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Pro tip: I was at a conference in Denver and a speaker's story about the '97 Phoenix Lights made me stop laughing at UFO talk.
This guy, a retired air traffic controller, laid out the radar data from that night in a way I'd never seen, showing objects moving in ways our current tech can't explain. I went from thinking it was all military flares to genuinely questioning what I dismiss. Has anyone else had a specific piece of evidence from a known event actually shift their stance on a big conspiracy?
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the_felix5mo ago
That radar data point is huge because it comes from a trained observer with hard records. It moves the story from blurry videos to a real data puzzle for experts. That kind of specific proof is what makes you stop and really wonder.
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holly_green825mo ago
Wait, they actually have the raw radar tapes?
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ericgonzalez5mo ago
That retired controller's name is Mike Fortson, and he's been pretty clear that the FAA never actually released the raw radar tapes to the public. So @the_felix is right about the trained observer part, but the hard data puzzle is based on his testimony and the known military radar returns, not on public tapes. It's still a solid data point from a pro, just not that specific piece of proof.
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