Ronnie James Dio talks about UFO sighting

[Holymagica]

Ronnie James Dio talks about UFO sighting
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SUWYaok-XAU

So folks who has seen strange things in the sky.
I have many times but most of the time its been the military.

[ZeusJupiter]

This is just one of the collection of 15 videos that were done as a series that I now have on my web site

Very interesting viewing here:

http://ronniejamesdiosite.com/ViDIOs/Magica15interviews/00MagicaInterviews.html
_________________

http://www.diomessageboard.com
THE BEST DIO SITE in THE UNIVERSE

[really long nick name]

http://abcnews.go.com/International/ufo-china-closes-airport-prompts-investigation/story?id=11159531

[PinkLedRushDio]

[Zeus.Jupiter]

You need to have REal AuDIO installed to view these
_________________

http://www.diomessageboard.com

[Rhonda Ross]

I saw strange things, but I cannot confirm them since I was hallucinating from a very dangerous high fever at the time....
maybe at that time it was Ronnie calling to me because I kept talking to a leprechaun named Ralph!
_________________

http://www.myspace.com/metal4pets

http://www.theanimalrescuesite.com/tpc/ARS_linktous

http://www.save-a-life.org/

[PinkLedRushDio]

[really long nick name]

The latest in a long line of U.F.O. sightings has been recorded this time in China. July 7th was the night when a mysterious object was seen flying over Xiaoshan airport in the Hangzhou province of China. Such was the concern over the alleged flying saucer that the Chinese temporarily closed down Xiaoshan airport which meant the delay of about 18 flights.

Many witnesses saw what appeared to be a very bright but oddly shaped light hovering in the night sky very close to the airport. Although there is no confirmation yet as to what the object was there are many who believe that it was just another secret aircraft being tested out or even some kind of missile run.

[Jeffrey]

The only "UFO's" I have seen was after work one night. My friend and I noticed two lights above us in the car. Even though driving at 55 mph, the lights didn't change their distance from us, like you would think something would. It kept up with us for about 20 seconds,, long enough for each of us to ask "do you see that?"

And then, just like Dio said, they disappeared. No light trail, no anything. Just gone.

That thing from China, not what we saw. Strange though.

Jeffrey
_________________
Ronnie James Dio is a legend

[StargazerGeisha]

I love that interview, even though he sounds kind of "woo-woo" if you catch my meaning.

I've never seen anything like that...only shooting stars on my way home at night.

[Rhonda Ross]

[really long nick name]

http://buzz.yahoo.com/buzzlog/93859?fp=1

Last week, the Web was aflutter over rumors that a UFO had been spotted over Xiaoshan Airport in Hangzhou, China. There was even video that showed, well, something, soaring high in the sky.

The Atlantic reports that Geoffrey Forden, a weapons expert from MIT, has analyzed several of the alleged UFO videos. He has come to the conclusion that a) what people saw in one of the videos wasn't a UFO, but a rocket, and b) the same video wasn't taken anywhere near China. It was shot near Kazakhstan.

CNN explains how "Forden used scientific theories to examine the images of the flying object that he felt were not created with Photoshop." Then, on a blog, Forden wrote: "It seems to me that a DF-21 [missile] launch somewhere near Jiuquan and aimed at a point somewhere in the eastern Gobi desert is the most likely cause of this 'UFO.'"

Here's where it gets a little tricky. As mentioned, there are actually several "UFO over China" videos floating around on the Web. Some appear to have been altered with photo-editing software, while some were not.

One of the videos making the rounds on the Web may have really been taken at the airport on the night in question. But (there's always a but), those photos are likely of a missile. The Atlantic writes that "the likeliest scenario, it turns out, is that the Great Twinkling Light of Hangzhou was actually a Chinese ballistic missile, the DF-21."

In other words, don't go calling the Men in Black just yet.

[PinkLedRushDio]

Yes, but everytime something like this happens the government always tries to cover it up. I'm not saying it's real, I haven't seen it, but it's happened hundreds of times were the government gives a lousy reason for what it is.
_________________
So if a stranger sees you
Don't look in his eyes, 'cause he's

Voodoo!

[really long nick name]

Gov't / Military cover ups are common and always likely, however, MIT is a American University. Not sure if u meant Chinese govt or other.

If it's a advanced weapon, the technology was likely ripped off from USA military. Either spy infiltration or other methods in exchange for $.