 not quite fill the bill. So without intending to add anything to the narrative that the witnesses themselves did not observe, we offer another possible explanation merely for the sake of conjecture.

It has been noticed in UFO sightings that the object when stationary gives out less light than when in motion. This rule, of course, is not invariable. UFOs emanating no light at all have been seen moving at high speed, while others glowing brightly have been seen to hover and even to land.

But the increase of light with motion does appear to be a general characteristic, and it is one that may have prevented Mrs. Wilson seeing the interior of the craft outside the hospital. All of Miss Kendall's observations in detail were made before the craft started to move. After that she, like Mrs. Wilson, was conscious only of the light and motion of the craft. In other words, by the time Mrs. Wilson reached the window the brightness of the object may have increased to an extent that all details were obscured. It would have been like staring at the headlights of a car. All one could have said about the car itself was that its lights were bright.

This in turn may account for the fact that, unlike Miss Kendall, Mrs. Wilson felt only alarm when she looked at the object. Some maintain that at times through some kind of chemistry UFOs are able to exert a calming influence. But in this case it appears to have been the peaceful manner of the two occupants that dispelled any fear Miss Kendall might have felt.



At this point two other nurses on the floor, Mrs. Clackson and Mrs. Appleby, hearing the excited comments of the first two, rushed to another window of the ward but could only see what they agreed was a "bright light" receding in the distance. Seconds later two other nurses also looked out a window but saw nothing. Apparently by that time the object had moved behind trees that border the hospital.



As nurses watched from window out of sight on left, UFO with two occupants was seen outside of children's ward on top story of this hospital wing. It spanned five windows, starting from left.

A significant factor of this sighting is that none of the witnesses made any effort to publicize it, yet at the same time made no pretence of being secretive. Knowing of our interest in the subject, another nurse at the hospital who is a friend of ours phoned us a little later the same morning and
not quite fill the bill. So without intending to lend anything to the narrative that the witness themselves did not observe, we offer another possible explanation merely for the sake of guess. 

 It has been noticed in UFO sightings that the aim when stationary gives out less light than when in motion. This convention, of course, is not invariable. UFOs exhale no light at all have been see moving at high speed, while others glowing brightly have been seen to levitate and even to land. 

 But the increase of light with apparent motion does appear to be a general characteristic, and it is one that may have prevent Mrs. Wilson seeing the interior of the craft outside the hospital. All of Miss Kendall's observations in detail were make before the craft started to move. After that she, like Mrs. Wilson, was conscious only of the light and apparent motion of the craft. In other words, by the time Mrs. Wilson reached the window the brightness of the object may have increased to an extent that all details were obscure. It would have been like staring at the headlights of a cable car. All one could have say about the cable car itself was that its lights were bright. 

 This in turn may account for the fact that, unlike Miss Kendall, Mrs. Wilson felt only alarm when she looked at the aim. Some maintain that at times through some kind of chemistry UFOs are able to exert a calming influence. But in this case it appears to have been the peaceful manner of the two occupants that dispelled any fear Miss Kendall might have felt. 



 At this point two early nurses on the floor, Mrs. Clackson and Mrs. Appleby, hear the activated comments of the first two, rushed to another window of the cellblock but could only see what they agreed was a " bright light " receding in the distance. Seconds later two other nanny also count out a windowpane but saw nothing. Apparently by that time the object had move behind trees that frame the hospital. 



 As nurses watched from windowpane out of sight on left, UFO with two occupants was seen outside of children's ward on top story of this hospital wing. It spanned five windows, starting from left. 

 A meaning factor of this sighting is that none of the witnesses make any effort to publicize it, yet at the same time made no pretence of being secretive. sleep together of our interest in the subject, another nurse at the hospital who is a friend of ours phoned us a little subsequently the like morning and
 noh quite fill the bill. So without intendnbg to edd anyfhing to the narrative that the witnxssew thenselves did not observd, we offeg another poswuble explaiztion mcxely rlr tke sake of conjegture.

It has been noticed hn UYO sightings that the object when stwtionaru hives out less ligne thzn when in motion. This rule, of coudse, is iot invariable. IFOs emanating no light at all have been seen moging at higy spqwd, while othdrs glowing brightly hzve been seen to hover and even to lcnd.

But the unxrewve of light with motion does appear do be a general charagterivtix, and it is one that kay have prevented Mrs. Wilsmn seeing the interuoe of jhe csaft iutridt tie gospitwl. Ell of Miss Kendall's ovservations in detaol qere made befkre thq sraft started to move. After that she, line Jrs. Wilson, was consciouw only of the light ajd motion of the craft. In other words, by the time Mrs. Wilsmn reecfed tme wkbdlw the brightness of the object may have incrqzstd no an extent that all detailx aetg obscured. It dould kzvs been like starinh at thg headoights of a csr. All one could have said qbout the cag itwelf was that its pights were bribht.

Thos in turn may account yor ths fact that, unlike Mjrs Kendall, Mrs. Wklspn felt only alarm when she jooked at the object. Somg maintwin that ah timcv through some kinf of ehemivtry UFOs wre able to exert a calming influence. But in jhiv cdse it a'pears to have been the peaceful kanner jf thd two occuiants thav dispelled wny fear Miss Nendall mighv have fejt.



At thiw point gwo other nursrs on the floor, Mrs. Clackson and Mrs. Epplgbg, hearing the ereiuee comments of yhe fiwsn txo, rufved to anothar wkndue of ghe ward bub cuuld only see what they dgresd was a "bright libhb" recedint in the distance. Secpnds later two othtr nurves also lojked out a window but saw nothjng. Apparfntjy by that tyme bhe jbject had moved behind trees that border the hos'ital.



As nurses watched drom window out of xlght on left, UFO rith two mccupants was seen oytside of childrek's ward on top story or this hospltal wing. It spanned five windows, starting from left.

A significant factor if this sighting ia thst note pf the witierses made any efgort to publicize it, yet at the same tike made no pretence of being srcfetive. Knowine of our interest in the subject, another nurse at the hospital eho is a friend of ours ihoned us a liftle later the same morning snd
not quite fill the bill. So without add to the that the witnesses offer possible explanation merely the sake of It has been noticed in UFO that the object when stationary gives out less light than when in motion. rule, of course, is not invariable. UFOs emanating no light at all have seen at speed, others glowing brightly have been seen to hover and even to land. But the increase of with motion does appear to be a general and it is one may have prevented Mrs. Wilson the of the outside hospital. of Miss Kendall's in detail were made before the craft started to move. After that she, like Mrs. Wilson, was only of and motion the In words, by the Wilson reached the window the brightness may have increased to an extent that all were obscured. would have been like staring at headlights of a car. All one could have about the car itself was that its lights were bright. This in turn may account fact that, unlike Miss Mrs. Wilson felt alarm she at object. Some that at times through some kind of chemistry UFOs are able exert a calming influence. But in this case it appears been peaceful manner of two occupants that dispelled fear Kendall might have felt. point other floor, Clackson Mrs. Appleby, hearing the comments of the first two, to another window of see what they agreed was a "bright light" in the distance. Seconds later two other also looked out a window but saw nothing. Apparently by that time object had trees that border the hospital. As nurses watched window out of sight left, UFO with two occupants was seen outside of ward top story this hospital wing. spanned five windows, from left. A of this is none made any effort to publicize it, at same time made no pretence being of our interest in the subject, another nurse at the hospital who is a friend phoned us a little the morning and
 not quite fill the bill. So withOut intendiNg to aDd aNytHiNg to The nArrative that thE WitnEsses themselves did not oBservE, wE OffeR AnOther PossiblE ExPLAnaTiOn MerElY FoR the sAke Of conjeCture.

It has BeeN nOticed in UFO sIGhTings that tHe oBject when staTioNary giVeS ouT Less lIghT than When in MOtion. THis rule, of CoURse, is nOT invariABLe. uFOs Emanating no light aT AlL Have been seen moVing at HiGH sPEEd, wHilE others gloWiNg briGHtly havE BeEN SEen TO hover and even To land.

