UFO:
Page’s Law states that UFO flaps appear to move eastward around the world completing a cycle every seventeen years.
Michael’s Orthoteny Principle postulates that these sightings are distributed along straight lines with various categories of sightings being reported at intersection and alignment points.
Types of UFO Sightings:
Nocturnal Lights- These types of UFO are seen at night. They are best described as anomalous lights seen in the night sky.
Daylight Discs- As the name implies these UFOs are seen in the day light sky
Radar/Visual- UFOs are first tracked on radar and then confirmed visually by independent observers (pg 10)
Close Encounter Scale:
Close Encounter- Which covers all sightings where the object is within 500 feet of the observer.
Close Encounter Type I (CE I) - Which individuals report a very close sighting with no tangible physical evidence available.
Close Encounter Type II (CE II) - Physical measurable changes in the surrounding environment are manifested. These effects include scorching and other damage to plants and animals, geological transformations, distortions of the gravitational field, interference with radios, automobile stalling and changes in chemical properties.
Close Encounters Type III (CE III) – Are reports of direct confrontations with living or animated creatures in association with a UFO sighting (UFO Investigators Manual pgs 10-11)
Close Encounters type IV (CE IV) – Include intense physical examination, sexual contact and direct personal interaction with aliens (UFO Investigators Manual pg 13)
Reference
UFO Investigators Manual. Flamel College.
