UFO Looks Like a Quidditch Ball

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Updated Apr. 20, 2017 5:47PM EDT / Published Aug. 17, 2013 12:00AM EDT

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While watching the sky for meteorites in England, a witness described on a UFology website seeing several UFOs instead. He described the scariest one to be "four orange circles together, two at the back and two in front in the centre and they were orange balls but they looked slightly different and we noticed them longer they had a line on the left and right side of them like wings but very small similar to the quidditch ball in Harry Potter but much bigger!" Surprisingly, there was no note of a small boy in glasses.

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UFO Looks Like a Quidditch Ball

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