Former Page Three icon Melinda Messenger is adamant that what she saw was not drones, a meteor shower or flares, with the mysterious orbs ‘splitting’ in the sky
Melinda Messenger has shared images and videos of an eerie UFO encounter. The former glamour model posted a lengthy caption in which she was adamant that the light orbs were not man made or a meteor shower. The images, albeit blurry, show a number of golden-coloured light orbs hovering in the sky before splitting to show more.
She wrote: “I had an experience last night in North Pembrokeshire. Golden sun sized orbs showed up over the sea horizon.
“They appeared on over 10 different occasions throughout the evening, moving, hovering, changing formation and size and shape and splitting into more orbs, then merging.
“My old phone camera does not do justice to what I saw.”
She continued: “They weren’t plane or boat lights, and were not a man made light show nor drones, starlink or a meteor shower nor flares.
“In the first video three golden orbs the size of the sun appeared, the second video is another sighting in the same location when it was darker.
“You might need to zoom in to see them. The dogs started barking like crazy.
“I took a few screenshots and enhanced some of them to try and see more clearly what was there.”
The statement went on: “What my camera didn’t pick up was how much they separated into different orbs, how distinct they were and that some of them changed into star cross shapes in one of the sightings.
“The intensity of the light was profound.”
Followers found it amazing, with The Wanted star Siva Kaneswaran commenting: “Wow Melinda! I think they showed themselves to you because you’re open to it. Inspiring stuff!”
Someone else said: “That’s totally amazing. Very envious of that spectacular sight.”
Another said: “We are definitely not alone.”
Meanwhile, others tried to explain the lights away, suggesting they were just normal street or building lights photographed from a long way away, making them blur and distort due to the limitations of a phone camera.
“Don’t get involved in all these conspiracy theories in these people commenting,” one person said. “It might get a few comments on the post but in the long run it will result in you being humiliated.”
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