- The National Institute For Discovery Science has received
approximately ninety-four reported sightings of triangular UFOs
seen between
1990 and the present. In a study to determine the possibility of patterns
to these sightings, each sighting was plotted onto a map of the United
States. Two maps were created. Map 1 plots the location of each triangular
UFO sighting between 1990 and the present. Additionally, 17 U.S. Air Force
bases under the Air Mobility Command (AMC) or an affiliate were plotted
on the map. This map shows the proximity of sightings to the AMC bases.
It appears that the sightings are predominately within corridors between
bases. By connecting the bases with a straight line, it shows that the
sightings seem to closely follow, with only minor divergence,
these lines.
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- Map 2 also plots the location of the same triangular
UFO sightings for the same period of time. In addition to the 17 AMC and
affiliate bases, 16 bases belonging to the Air Force Materiel
Command (AFMC)
are also plotted. Combining the bases of the two commands and then plotting
their relationship to the sightings show distinct patterns of sightings
along the straight lines between bases. Again it appears that the sightings
are predominately within corridors between the plotted bases. In
the Eastern
United States, Wright-Patterson AFB, HQ AFMC, seems to be a focal point,
with Scott AFB, HQ AMC, running a close second. It is interesting that
the January 5, 2000 sightings by five police officers in Illinois were
in such extremely close proximity to Scott AFB.
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- Study of both maps reveal a large empty corridor in the
mid-western United States where there is an absence of sightings.
Incidentally,
in the same area there is an absence of AMC or AFMC bases. The totality
of the evidence leads us to hypothesize that the flight paths are
suggestive
of the deployment of military aircraft hitherto unacknowledged.
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- We invite comments on this hypothesis.
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- See the "What's New" section of the
NIDS website
to view the report.
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- Comment
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- From Robert Collins
rcollins632@earthlink.net
- 5-1-1
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- FYI...No COMMON SENSE here.
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- The AF or anybody else wouldn't fly
experimental aircraft/craft
over civilian areas: It violates safety rules plus disclosure of
a classified
project.
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- Remember how they treated an F117 when it crashed back
in late eighties I think. It did so in a fairly isolated area and
immediately
they gave out a cover story.
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- So, maybe the aliens are just curious about our military
installations ?
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