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Seeker - issue 2
Ohio’s UFOs Has
Logical Solutions
By: Melody Dareing
A new video of a reported UFO over Wright Patterson Air Force
Base in Dayton, Ohio, in May set off a new round of speculation
regarding objects spotted in the Midwest skies.
A couple called news agencies and UFO teams alleging they
captured a strange object on cell phone video over the base on May
25. Both local and national news stations covered the story.
SecureTeam 10, which investigates UFOs and other strange
anomalies in the skies, investigated the alleged sighting, with team
member Tyler Glockner stating two separate witnesses reported
the same sighting around 9:45 p.m. The video went viral after the
group posted it.
However, others like astrophysicist Joseph Childers and UFO
investigator Tom Wertman, who is the Ohio state director for
MUFON, said they believed the video was a hoax. Wright Patterson
officials told local media the base had no connection to the object
reported.
Part of the dilemma about researching Ohio UFOs is the history.
Wright Patteron AFB is entrenched in UFO stories because it
was the home base of the infamous Project Blue Book, a quazi
secret government agency created specifically to document and
investigate UFO cases. There are 12,618 documented cases of
strangeness from 1947 to 1969 in the records of Project Blue Book.
Some, including Wertman, said there are actually just as many
reported UFO cases over Lake Erie in Cleveland. There are several
theories on this, with UFO expert John Ventre stating large bodies
of water seem to be a common denominator in at least half of the
UFO sightings. Speculations among UFO believers are these waters
could hide a base camp for aliens.
Wertman offers simpler explanations: air traffic and Chinese
lanterns.
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