‘Plasma’ Sighting
Huish Hill, Huish, Wiltshire, England 

3a

Video Still © 2001 Ed Sherwood/Millennium Research

July 23rd 2001
Witness & Videographer: Ed Sherwood

At approximately 9:40pm, after earlier requesting out loud
on camera a close sighting of ‘plasma’ during a solo ‘UFO night watch’,
I (Ed Sherwood) witnessed and filmed, using a Sony Handycam set in ‘Night Vision’
mode, a bright amber-orange colored luminosity that suddenly appeared low above
the crest of a hillside in front of me, about a mile away. Like a large slowly rising
‘fire ball’, the luminosity made no discernable noise, remaining visible
for about a minute and a half before suddenly ‘blinking out’ and disappearing
against the late dusk sky. The luminosity appeared over Huish Hill, one of several sites
in the Vale of Pewsey in Wiltshire where nocturnal fireballs, atmospheric plasmas
or ‘earth lights’, invariably amber-orange in color, have been sighted during
‘UFO night watches’.

The weather conditions at the time were a mostly clear sky,
with good visibility, no precipitation, and very little wind.  

Photo 3a shows the luminosity above the adjacent hillside
(part of a wood on the hill can be seen at the top right of the picture)
about 15 seconds after it first appeared, with the camera set
to full zoom.
 

      Video Stills © 2001 Ed Sherwood/Millennium Research

Photo 3b shows the luminosity with the camera set to half zoom. 

Photo 3c shows the luminosity at it highest point in the sky just prior to vanishing,
with the camera set on half zoom.

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