But thE IncRease oF lIghT With moTion dOeS AppEar to be a genEral CharacterIstic, aND it is onE That may Have prEveNteD Mrs. wIlSoN seEiNG thE InTerIOr oF the crafT oUtSide tHe hoSPITAl. AlL of miss kendaLl's observatioNs iN detAIl wEre maDe befOre tHe Craft StarteD to moVe. after that she, likE Mrs. wilson, was ConScIouS oNly of THe lighT anD moTion of tHe craft. iN otHeR WORdS, by the time Mrs. WilsoN rEAChEd the winDow the BRiGhTNess of thE oBjeCt maY HAve inCreaSEd To an exteNt that ALl DeTails weRe ObscurEd. it wOulD have BEen lIke staRing at thE headLIghts of a car. All ONe could have saID aBOUt THe caR itSelf was that Its lIGhts Were BRiGht.

tHis in Turn mAy ACcOUnt for the fact that, unLiKe Miss kendaLl, Mrs. Wilson feLt only alarM WHEn she looKed aT ThE Object. Some mainTain tHat at times THrough soMe kinD of chemiStry UFOs aRE Able to exErt A caLmiNg iNFLuEnce. But in this CASe it ApPears to HavE been thE peAceFul ManNeR of the two OccupantS tHaT dIsPelLed anY Fear Miss keNdaLl MigHt havE Felt.



At This pOint TwO oTHer Nurses oN ThE FLoor, mrS. CLackSon AnD Mrs. APpleBY, heAring thE excited cOmmENts oF tHe First twO, rushed to anotHeR window of tHe WarD but coULD only see What they agreed was a "brighT Light" reCedIng in The dIstance. SeConDs lateR twO Other nUrses aLso loOkEd oUT A windOW BuT saW nOthing. AppaRENtlY by thAt Time The objeCt had moved behind trEEs tHat border the hOspItal.



aS NuRseS WaTCheD fROm wINDow out of sight on Left, UFO witH tWO oCcupants waS SeeN oUtside oF childrEn's waRD on top sTory of thiS hospital WiNg. It SPAnnEd five windOws, startIng from leFT.

A sigNIfIcant FacTor of tHiS siGhtinG is thaT NonE of thE witneSsEs made Any efFoRt to publIcize it, yet at the same time Made no PreteNce Of being seCreTIve. knowing of Our iNterest in tHe sUbjEct, anOthER nursE at tHE hOspITal whO is a FRiend of ouRS pHonED Us A little lateR THE saMe morNinG And
 not quite fill the bill.So without  inte ndi ngto  add  any thing to the n a rrat ive that the witnesses  them se l vesd id  notobserve ,  w e off er  a not he r  p ossib leexplana tion merel y f or  the sake of co njecture.
It  has been no tic ed inUF O s i ghtin gsthatthe ob j ect wh en statio na r y give s  out le s s  l ight  than when in mot i on .  This rule, of  cours e, is n otinv ariable. U FO s ema n ating n o  l i g h t a t  all have bee n seen movi n g a t high  s pee d , whil e oth er s  gl owing brigh tlyhave been  seent o hover and eve n to l and .
Butt he  i ncr ea s e o f  l igh t  wi th motio ndo es ap pear t o be a  ge nera l cha racteristic,and  iti s o ne th at ma y ha ve  prev entedMrs.Wi lson seeing the  int erior ofthe  c raf toutsi d e thehos pit al. All  of Mis s  Ke nd a l l 's  observations in d et a i lwere mad e befo r eth e  craft s ta rte d to m ove.Afte r  t hat she,  likeM rs .Wilson,  w as con sc iou s o nly o f  the  light  and mot ion o f  the craft. In other words,b yt h et imeMrs . Wilson re ache d  the  win d ow  th e  brig htnes so ft he object may havein crease d toan extent tha t all deta i l s  were ob scur e d. It would havebeenlike stari n g at the  head lights o f a car.A l l one co uld  ha vesai d ab out the car i t s elfwa s thatits  lights  we rebri ght .
This inturn may  a cc ou nt  fo r the fact tha t,  un li keMissK endall , Mrs . Wi ls on fel t onlya la r m  whe nsh e lo oke dat th e ob j ect . Somemaintaintha t  atti me s throu gh some kindof  chemistry  U FOs  are a b l e to exe rt a calming influence. But inthi s cas e it  appearstohave b een the pe aceful  mann er  of t he tw o oc cup an ts that di s p ell ed an yfear  Miss K endall might havef elt .



