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Unfortunately the myth-makers' tales are too entrenched in the UFO lore to be easily separated from the sincere testimonies of baffled witnesses. They have actively contaminated the data we have at our disposal and future investigators won't probably have the hindsight to recognise the chaff...

Situations like those are evidence that something of a physical nature (captured in photo in McMinville and producing effects on the soil after the landing like, for instance, in the Socorro case) is being observed and, due to the lack of common explanations, are catalogued as being...

The aformentioned "evidence" seems to depend too much on interpretation, assumption and hypothesizing to be, as would be intended (at least by me), self-evident. It all seems to depend on how willing one is to make literal interpretations of the witnesses' testimonies and readily accept the...

Other species have been on Earth for far longer than humans and certain aspects of their physiology (the great sight of some birds, the speed of some mammals, etc) would certainly be of interest to hybridization-laden alien species. I love the way people throw this "there are many alien species...

I'm guessing that the polygraph is widely available in countries outside the US that, after capturing an American agent/soldier, may try to use it to evaluate the validity of the information extracted in an interrogation. Then again, people may start to think that some US army personnel are...

In the present state of "ufological affairs" if the US president or other highly placed person in the White House came out with a sincere declaration stating that their country knows nothing about the subject, the exopolitics and disclosure crowd would just say he/she was lying and that such...

This is Odd! Clearly the photographer was trying to focus the sky behind but why would he do that when there's an object covering at least 40 to 50% of his camera's field of view? It seems strange that he (manually) or the camera (automatically) didn't react in order to focus an object that is...

I sincerely agree with much of what you said on your post. The only thing that strikes me as possibly negative is the aforementioned part, where you confess your interest in watching others fencing their belief systems. Everyone has a point of view (ones a more rigid one, others with a bit more...

My academic formation is in the area of journalism and I can safely say that no newspaper I've ever read anywhere is unbiased (the same applies to TV channels/radio stations). The question here would be the validity of Dr. Daryl Bern's experiments, a subject outside the realm of the New York...

The difference here will always be about faith. Oral tradition is an important channel of transmission of information throughout the ages and cultures (I actually mentioned that on previous post in other threads on this subject) but, reliable as it might be, it isn't a verbatim record of what...

This is Odd! I'm well aware of the large quantity of UFO reports, even from before 1947 when such nomenclature didn't even exist. The amount of cases only strengthens the assertion that something unusual is and has been happening for a long time. Nevertheless, from the body of information...

I'd say it's the entrance to Agartha, the mythical hollow earth from where the UFOs come from :)

To conclude that something anomalous happened in Fátima during 1917 (which I think it did) is quite different from believing in the religious interpretations of what occurred (I don't see it as a religious miracle, because that's an interpretative assumption and not an objective one). It's...

I sincerely can't believe how the moon landings still generate such controversy 40 years after they happened. Conspiracy theorists sure know how to grab a subject and spin it in awkward ways to generate confusion.

But in the end, the interviewers themselves are of the utmost importance here. It's one thing to be interrogated by the police (as in the case of the Fátima witnesses and I must add that the authorities weren't at all interested in validating the occurence, but actively invested in discrediting...

That's an interesting experience. It could have been something of tectonic origin or also an occurence in the vein of the Taos Hum (sound of unknown origin heard in locations around the world). I've also read recently that some strange nocturnal lights have been observed down there in New...

It's funny you mention Fátima because I'm Portuguese and know the case quite well (I've been in Fátima many times, as an interested visitor, but not as a christian). Actually, my great-grandmother was among the crowd there on October 13, 1917 and told me about what she saw back then. At the time...

This is Odd! To me, at least, the UFO (or UAP, whatever is preferred) designation can only be attributed to a phenomenon after its perceived and measured characteristics (speed, size, behavior, etc) have been compared to all known aerial apparatus and natural manifestations. If we're unable to...

This is Odd! Mea culpa. I shall keep from commenting that topic on this thread! PS: Could someone, maybe an Angel, take this Belgian UFO discussion and forward it to a new thread. That way we could debate without being off-topic.

This is Odd! I agree with the part where they categorize the sightings as UFO/UAP (if they weren't able to identify the objects, that's what they are), but the extraterrestrial extrapolation is a stretch on that assessment. I respect their propositon/theory, but I don't subscribe it. As...