Simon Griffey, a doctor of psychology at Cardiff University, and his son Jack saw something that could be described as a UFO when they where driving near Llangynidr Mountain in the Brecon Beacons, Powys. This is the third reported sighting in Britain, following observations by the Army and police, in a short time.

Griffey said to The Sun:

Ive had loads of theories proposed by friends and neighbours but none of them add up.

There was no noise whatsoever, it was a bit eerie. Ive driven over this mountain for 17 years and have never seen anything like it.

Read more about this at thaindian.com.

On the 30th of October last year a plane from the Romanian air force was hit by an Unidentified Flying Object (UFO) at an altitude of 6300 metres. The camera on the plane captured 4 Unidentified Flying Objects which could not be made out on video due to the speed and due to the impact.

The pilot and another plane was doing a routine exercise 6km away from Gherla when the incident occured.

The first theories was that a bird had hit the plane, but that theory could be dismissed pretty soon since no birds fly at an altitude of 6300 meters in Romania and no organic material could be found on the plane. The second theory was that pieces of ice hit the plane, but also that theory could be dismissed because of the weather at that time.

Even the theory about human objects, like fall-offs from a civilian plane, could be dismissed since no civilian flights where in that area. In fact no civilian planes where even close to 30 Km from Gherla at that time.

Read the full story at TimesNow.tv.

The Vietnam News Agency reported that an unidentified flying object exploded at about 10:00 AM on May 27th over the northern part of Phu Quoc Island. It is reported that many residents found what are described as “many gray metal pieces, including a 1.5 meter long piece”.

On YouTube.com there’s a video showing parts of the object that exploded: