UFO's and Defense What Should we Prepare For

Icases a document can stand up to analyses at any given moment.
2 - With respect to a document deemed to be authentic, extracting the maximum
amount of information permitting a known phenomenon to be identified or a phenomenon Ithat is a priori inexplicable to be characterized (size, position, speed, albedo, energy
emitted, etc.). This phenomenon will then be compared with other unexplained Iphenomena in order to draw possible parallels.
It is important to emphasize that the photographic as well as the video documents
available come only from fortuitous witnesses~there are very few opportunities for Isignificant data to be exploited by reason ofsimple statistical considerations: the chances
of being witness to a rare phenomenon, the likelihood of having [camera] equipment in
hand ready to use, the probability of being able to make the proper adjustments and calmly Itake professional quality photographs, etc.
In any case, it seems reasonable to limit in-depth investigations to. cases in which the
following two conditions are met: II - The original document (negative, slide, video cassette, etc.) is available.
2. -There is at least one other independent source of information (visual testimony or
another sensing device).
Trick of the eye: lens-shaped clouds
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Central bulge, broad and narrow disk, this is the definition oflenticular galaxies. It is also
the definition of a type of cloud, cirrocumulus lenticularis, which forms above 7000 m 1·altitude and up to the limits of the troposphere. Their very specific shape is due to factors
such as pressure, temperature, turbulence, and very strong winds. But this shape is
definitely open to every interpretation for those who wish to see it as a flying saucer... I
IWhen military craft play UFOs
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Photographed in 1989 offshore from Los Angeles, this unpiloted surveillance unit is a
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