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   From: respond@invalid.invalid   
      
   "Andrew W"  wrote in   
   news:4d6c05f4$0$22469$afc38c87@news.optusnet.com.au:   
      
      
   > .. People like Paul Hellyer aren't making things up or   
   > misidentifying things.   
      
   I read the article, and what he saw sounds like the UFO's I saw once.   
      
   They were extrememely tiny lights high in the sky at night, resembling   
   human-built satellites in terms of luminance.   
      
   However, their tracks (apparent tsangental velocities) were not   
   constant. It seemed like they were practicing docking manouvers.   
      
   Human satellites (shuttle / space station) take hours to do so. These   
   were coming togther and then splitting up again a few minutes later.   
   There were 5 or 6 involved.   
      
   If they were military craft, they were doing nothing to hide from a   
   casual observer. In any case, they remain UFOs despite the fact that no   
   little grey men were seen.   
      
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