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REPORTING A UFO

 

WHAT TO REMEMBER

IF YOU HAVE SEEN A UFO PLEASE TAKE NOTE OF THE FOLLOWING

 

Date and time of sighting
Record date and time. Its always better to record immediatly rather than trying to remember details at a later date


Duration of sighting
Note time at beginning and end of sighting. This could include any reappearance of the object.


Object shape
Note shape, colour, lights and other features of the object. Make a detailed drawing and have other witnesses do the same.


Your location
Record your exact location. If possible record your GPS via a phone ap like Google Earth.


Object size
Estimated the size of the object. Use examples like a  car, plane, building or celestial bodies like a star or the moon.


Elevation
Degrees above the horizon . This can be done by pointing your finger at the UFO and using the angle of your arm as  a reference.


Direction of travel
Note where the object was first seen and last seen. Use a compass if nessisary to detirmine the dircetion taken by the craft.


Object speed
Try to estimate the speed of the object or use an example  like the speed of a helicopter, plane, jet  or faster.


Distance from witness
Estimate less than 1 km, more than 1-5km etc. Use landmarks if possible to gauge distance from your position.


Object behaviour
Note any manoeuvres the craft may perform like hovering, changing direction, taking off, circling etc.

 

Be sure to record the above points as these are details that may be asked when making a report.

It is also very important to take photos or video of the craft for future analysis. If possible try to include landmarks to assist in gauging its distance and elevation.  Also try to attract the attention of as many witnesses as possible as they can validate your sighting and be aware of things you may have missed.

COMMON TYPES OF UFOS

Above are some common types of UFOs. See if any match your sighting to be able to better describe your UFO experience. Image courtessy of Jason's Art.

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