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Misinterpretations of Fireball Swarms from Satellite Reentries

Authors: Oberg, James;

Misinterpretations of Fireball Swarms from Satellite Reentries

Abstract

Explaining “mother ship UFO” reports becomes credible by showing how such misperceptions commonly have occurred all over the world from one particular stimulus that is thoroughly documented – satellite reentries – and could ALSO occur from similar visual stimuli such as aircraft formation lights or shallow-entry bolide meteors.

Keywords

Meteor, Witness misperception, The Reliability of UFO Witness Testimony, Satellite reentry

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