Slow-Moving Whitish-Blue Object Baffles Royal Society Physicist Over England
On the evening of August 18, 1783, Tiberius Cavallo, Fellow of the Royal Society, observed an extraordinary luminous object from the North Terrace of Windsor Castle, England.
Narration
A brilliant whitish-blue light erupts over the dark English countryside below.
Windsor Castle North Terrace, August 1783, warm stars overhead, silence reigns.
Tiberius Cavallo, notebook in hand, tracks the luminous object with composed scientific calm.
The slow-moving luminous body morphs oblong, sprouts a tail, then splits into two glowing orbs.
Cavallo submitted his meticulous account to the Royal Society, recording every anomalous detail.
Two minutes after vanishing, a distant rumbling explosion echoed across the silent English countryside.