It's probably not easy for a fighter pilot to make that mistake but from what he said on the JRE, Fravor most likely did make that mistake. His retelling of the incident to Rogan indicates his conclusion of what he thought was happening wasn't...
from the book i posted earlier by Georgina Bruni published 2000
David Boast is a local gamekeeper who lives with his wife and family in a farmhouse on the field facing the landing sites. The researchers claim that the first time they spoke to...
Only third-hand at the moment, reporting indirectly what the family said. But if I find a better one I'll post it.
For what it is worth, here is an article that mentions Barker, Carey and Kerr, but it has few details...
I won't give more than a passing mention to the account of the local gamekeeper David Boast, who never gave an account in his lifetime, but members of his family have recounted second-hand stories that he is said to have told them about the...
The reason I mention the 'loom' (the light cast by an invisible lighthouse on the sky) is that it affords another possible explanation for the 'beams' described by Halt on the tape. If the beams were not an artifact of the Starscope, perhaps the...
Burroughs and Cabansag were looking at the lighthouse on the 26th. Halt was looking at the lighthouse on the 28th, somewhere between midnight and 02:44 am.
This was a completely different location from where they started to observe various...
I speculate that Penniston saw some distant vehicle through the trees at some point; as a relatively new arrival in the UK he may not have been familiar with British agricultural vehicles, or maybe some other vehicle (Ridpath suggests a police...
And I have always also assumed that Halt and his associates were periodically using the Starscope, an instrument that can create a wide range of artifacts through internal reflections and refractions. This may be the cause of the 'beams' he...
Hmm. Halt started seeing the 'beams' at 03:15, while the star was quite a bit higher, and at 04:00 Halt says he thought the star was 5-10 degrees off the horizon; quite accurate for Sirius at 04:00. The mere fact that these witnesses saw the...
Sirius would have moved further west over time; curiously Halt did the same thing, assuming he eventually returned to Woodbridge at the end of the night.
So the witness, and the star, would both have converged on the base.
The SpaceX launch from Canaveral occurred on May 3, at 02.37 GMT.
https://newsroomin.eu/en/ufo-sighting-explained-as-spacexs-falcon-9-rocket/
This translates to 19.37 Pacific time on May 2. Would this launch cause a report at 21.15 Pacific time...
I'm fairly sure that bright stars and planets can appear to 'wander' due to contrast effects, even when the observer is relatively motionless. This is probably a kind of autokinesis effect, coupled with the different sensitivities of the rods and...