Pyrotechnic Planes and Aerial Phenomena

In August 2018, a UFO sighting in Warminster, England, was initially thought to be a hoax due to suspicious video edits. However, further analysis by Mick West and viewer input revealed the objects were pyrotechnic planes from Airborne Pyrotechnics. The planes, often mistaken for UFOs, use fireworks for displays. This discovery negated the initial hoax verdict, highlighting the importance of thorough investigation and community involvement in understanding such phenomena.

What was initially thought to be the cause of the bright orbs in the sky?

• Fireworks

• Military aircraft

• Meteor shower

• Helicopters or drones

What led the experts to initially label the video as a hoax?

• The video was too short

• A suspicious edit in the video

• The orbs were too bright

• The video was in black and white

What prompted a second look at the video?

• A new video surfaced

• A news article

• A government report

• Viewer feedback

What did Mick West conclude about the suspicious edit in the video?

• It was a deliberate attempt to deceive

• It was to remove dead air

• It was to add special effects

• It was to change the video length

Which hypothesis was ruled out because the objects changed direction?

• Drones

• Helicopters

• Military technology

• Meteor shower

Why was military technology ruled out as a cause for the sighting?

• It was too expensive

• It was too advanced

• It wouldn't be tested in a visible area

• It was not secretive enough

What did a viewer suggest the sighting might actually be?

• Pyrotechnic planes

• A meteor shower

• A weather balloon

• A satellite

What is the main function of pyrotechnic planes?

• To release fireworks from wingtips

• To conduct military operations

• To perform aerial stunts

• To transport goods

Who runs Airborne Pyrotechnics?

• Tony and Tom Dews

• Tim and Mick West

• Tim and Tom Dews

• Mick West

What type of aircraft do Tim and Tom Dews fly?

• Grob motor gliders

• Blimps

• Jet planes

• Helicopters