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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Sceptic, proposed a fireball explanation in SUNlite 2/2018
Publisher of SUNlite, the likely origin of the astronomical analysis
Skeptic who argued in SUNlite (2023) for birds lit from below
Reviewed the July 1952 Blue Book files in SUNlite 6/2024
Sceptic author of SUNlite whose research underpinned the 2023 balloon explanation
SUNlite author cited for the balloon explanation
Skeptic, SUNlite editor who still lists the case as unidentified
Sceptic, author of the SUNlite 4-1 analysis
Skeptical analyst, SUNlite 6/2017
Sceptic; proposed Venus in SUNlite 6/2018
Sceptical researcher who proposed a Soviet R-7A ICBM test in SUNlite (2013)
Researcher who proposed Venus in SUNlite 3/2018
SUNlite author; sceptical analysis of the launches and optics
Publisher of SUNlite, whose analysis matched the sighting to an Atlas D launch
Sceptical analyst who matched the tapes to Venus, Regulus and Mars
Sceptical analyst, SUNlite newsletter, detailed the rocket launch explanation
