ET tech and instead of an all encompassing drive field (like the classic scout ships) the drives seem more point based, hence the familiar reports of the triangles glowing at each point.
It is possible that some of the larger ones are built on the lunar base(s).
If you read the descriptions given by George Adamski of the Mantell incident and how the drive fields of advanced ET ships work, the triangular design would not accommodate them. Rather, it seems to be that the Military is mimicking lesser effects of older ET tech and instead of an all encompassing drive field (like the classic scout ships) the drives seem more point based, hence the familiar reports of the triangles glowing at each point.
It is possible that some of the larger ones are built on the lunar base(s).
QUOTE (K in LA @ Jun 3 2010, 02:05 AM) 
The Flying triangles seem to be "ours" and not ET. At least that is what my research has shown.
If you read the descriptions given by George Adamski of the Mantell incident and how the drive fields of advanced ET ships work, the triangular design would not accommodate them. Rather, it seems to be that the Military is mimicking lesser effects of older ET tech and instead of an all encompassing drive field (like the classic scout ships) the drives seem more point based, hence the familiar reports of the triangles glowing at each point.
It is possible that some of the larger ones are built on the lunar base(s).
If you read the descriptions given by George Adamski of the Mantell incident and how the drive fields of advanced ET ships work, the triangular design would not accommodate them. Rather, it seems to be that the Military is mimicking lesser effects of older ET tech and instead of an all encompassing drive field (like the classic scout ships) the drives seem more point based, hence the familiar reports of the triangles glowing at each point.
It is possible that some of the larger ones are built on the lunar base(s).
*Have to basically agree K from LA,
...My talks with Glenn Steckling, head of the 'Adamski Foundation', tend to bear this out...and my knowledge of 'The Tall White's' crafts (their Scout Ships) also suggest that the 'Triangular' Ones are MOSTLY of Earth back-engineered craft. The REALLY huge Triangular ones do pose a problem here, since they...if not from a Lunar Base...defy anything Human Built to date/'S'
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