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p. 3…To both laymen and scientists, the impressive progress that science has made towards understanding our total
environment prompts doubts that…
p. 5…Those scientists have certainly not interviewed many UFO witnesses; for almost precisely the
opposite attitude is overwhelmingly the characteristic response…
p. 7…Problem of witness' prior knowledge of UFO knowledge:
In interviewing UFO witnesses, it is important to try to ascertain whether…
p. 4…scientists.
Commercial pilot reporting
Today, FAA regulations direct pilots to make UAP reports to civilian organizations. Commercial
aircrew who witness…
p. 5…witnesses, that he
“believes them now.” I respect the challenge of the role and the obligations of a scientist to…
p. 4…scientists.
Commercial pilot reporting
Today, FAA regulations direct pilots to make UAP reports to civilian organizations. Commercial
aircrew who witness…
p. 5…witnesses, that he
“believes them now.” I respect the challenge of the role and the obligations of a scientist to…
p. 4…scientists.
Commercial pilot reporting
Today, FAA regulations direct pilots to make UAP reports to civilian organizations. Commercial
aircrew who witness…
p. 5…witnesses, that he
“believes them now.” I respect the challenge of the role and the obligations of a scientist to…
p. 8…Moscow time, while crossing the Norwegian Sea in a westerly direction, Ishersk sailors witnessed this unusual phenomenon, said the radiogram…
p. 10…The anthology will have a special section devoted to the UFO problem, with contributions from American scientists Joseph Hynek, James…
p. 11…Lovil Shklovsky; and eminent foreign scientists Melvin Calvin. William Pickering. Frank Salisbury (USA). Norman Pirie. Bernard Lovell (Great Britain). Hans…
p. 21…Defensor Chieftan soliciting witnesses of flying saucer crashes in New Mexico. When former Air Force scientists responded to advise the…
p. 24…Additionally, former and retired Air Force members and civilian contract scientists were located and released from any possible nondisclosure agreements…
p. 21…Defensor Chieftan soliciting witnesses of flying saucer crashes in New Mexico. When former Air Force scientists responded to advise the…
p. 24…Additionally, former and retired Air Force members and civilian contract scientists were located and released from any possible nondisclosure agreements…
p. 21…Defensor Chieftan
soliciting witnesses of flying
saucer crashes in New Mexico.
When former Air Force
scientists responded to advise
the…
p. 24…Additionally, former
and retired Air Force members and civilian contract scientists
were located and released from any possible nondisclosure
agreements…
p. 3…However, in view of the inevitable fallibility of witnesses, more conventional explanations of this report cannot be entirely ruled out…
p. 4…credibility is generally accepted for observations by multiple independent witnesses of known and reliable background or by multiple independent sensing…
p. 5…This would eliminate the difficult problem of witness credibility. An economic and technically sound approach involving available remotesensing capabilities and…
p. 13…terrible aspect-- the young scientists and engineers who are working on various projects and witnesses their supervisors skillfully "'pulling the…
p. 22…CIA-RDP81R00560R000100010001-0
## GEOMETRICAL FORMATION CASES
(All reports on file at NICAP)
Date Location Witnesses Number Type Other Features
2…
p. 127…Scientists in astronomical observatories who witnessed the flights concluded that the objects could not have been meteors, and probably were…
p. 182…They are selected solely as examples of cases in which preliminary investigation turned up no derogatory information about the witnesses…
p. 9…Philosophers, social scientists, and
others usually undertake studies of rather theoretical problems. (See Wooldridge (1968) and Minas and Ackoff (1964…
p. 56…Several
experiments suggest themselves and might include geological studies, searches for scraps of material evidence, psychiatric-
medical studies of witnesses…
p. 58…Such an attitude is
among those which the scientist who wants to be objective will guard against, in the interest…