The community of Great Gonerby, just west of Grantham, Lincolnshire, U.K., has been known as a small village with big numbers when it comes to UFO reports. Only recently, a series of UFO sightings has made newspaper headlines. The attention drawn to the village is primarily due to four years of continuous reports.

During that time, a strange object has been seen by many, including one Allan Spick. He saw it well enough to make a sketch. A copy of his depiction is included.

Another witness has come forward who asserts that he saw the same object over Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Canada.

The anonymous witness said: "It was about 50 feet off the ground and not more than a city block away from me. I saw what appeared to be a craft that looked almost tear-shaped but sideways. I slowed down to a crawl and watched it hovering for about 10 seconds."

In a recent article from Great Britain, a new theory has developed: the unknown object could be the top-secret American spy plane, known as the Aurora. This craft of mystery, allegedly created at Area 51, has been alluded to many times in folklore, but no one has ever taken a photograph of the real thing, at least not to my knowledge. And there is no definitive proof that it even exists. A depiction of it is included here. This new, high-tech surveillance plane, as legend goes, is a replacement for the ageless Blackbird. The Aurora is allegedly capable of speeds far beyond the sound barrier.

This is an interesting theory, but only time will tell how much probative value it has. Is it possible that some of the UFO sighting reports have actually been the Aurora?

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