Recent spike in UFO sightings...

I don't know what this means, but UFO sighting "waves" or "spikes" that result in an "event" seem to have some historical precedent. For example, the series of sightings in the American SW during WWII that culminated with the Roswell incident in 1947.

www.indy100.com...

Looks like somone beat you to it.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

I saw this earlier today on Drudge Report.

I thought the article was poorly written as I didn't quite understand what constitutes a wave?

But interesting!

a reply to: MRuss

Typically it's an x amount of sightings over a period of weeks or months...

originally posted by: SolAquarius
Looks like somone beat you to it.
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Always the bridesmaid...

a reply to: SBMcG
Though it was in breaking news.
It's probaly good to have it in this forum since a lot of people check it later

a reply to: MRuss

Drudge posts UFO junk? Weird!

The data is over 7 years old... Must've been a slow day for Drudge I guess.

a reply to: Springer

Drudge, like wading through slugde ....

a reply to: SBMcG

Yes... They're called Drones....

a reply to: DickBrisket



Well, I read the article over fairly well, but missed the point Springer made -- the data is not exactly up-to-date.

My problem is, I have a keen interest in unexplained phenomenon like UFO's, but that interest comes and goes. I might go a year before some article reignites my interest. By that time, I've missed a few things, ya know...?

That's why I do a lot more reading here than posting.

originally posted by: DickBrisket
a reply to: SBMcG

Yes... They're called Drones....

I'm sure the widespread and common use of drones has led to more than a few UFO reports. However, drones are small and can't fly very high (500' by regulation). Anyone who can't tell the difference between a drone and a legitimate UFO probably shouldn't be making UFO reports in the first place.