Is there any UFO landing that is irrefutable?



http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZU1Kxa2ZgNQ

Nope... no physical evidence yet. Just blurry pictures and witness testimony.

This particular one is a single light being photographed with a camera that is jiggling slightly while the shutter is open.

I think he is whistle-blowing on himself though. Why else would his shirt be telling us to take a hike?

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Yes, the one where space aliens land in a well-populated area and hang around for the next ten years explaining who they are, why they're here and why they've been messing with our heads for so long.

Of course, this is also the UFO landing that hasn't happened yet...

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"It moved so erratically that it could not be an aircraft of this world..."

Yeah, guess he's never seen a RadioControl Night Flyin:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DmPNJEISiCI

Isn't there a song called "Waiting for the UFOs" or something like that?

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Only the ones that are later identified as aircraft. But a few were still classed as "unidentified" at the time they landed. Usually, the person who couldn't identify them didn't get to see the landing.

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