Former BBC producer Simon Holland thinks he's found an explanation for the famous 1990 UFO Photograph.
On August 4th, 1990, two young chefs were walking in the Cairngorms National Park near Perth when they noticed a strange diamond-shaped object in the sky nearby.
The frightened men hid behind the bushes to watch the mysterious ship. Shortly thereafter they heard the sound of an RAF jet approaching. The plane appeared to change course and orbit the UFO for a while before returning to its original course.
One of the men wanted to take a picture, pointed his camera at the sky and took several pictures. A few seconds later the object rose into the sky and disappeared.
Exactly what the men saw that day has remained a mystery for more than 20 years, but now ex-BBC producer Simon Holland thinks he's found the answer, and they're not aliens.
Instead, his own investigation raised the possibility that the object could have been part of a secret anti-radar defence system involving a diamond-shaped aircraft escorted by jets.
"MOD previously delivered, No. 039 'known'; Harrier flew over Perthshire 4th August 1990." he said. "This turns out to be a strong clue as to who they were."
“I discovered that the only other Harriers in Britain were owned by BAE Systems, a defence contractor.They used their Harriers as multi-roller dynamometers, testing BAE's cutting-edge technology. “Digging deeper, I found that Marconi Advanced Materials, based at BAE's headquarters in Warton, Lancashire, was probably working on an advanced stealth technique; Skin material for the USAF."
Source: MSN
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