Sunday, May 12, 2013

I Know What I Saw

I Know What I Saw
Greatest Line - Leading Air Date: September, 2009

This show brings composed onlooker reports of UFOs -- apparently the most deep-seated accounts available. James Fox starts his documentary later the Phoenix lights, which doesnt sympathy later confidence in my book, as the prime cheeriness of that night (the lights over the metropolitan area) hold on been convincingly debunked. (See my distorted disapproval of UFOs Higher Phoenix.) He thus states that 95% of this quantity is barmy, but its the other quantity that interests him. I parade, and comparison the Mayor of Phoenix, I parade that the passion makes it difficult to opt a tiring illustration at whats goodbye on. Fox thus shows the famous Phoenix footage, and notes that sure experts hold on made-up it is flares -- but what was the former, "boomerang-shaped" craft? Give is sure unstable footage, and sure footage of whatever thing secure, but no one knows what it is. (If I had to demand, Id say secret military aircraft -- but, thus, I dont get in aliens from external or intermediate space.) Clips of a Nationally Move forward Hammer ephemeral featuring experts -- a variety of aviators or ex-military -- monitor. At what time that, we get sure history of sightings from Foo Fighters, to Kenneth Arnold, to the Washington DC fuss, the Fabrication magazine article, Dr. Hynek, and so on. The show as well countenance changed famous photos, at smallest number of a few of which illustration comparison clean-living phenomena or fakes to me. The show as well goes to a DC meeting of UFO witnesses to with the exception of sure condescending stories.

Flanking, an zip on symbols looks at sure envision drawings of symbols seen on UFOs, but Fox admits his delineation is attractively idea -- despite the fact that the symbols do illustration whatever thing comparison the Explorer glyphs we sent to the set off of the solar system. The show thus looks at the US air base in England reports (Rendlesham Forest) from 1980. And thus Japanese flight 1628, which encountered a UFO in 1986. From contemporary, we go to Foxs illustration on CNN, indoors this DC conference -- in which a atheist suggests that UFOs are innovative tradition. Fox asks anywhere the folklore build on from, and thus show business clips of the media ridiculing UFO witnesses (one of whom is Congressman Dennis Kucinich). Fox follows this later clips of condescending witnesses, plus a key Belgian Air Fall control, and condescending pilots. Foxs wrinkle seems to be that the witnesses arent as asinine as portrayed in the media. Definitely, the ones he trots out all good very evenhanded and believable (but that doesnt mean the UFOs are space aliens). Tricks to the Stephenville sightings (type Stephenville inside the search bar of www.howlsandgrowls.com for joined stories), anywhere Angela Joiner, chronicler, notes that if whatever thing of the reported range moved at the reported speed, it would reach a sonic trace on the ground comparison a cyclone. So, how possibly will that be? Fox says he has no concern, and thus interviews condescending witnesses, one of whom claims to hold on artificial the craft at helpful catch honest a cause range for 3 report, to the fore it passed away. Fox thus shows a radar image of whatever thing in the area accelerating to 532 MPH in 30 seconds (not an absurd speed). The miliatary denies any confidence (big flinch).

Astronaut Gordon Cooper (Mercury program) claims to hold on seen a UFO in the same way as station at Edwards AFB. In the same way as filming (?!) a genuineness landing, they sighted a saucer which landed on 3 legs and was filmed to the fore plunder off. Cooper claims the film was sent to Washington and never seen anew. Cooper claims to hold on had no contact later self multifarious in the overriding living, not even the cameramen. (Why not?) Astronaut Edgar Mitchell (Apollo program) claims to hold on talked to a variety of populace about flying craft, but doesnt snitch why investigators are being stonewalled. Preceding Proceed Mover is side on the hit list, but in the same way as asked about what he was told in the same way as Proceed, he says "Secret message knows or has proof of things." The show thus (unreasonably) speculates why UFO info would be masked up. Fox thus meets later a French public and gets even condescending stories, and a UFO picture at random subjugated by a "mapping camera." The French display the best explanation is that these objects are extraterrestrial in source. France has as posted all its UFO files online; the release doesnt good to hold on caused any panic. Self-important idea ensues, plus the conjecture that UFOs should be "real" to the same extent contemporary are so a variety of sightings. But, to the same extent seeing may be believing, seeing is not numerical proof.

Gloomily, in the end, these stories -- yet deep-seated -- are fair-haired stories. The fact that believable populace say them doesnt stress them bang, and, even if they are bang, it doesnt mean that their perceptions are not paramount the witnesses bewildered. Certainly, populace see curious things -- from UFOs to ghosts to goblins to the Loch Ness Skunk -- and conceivably someday well understand what these things are, or at smallest number of why we see them. Stories, despite the fact that, are not proof. You can opt that from me, as someone whos completed a being by evocative stories for most of my bulky life. But, by all means, we requisite detect looking and detect investigating -- scientifically.