© UnknownMorpeth Station
It was just after 7pm on Tuesday, January 18, 1977, when houses were shaken over a wide area of Northumberland by a mystery object. The effect was felt as far apart as Stakeford, North Seaton, Morpeth, Ulgham and Whalton.
People described how their homes were shaken violently, with doors banging and windows rattling. The noise was compared to thunder by some, while others said it sounded like snow falling off the roof, but there was no snow on the roof. Others said the noise sounded like bricks being dumped outside the house. A policeman who lived near Morpeth Railway Station thought there had been a train crash when he heard the noise.
However, a group of youngsters playing in the street at the police houses at the Kylins, Morpeth, saw a mystery flying object glowing in the sky. It was said to be a bright yellow ball and when it went bang, it went over the area quite quickly.
As it sped off there a bright trail was seen behind it, but it was not like an aircraft condensation trail. The children in the area were so frightened, they ran into their homes to let their parents know of the sighting.
Adults and children from other areas also saw the mystery object. One man went out to look and saw what he thought was a large helicopter south west of Morpeth.
The object was lit up by a yellow light and from where he was watching it appeared to be hovering.
The authorities looked into the matter and contacted the RAF, at its early warning station at Boulmer, and Newcastle Airport, but neither had picked up anything to account for the mystery object.
In June 1974 three Morpeth boys saw a mysterious light in the sky and also heard a strange noise.
They heard a high-pitched noise from the direction of Morpeth Common as they walked up Swansfield, on the Kirkhill Estate. Then they saw a bright light which started to move. On that occasion the light moved over the Whalton Road and then south.From time to time people in different parts of Northumberland have seen unexplained lights in the sky. Astronomer Patrick Moore went on record to say that mysterious objects could be meteorites. He said they are heavenly bodies which burn away as they pass through the upper layers of the earth's atmosphere.
Whilst this sounds like similar phenomena too what is generally seen and experienced when Plasma discharges take the form of ball lightning, those same discharges are usually random and move in a very erratic way. This piece reminds me of a comment I made on a similar article regarding mysterious booms over a month ago, so will share it again here, as I feel it has relevance.
One thing we do know is these booms and the accompanying skylights, caused a very strong fear reaction in people who perceived whatever this was.
The eye witness reports tell us a lot:
“However, a group of youngsters playing in the street at the police houses at the Kylins, Morpeth, saw a mystery flying object glowing in the sky. It was said to be a bright yellow ball and when it went bang, it went over the area quite quickly.
As it sped off there a bright trail was seen behind it, but it was not like an aircraft condensation trail. The children in the area were so frightened; they ran into their homes to let their parents know of the sighting.
Adults and children from other areas also saw the mystery object. One man went out to look and saw what he thought was a large helicopter south west of Morpeth.
The object was lit up by a yellow light and from where he was watching it appeared to be hovering.”
When a naturally occurring Plasma-Ball lightening sphere explodes, there is no visual trace of it after the event, due to the Electromagnetism charge being dissipated into the surrounding atmosphere or the ground, by the discharge explosion. So that unidentified glowing object in the sky, which was witnessed hovering stationary and whizzing around afterward dead giveaway that there was more than just naturally occurring EM powering this event. Also, ball lightening does not leave a bright glowing trail. The question is, what was this and what was powering this?
If it’s was a choice between the naturally occurring EM Plasma event or a consciously directed transdimensional-plasma critter, I would tend to go with an negative-Space Cowboy bleed-through. I think they use the negative emotional energy that we turn into EM waves and then broadcast in our response too such events, to literally feed and power the intrusion as it is happening.
With what were learning about time being nothing more than an illusion of perception, it wouldn't matter that the fear reaction is perceived to happen after the event, because as we have now proved, we can communicate with ourselves in the future and past. It doesn't take much to make the leap that unfortunately so can our natural transdimensional plasma-predators.
In other words, they can use their 4D version of game theory and pre-judge how strong a fear reaction would be to an external stimuli, then cause an event to happen and immediately draw on any negative EM energy connected to the stimuli or intrusion, in what we perceive to be the past, present or future, but in essence is actually happening all at once in an ever expanding present. I think it's how they travel or fall here. For us, our perception got in the way, and it seemed like everything was fluid, spaced out, and unconnected, because our own perception blinds us to seeing events as is, without time, and hence we have this disjointed and out of synch response with the events as they are. Due to our own wilful ignorance, we usually react in fearful emotional patterns to what we perceive as an unknown event or something we can’t or won’t allow ourselves to understand, and actually help power the event in the first place through ignorance and conditioned fear responses.
The higher pitched noises could also be explained if we consider that this transdimensional intruder was operating at a much higher frequency or resonance to traverse the dimensional/density barriers, as such we would experience the effects of this higher frequency as a higher pitched whining. This also explains why animals such as dogs can often go crazy when such bleed-through’s occur in their locality. As we know form using dog whistles and other higher frequency devices, their hearing range operates on a much wider frequency range than ours, and so any high frequency whining noises the Space Cowboys make, would not only be heard by the dogs first, but also drive them crazy like the dog whistles.