Tim Printy

A sceptic who writes in SUNlite, Tim Printy has offered his own readings of several classic cases. At Goose Bay in 1952, he matched one chase to Venus and suggested Altair fit December 15 better. He went through the Blue Book logs of the 1957 USCGC Sebago sighting. His view was that NICAP had merged a probable P2V patrol aircraft and a false target into one craft. In the 1991 Mexico City eclipse wave, he found tapes showing Venus, Regulus and Mars in the correct configuration. To him, the famous hyperjump was saturated pixels and a moving camera.

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Goose Bay AFB radar-visual sightings, 1952

June 19, 1952 · Goose Bay Air Force Base, Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Labrador

UAP · Unknown · 21 sources

51Partially documented

RB-47 Radar and ELINT UFO Encounter

July 17, 1957 · Gulf Coast to Oklahoma City (Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma); first visual near Winnsboro, Louisiana

UAP · Unknown · 26 sources

57Partially documented

Sceptic, author of the SUNlite 4-1 analysis

USCGC Sebago radar-visual sighting, Gulf of Mexico

November 5, 1957 · Gulf of Mexico, about 200 miles south of the Mississippi delta

UAP · Unknown · 11 sources

41Partially documented

Skeptical analyst, SUNlite 6/2017

The Big Sur Atlas Missile UFO Film

September 1964 · Anderson Peak area, Los Padres National Forest, above Big Sur, Monterey County, California (filming site); launch from Vandenberg AFB

UAP · Disc / saucer · 38 sources

19Thinly documented

SUNlite author; sceptical analysis of the launches and optics

The Mexico City Eclipse UFO Wave

July 11, 1991 · Mexico City and central Mexico (rooftop at Glorieta de las Flores, south of the Periférico; also Puebla)

UAP · Disc / saucer · 40 sources · 3 photos

46Partially documented

Sceptical analyst who matched the tapes to Venus, Regulus and Mars

Stephenville Lights

January 8, 2008 · Stephenville, Selden and Dublin, Erath County, Texas

UAP · Other · 87 sources

45Partially documented