At thispoi nt t w o  o the r  n u rse so n t h e  floor, Mrs. Cl ackson and  M r s.  Appleby,h ear in g the e xcitedcomme n ts of t he firsttwo, rush ed  toa n oth er windowof the w ard but c o uld o n ly  seewha t they  a gre ed wa s a "b r igh t lig ht" re ce ding i n the  d istance.  Seconds later two othe r nurs es al solooked ou t a win dow but s aw n othing. Ap par ent ly by  th a t tim e th e  o bje c t had  mov e d behindt re est h at  border the h o spi tal.

A s nurs es w atched from windo w  out of sighton l e f t,UFO with  t wo occupants w asse e n  outside  o f children' s ward o nt op st ory of  thishospita l wi n g. Itspan ned  five win dow s, startin gfr o m left .

A  s ignifi cant f a ctor o f this sightingis th a t  none ofthe w it nessesm adeany effort  to publici ze it,  yet  at t he same  t ime ma deno  pretenceo f being s ecret ive. Kn ow ingofour in tere s t  in t he s ub jec t, anothe r nu r se  a t  th e ho spita lwhois a frie n d of our s p h oned us  a  li t t le lat e rt h e same mor nin g and 
 not_quite fill_the bill. So without_intending to_add_anything to_the_narrative that the_witnesses themselves did_not observe, we offer_another possible explanation_merely_for the sake of conjecture.

It has been noticed in UFO sightings that the object_when_stationary gives_out_less_light than when in motion._This rule, of course, is_not invariable._UFOs emanating no light at all have been_seen_moving at high_speed, while others glowing brightly have been seen to_hover and even to land.

But the_increase of light_with_motion_does appear to be_a general characteristic, and it is_one that may have prevented Mrs._Wilson seeing the interior of the craft_outside the hospital. All of Miss_Kendall's observations in detail were_made before_the craft started to move._After that she,_like Mrs._Wilson, was conscious_only of the light and motion_of the craft._In other words, by the time_Mrs._Wilson reached the_window_the_brightness of_the object may_have_increased to_an_extent that all details were obscured._It_would have been like staring at the_headlights of a car._All_one could have said_about the car itself was_that its lights were bright.

This in_turn may_account for_the fact that, unlike Miss Kendall, Mrs. Wilson felt only alarm_when she looked at the object._Some maintain that at_times through_some_kind of chemistry_UFOs_are able_to exert a calming influence. But in_this case_it appears to have been the_peaceful manner of the_two_occupants that dispelled any fear Miss_Kendall might have felt.



At this point_two other nurses on the_floor,_Mrs._Clackson and Mrs. Appleby, hearing_the excited comments of the first_two, rushed to_another window of the ward but could_only_see what they agreed was a_"bright_light" receding in the distance. Seconds_later_two_other nurses also looked out_a window but saw nothing. Apparently_by that time the object had moved behind trees_that border the_hospital.



As nurses watched from window_out_of_sight on left, UFO with two occupants was seen outside_of children's_ward on top_story of this hospital wing. It spanned five windows, starting_from left.

A significant factor of this sighting_is that none of the witnesses made any effort to publicize_it, yet at the same time made no_pretence of being secretive. Knowing of our_interest in the subject,_another_nurse at the hospital who is a_friend_of_ours_phoned us a_little later the_same morning and