Unidentified flying objects

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UFO PHENOMENON

All we know the popular definition for UFO: Unidentified flying object. But here is another definition that is closer, precise and specific for what we can regard as a UFO: A stimulus, visual  or  otherwise,  that  provides the  percipient  with  information about  an   unidentified  phenomenon that appears to him to be in, or originate from, the atmosphere or beyond.

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Personally, I  have never seen an UFO. But it´s very easy to find many videos on  the web. I  know   a guy who  says he had  an UFO experience. And  obviously there is a video on You Tube.   The link:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYgAn_4zS-I.

The sight took place in  Bogotá, near to his house in Niza. People say they saw something was flying and moving up  and down in the sky. Immediately Daniel ˘ that is his name− took his camera and start to film. He got two videos in which we can see objects in the sky  and really we  can´t know  what they are. It´s very  difficult to say the objects in  the video  were balloons and it´s very improbable those were satellites falling down.   Nobody  have an explanation but Daniel is sure those were UFO´s. The video makes you think and I know  Daniel as a serious professor, so the question is planted.

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Many anomalies have been dumped into the UFO pot during  recent years including remote viewing, close encounter experiences, aliens, ghosts, visions, near− death experiences and all manner of what used to be understood  as paranormal  or anomalous  events.  This is creating more confusion and continuing divides within  the  UFO  community  in  general  and  therefore not   actually   isolating   what   constitutes   a   UFO sighting or event.

The  real fact is that almost all (some people say ninety−five per cent) of all sighting reports can be explained. Sometimes investigators and witness are not aware of  the amount of  traffic technologically, astronomically and atmospherically, that can be seen in our skies, hence some sighting reports remain unexplained, when  with the correct knowledge and consultation in  the specialist areas, they would have an  accurate  evaluation  or   at   least  a  realistic possible cause of the source of the sighting. And in almost  all  the  rest of  cases the  investigation  does not give results for one of the following causes:

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(1)  The  case has been  reported  a long  time  after the sighting or event therefore it is difficult to check with  the  specific  agencies  that  could  help.  In addition to this, there is the problem of witness memory.

(2) The various agencies, such as airports, military bases, police, coastguard etc., who could help identify the sighting are often unhelpful or disinterested  about  responding  to  this  enquiries. They have had  more  correspondence and telephone calls from  ´UFO investigators´ over  the last few years than they are interested in dealing with, which is, in my view, totally understandable.

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