Phoenix Lights
Watching a documentary on the Phoenix Lights of 1997 on Discovery Science right now, which so far appears to be one heck of a lot of backpedaling from the Air Force ("We don't have any idea what you're talking about"/"Oh, yeah, we dropped some flares on that night") and similar.
Of course, the 'flare' theory they're talking about right now is kind of shot down when you realise that the lights were stationary, independantly suspended, not 'flaring' as flares tend to and there for more than the few minutes of burn time that flares have...
It's a shame; in terms of evidence this was one of the best UFO events of the 1990s (more so than the pretty but probably fake in the end Gulf Breeze photos or the very obviously fake Mexico City saucer footage in 1997), but once again no-one other than a few independant people seem prepared to investigate and analyse it...
Of course, the 'flare' theory they're talking about right now is kind of shot down when you realise that the lights were stationary, independantly suspended, not 'flaring' as flares tend to and there for more than the few minutes of burn time that flares have...
It's a shame; in terms of evidence this was one of the best UFO events of the 1990s (more so than the pretty but probably fake in the end Gulf Breeze photos or the very obviously fake Mexico City saucer footage in 1997), but once again no-one other than a few independant people seem prepared to investigate and analyse it...