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There are other test vehicle possibilities, but it's like pieces from another jigsaw puzzle; they can look good, but don't really fit. Aero Kinetics "Saucer" with tripod legs from Flying Magazine Jan 1963

A tangent: Greg Long worked on this, but seems to have vanished. Does anyone know if he's alive and well? If so, I'd like to get in touch with him about his research on Kenneth Arnold.

Constance, I made the observation (not claim), and no, I didn't provide anything to back it up.

Another point of view, one from an engineer familiar with the topic: John Schuessler of NASA and MUFON on Apollo conspiracy theories, secret missions, and aliens on the Moon. "That's all baloney... I don't think there's any reality to it whatsoever. I'm versed in the extraterrestrial side of...

Chris, I'm interpreting Delonge's post as a picture of John Podesta, and the quotation marks indicate it is Podesta bring quoted about his UAP discussions with POTUS.

Cosmonaut, the discussion didn't allow your questions to get in, but they didn't go to waste. I've used them as the basis for a new article on the case: Blue Blurry Lines: Questions on the Cash-Landrum UFO Investigation

Sounds like a rip in time-space, then. Looks like the peoples of two Earths are being folded together into one time stream. One question though, since there may be other differences. In the world you are from, what color was Lucille Ball's hair?

The series aired on NBC for two seasons as Project UFO. The Milwaukee Sentinel - Feb 18, 1978 Jack Webb Launches 'Project UFO' in Search of Space Bucks

It was Project UFO, and if you search old newspapers and magazines, you'll find listings for it under that title, at least in the USA. Here's a Starlog issue with a long article on it from June 1978 Starlog Magazine Issue 014

I have the series on a bootleg DVD. Strange to see Blue Book cases time-shifted into the late Seventies, portrayed with bad imitation Star Wars and Close Encounters UFO special effects. Stranger still to see Robby the Robot with a see through R2-D2 head in this episode.

Thanks, Isaac for spreading the word on this. I'd long come across references to Gross' histories in UFO texts, but was frustrated not to be able to find the material. Having this to work with is outstanding, and since it is so well sourced, I've often been able to track down the original for...

DS, I thought Dew deleted the video because he let "Cat's" name slip out. Was there really more to it than that?

Simon Sharman had a film, "Cosmic Whistleblowers" nearly complete, part of which included coverage of the Slides saga. He was holding up the film for the event, flew from the UK to Mexico City to film, it and by the time he got home, the ending had changed. He's in the process of conducting new...

Roswell Investigators, Tom Carey and Don Schmitt have been pretty busy lately, continuing their research, working on two new books, a film or two, and they've even managed to squeeze a few shows and conferences into their schedule. Next up for them is the annual Roswell Festival, July 2-5, where...

I wonder if the right arm was broken off at the shoulder during handling after the b&w photo. The Slides pictures show it in a different position and partly concealed by the blanket. By 1956, it was restored to the original placement for the display at Montezuma Castle.

When Carey said the two placard guys are now "among our critics," he was trying to avoid saying the names Anthony Bragalia and David Rudiak. The remark, "among our critics," also demonstrates his "if you are not with, me you are against me" tribal thinking. But to be clear, Bragalia and Rudiak...

Okay, a couple of things about that. I discussed this with Alejandro Rojas, who's been covering this closely and knows many of the players. As of about two weeks ago, Dew was off the radar, but briefly resurfaced to email Rojas. He mentioned that Don and Tom had not heard from him either, so I'm...

Not so seriously, but it might make for the funniest episode of the Paracast ever.

It might make for a very special episode!

Hmm, I see that Jaime Maussan has never been on. If you are not familiar with his work, he's a very prominent UFO journalist in Mexico and reaches a large Spanish-speaking audience around the world. Maussan is not as well known in the USA, but in recognition of his work, he's been invited to...