An increasing number of ufologists believe that the answer to the UFO mystery is not in the vastness of the universe, but is hidden deep inside our planet.

The theory that UFOs might only be from Earth remained unnoticed in the ET-oriented crowd for a long time. It was almost strict believe that you had to deal with extraterrestrial spaceships.
Charles Fort (1874-1932), the famous explorer of the paranormal, was the first person that realized that UFO sightings coincide with strange "meteor" and earthquake appearences. It wasnt till the 60s when some ufologists started on the next logical thinking step and brought concrete obligations in connection with geological fault zones.

The possible relationship between "Earthlights" and the alien UFO research has divided into two camps. Ufologists "of the old guard" take such objects as before for extraterrestrial spaceships and believe that "massive" flying objects that can be spotted during the day. They also remember us that UFOs are sighted in places that are far away from fault lines.

The followers of the Earthlight theory accept the criteria that sometimes these lights can very well take on spaceship-like proportions. If Earthlight is a type of plasma with hot, electrically charged gases - they would also appear shiny and metallic in daylight. That would explain the descriptions of eye witnesses, the report of "silver discs" - from Kenneth Arnold, and after him thousands of other UFO watchers.

In this case the American newspaper reporter John Bennett came to my attention. He heard of a crowd that went to a ranch outside the city Ada - about 110 miles from Oklahoma City - where strange light phenomena could be observed. He was seized with curiosity. Because he wanted to get to the bottom of the mystery, he sat in his car and drove to the secluded ranch. When dawn broke, he noticed an silver/orange light between some trees. At first he thought it was the light of a lamp, but then the light got larger, rushing to and from him while changing it's color.

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Despite the efforts of many UFOlogists trying to ridicule the Earthlight theory - or simply ignore it - the field of investigations is under way.

As impressive as the various research results may be, it remains to be seen if the actual intent of Ufology is to distract or whether they are preparing a new, more sophisticated form of ufology in our near future.

I believe their are beings/aliens in the earth. Theirs allot of evidence to say so. But i believe the ufo's from the 40's-20th century to still be actual metal ships, but from lower beings. I have seen some odd ships of "light" a couple of times in the past 2 years, these could be from more advanced beings.

Originally posted by The GUT
Making a quick drop-off here but I'll be back.

Can't wait. Project Identification really sparked my interest. More stuff please : )

While perhaps scientifically interesting, earthquake lights, the Hessdalen lights, superior mirages, ball lightning, etc. are among the many things that could account for what some people interpret as UFOs, and there is still the issue of gun-camera footage from the many jets scrambled to chase UFOs and cinetheodolite footage from Project Twinkle withheld from public view. If those in government who have examined such footage had any doubts that they were spacecraft of nonhuman origin, they could certainly get better photos taken simultaneously from multiple angles by coordinating radar with observatories. If what they have only shows atmospheric phenomena, why withhold it?