This is exactly what is needed- serious investigation, scientific investigation of whatever the supposed evidence or data... be it film, video, radar, radiation readings, flight recordings, etc- and let the chips fall where they may. How can a US astronaut, one of the original Right Stuff astronauts no less, claim outright that a UFO landed in a lake bed where he was working, that it was filmed and then given to the Air Force, only to never be seen again- how can he say that without investigation of his "allegation," or... his sanity???
Yeah, the above video's a sham; there are fakes a plenty out there, crazies a plenty too- No freakin' doubt! But if only .001% of all the evidence presented is of extraterrestrial or interdimensional origin- there goes the whole ball of denial right down the tubes. I'll take those odds anytime!
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Now if you want to watch a really batshit crazy ufo video watch this one. http://youtu.be/BiYul-AsMdU
There are hundreds of even crazier ones, I'm sure... none of it is neither here nor there.
Kean's book (that I linked to) has some of the best documented cases to date that would really profit from serious investigation with some serious resources behind it.
Uh-huh... Except that this object appeared metallic, and deployed a tripod landing gear on the lake bed before taking off at a fantastic rate of speed (ie- not a weather balloon). Think- if it was a balloon, don't you think they'd be happy to release it and prove what a complete idiot Right Stuff Gordo is?
When he and fellow pilots spotted a squadron of UFO's flying above them, also at a high rate of speed and doing maneuvers that no airplane could do then or now, the official USAF explanation was "high flying seed pods."
And then of course- there's always... Swamp Gas!
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