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the sudden stops and turns without being killed by "G-forces." Therefore, argue the space-shippers, the saucers must
come from another planet where aeronautical technology is more advanced than on earth. </p>
<p>"How much simpler," reasoned Menzel, "to suppose that the saucers are not material at all. Then they need not obey
the rules &amp; regulations that govern material objects." </p>
the rules & regulations that govern material objects." </p>
<p>But what nonmaterial, saucerlike object can move quickly, silently, and in violent zigzags? One such thing is a spot
of light. It is easy to swing the beam of a searchlight (across high clouds, for instance) and make its bright spot
seem to travel at many thousand m.p.h. The spot of light moves silently and it can change direction as abruptly as any
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<h1>How to see Flying Saucers</h1>
<p class="Author">Swezey, Kenneth.: <em>Popular Science</em>, <a href="../../index.html">septembre 1952</a>, pp. 167-170
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Can you guess which of these kitchen saucers was farthest from Ken Swezey's camera and which nearest when he made
this trick picture? Here's a tip: the photo was shot to demonstrate that unless you know the size of an unfamiliar
object outlined against the sky, you can't judge its distance, and until you know its distance you can't possibly
judge its speed. After making your guess, turn to the end of the story to see the answer.</caption>
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</tr></table><p class="abstract">Kitchen-table tricks suggest that those strange sights in the sky may be just
optical illusions—and nothing more.</p>
<p>You don't have to stay up all night sky-gazing to catch a glimpse of some flying saucers. You can see them right
in your own home, using just a milk bottle filled with water, a flashlight and a few other common gadgets.</p>
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<p class="abstract">Kitchen-table tricks suggest that those strange sights in the sky may be just optical illusions—and
nothing more.</p>
<p>You don't have to stay up all night sky-gazing to catch a glimpse of some flying saucers. You can see them right in
your own home, using just a milk bottle filled with water, a flashlight and a few other common gadgets.</p>
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Can you guess which of these kitchen saucers was farthest from Ken Swezey's camera and which nearest when he made
this trick picture? Here's a tip: the photo was shot to demonstrate that unless you know the size of an unfamiliar
object outlined against the sky, you can't judge its distance, and until you know its distance you can't possibly
judge its speed. After making your guess, turn to the end of the story to see the answer.</caption>
<td><img align="LEFT" alt="Paris Match n° 161 du 12 avril, titrant : Une révélation extraordinaire : Les soucoupes volantes peuvent venir d'un autre monde" nosave src="12/ParisMatch.jpg"
width="200"/>
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</tr></table><p class="abstract">Kitchen-table tricks suggest that those strange sights in the sky may be just
optical illusions—and nothing more.</p>
<p>You don't have to stay up all night sky-gazing to catch a glimpse of some flying saucers. You can see them right
in your own home, using just a milk bottle filled with water, a flashlight and a few other common gadgets.</p>
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<p class="abstract">Kitchen-table tricks suggest that those strange sights in the sky may be just optical illusions—and
nothing more.</p>
<p>You don't have to stay up all night sky-gazing to catch a glimpse of some flying saucers. You can see them right in
your own home, using just a milk bottle filled with water, a flashlight and a few other common gadgets.</p>
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<p>The generally weak and fuzzy appearance as well as the slow speed of spurious radar targets usually enable them to be
recognized as such by experienced radar controllers. Normally these targets have but little effect on traffic control,
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particularly at night under visual flight rule conditions. Where a collision course is involved, pilots would rather
be warned about a spurious target than not be warned about a legitimate one. At the present time, very little
instrument flying is done by helicopters. Therefore, unidentified targets of this type are not usually given as
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traffic information to pilots known to be operating on instruments.</p>
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<li>"Echoes from the Atmosphere," Bell Laboratories Record, Vol. 25, No. 2, Feb. 1947, p. 5. </li>
<li>Friend, A.W. "Theory and Practice of Tropospheric Sounding by Radar," Proceedings of the Institute of Radio
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<li>"Radar Returns from the Lower Atmosphere Viewed on an AN/GNP-2 Screen," Landing Aids Experiment Station Progress
Report, 1948 Test Section, Electronics, pp. 22-24. </li>
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<li> It is believed that most of the unidentified targets observed on the Washington MEW radar during the period
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<li> In some cases, it would be desirable to provide the controller with a more positive method of identifying targets
such as these so that he could determine quickly whether they are spurious or whether they are actual aircraft.</li>
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<p>The history of radar abounds with reports of strange echoes received from supposedly clear skies. Early observers
suspected birds or stray weather balloons, but these were eliminated by visual checks. Conjecture that clouds of
insects were responsible was also eliminated when such echoes were obtained in the dead of winter. Some connection
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dielectric (refracting) layers of air-mass boundaries and in regions of air turbulence. Some of the sharpest echoes
involved surfaces of pronounced transitions of the water-vapor content of the air. The bibliography at the end of this
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