This
week I spoke with Rob Swiatek, he of the MUFON Board of Directors and someone
who has been studying UFOs and UFO sightings for quite a long time. We
first
talked about MUFON and the list of speakers for their recent (or not so recent)
symposium that included a few who might not have both oars in the water. Of
course, we did mention a couple of them who seemed firmly grounded in science
and research which I thought cancelled out some of the nonsense. You can listen
to the interview here:
Rob Swiatek |
While
Rob and I were conducting the pre-interview (which is my way of saying that I
was checking to see if the Skype link worked) we talked about a UFO sighting
near Albuquerque, New Mexico. Trying to pin things down, we discussed which
county it had been seen in and Rob thought it might have been Jackson… the
county due west of Albuquerque is Grant, though I’m not sure it makes that much
difference. The aircraft which was carrying the photographer was apparently heading
to the west. Rob did point out that a short video had been made of what seemed
to be the same formation of lights some months later which, of course,
We
also touched on abduction research and the types of UFO sightings being
reported today. Rob suggested that MUFON had received from 4000 reports since
the beginning of the year, but a very large percentage of them can be
identified as something mundane. Or, in other words, the situation today is
much as it has been in the past with people reporting things they see without
being able to identify them themselves. IFOs as they’re called get in the way.
Next
week, with luck, I’ll be talking with Ben Moss (who was postponed from the week
previously) along with his partner, Tony Angiola.
The
topic will be the Socorro UFO landing. They’ll mention some of the things they
have discovered in the last year, and I’ll be talking about some what I learned
after their first visit. Much of that is in my book, Encounter in the Desert,
which is, of course, about Lonnie Zamora and what he saw land in Socorro.
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