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Leslie Kean on NPR and Dylan Ratigan 8-24 Indeed, the animations used by ATC are "filtered" to represent transponder codes and those a/c that fly without transponders - US Military does this all the time though they aren't supposed to. Often, when in formation, only one will turn on a...

Leslie Kean on NPR and Dylan Ratigan 8-24 Hi All, In our investigation of the OHare matter we did not find any radar data but that is consistent with UAP reports with an aviation component. The idea that if we don't detect UAP with radar they aren't there is probably not entirely accurate...

Leslie Kean on NPR and Dylan Ratigan 8-24 I think Leslie's lawsuit to get the NASA data on Kecksburg is a great example of a coverup. They have yet to produce the docs as ordered by the court. When Citizens Against UFO Secrecy sued the NSA on UFO docs, after proving that the original NSA claim...

There are some counter issues to be mentioned here, Angel... When Sagan claimed that UFO were purely an American confabulation and was confronted with data from other places in the world he refused to withdraw his comments. He was an establishment scientist who did not become Professor Emeritus...

I had the opportunity to meet Dr. Kaku and show him some of our work at NARCAP during a symposium that we both presented at. It was hosted by George Washington University back in 2003... the subject was UAP and Interstellar Travel. He was very gracious and even then was satisfied that the ETH...

Leslie Kean and Huffington Post Hi All, Leslie Kean's book, "UFOs: Generals, Pilots and Government Officials Go On the Record" is currently being featured in the Books section of the Huffington Post. This is very mainstream exposure. Take a look, add a comment and show your support for her...

I think it was Clark who did an excellent critique of the "Condign Report"..... will check it out. Here the UKMOD admitted that UAP as reported by witnesses exist... "that UAP exist is indisputable"... and nobody sits up and pays attention. The media fail to notice. UFOlogy remains ignorant for...

Hi Kandinsky, We are aware of these good points and suggestions... part of the issue is having a credible body of work before telling everyone that the sky is falling. We did present some of our work to congressmen and that resulted in a GAO inquiry in 2004/05 though the focus shifted from...

Hi Kandinsky, You have hit the nail on the head... The complaints about science not engaging are promoted by the same people whose dogma would be challenged by that science. I hear it all the time yet the same complainers are completely unaware of the science being done. I recall the ATS...

Captain Caveman is so real..... he has to be. Take it back, Eddie. Say it ain't so!

Hello Everyone, This is an interesting documentation, certainly.... With respect to hi res images, let me check my files and see. I have had two computers since we published this so I may not be able to locate them easily. I am sure that Dr. H has them... I actually thought that it would have...

Happy to share.... with respect to more UAP reports during war or peacetime, I have no idea. There are a number of books out and pending with respect to observations in war zones.... Dr. Haines wrote one on incidents during the Korean war and I think one is in the works about UAP during Viet Nam...

With respect to emp, I have no idea. I would suppose it was a predictable consequence of atomic testing and blasts though I have never heard any discussion of it related to the use of the Bomb on Japan..If it was a concern or an intentional outcome of testing, again, I don't know. Aviation...

thank you, I stand advised. Not my area of expertise but I thought the idea was a good one given the Roman use of concrete and the probable acquisition of that technology from others...

If you review Dominic Weinsteins catalog of aviation UAP incidents the majority of those reported during the 1940s were military reports.. (just found the link is broken on the NARCAP site, here is a good one -http://www.ufocasebook.com/pdf/pilotsightings.pdf<cite> </cite>) Unidentified...

@Greg - "We may be trying to separate UFOs from something that we can't dissect, or makes no sense if we try to dissect it." Hi Greg, I agree with you on many of your points... The issue is nuance and UFOlogy doesn't go for that. No differentiation between lights and objects, no discrimination...

I think I saw an article a few years back whereby they proved that many of the structures and blocks were made from a kind of concrete and were cast in place... gonna have to find the article now.... it took microscopic examination of the stone to resolve that it was caste from concrete...

I respectfully disagree on both counts. Polls show a very high interest in UFOs by the general public. I think a Gallup Poll was done a few years ago that revealed that nearly 80% of those interviewed believe that UFO are real. Serious people do study them, you just aren't familiar with the...

It might well be authentic but the location is wrong... it could be an authentic pic of a rain drop on a window. We can't really even be sure that is OHare....nor can we be certain that it was taken on Nov 6, 2006 in the mid-afternoon. It looks a bit rainy and dark for the weather work up we...

With respect to the ETH, I don't see any point in an argument with anyone over whether or not its happening. Its simply one of several ideas relating to UFO/UAP that is floating about out there. Personal experiences aside, public debate on the validity of the ETH is simply posturing and a waste...