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This is pretty old (1972) but Dr. Hynek lays out a clear methodology for his investigations. He describes things like deciding to only include sightings with multiple witnesses. The eyewitness reports in the book are pretty cool:

The UFO Experience: A Scientific Inquiry

(Full book online for free)

1. Radar operator, Kevin Day has said “Our ballistic missile defence guys were tracking these things coming down from outer space, I found out later”.

I wasn't aware of this.

Actual quote from Mick West Interview:

"That's what he said, well, because we had our Ballistic Missile Defense space tracking these thing, coming from space."

Full transcript: https://otter.ai/u/0OtR6GhjauIHKJIcAZbs5Qri1vc

Sorry I was unaware of this fact and felt the need to share the source for others. Cheers

This stuff is at least 20 years old. I remember this from 2002, "Observation of supersonic shock wave mitigation by a plasma aero-spike".

And Paul R. Hill speculated about it in his 1995 book, "Unconventional Flying Objects: A Scientific Analysis"

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I have sort of wondered if IR strobes or lasers would possibly attract them, since they seem to be picked up on sensors operating in that wavelength.

These are the IR strobes I was thinking of. At one time, they could be had at most military surplus stores around military installations for like $20 since they were a rapid fielding initiative during OIF/OEF.

The best part is that they only require a 9V battery to operate.

Anyone experimented with anything like this before?

https://www.amazon.com/Fiery-Wheel-Brian-Stableford/dp/1612272177

Do you think that many contemporary mainstream scholars or distinguished journalists of even five years ago would have said at that time that the ET hypothesis for UFOs was "taken seriously?"

I think not.

The concept has certainly been around since long before 1950. Although, that doesn't necessarily mean the CIA didn't have a major hand in crafting much of the phenomenon as it exists in the public consciousness today and as it has for many decades now.

Just to be clear, is your position that the UFO phenomenon can be entirely explained by a combination of misinformation, hoaxes, misidentification, and human psychology? That the heart of the matter is really a psychological operation conducted by the CIA and/or other government agencies?

I'm not setting out to disagree with you; I just want to know if that's really what you're driving at.

I bet Skyhub could have made cheaper solutions. For example they could have something like this as part of their kit - https://www.amazon.com/Pan-Tilt2-Servo-Motor-Pixy2/dp/B07D1CWJTV (Pan/Tilt2 Servo Motor Kit for Pixy2 - Dual Axis Robotic Camera Mount)

Its just $30. I dont know why this has to cost $700. I feel its a for-profit thing that they've done. I have a feeling they didn't investigate an ultra low-cost option that would have resulted in a wider option.

Actually ask them about this, maybe they'll work on this.