Many pass multiple polygraph tests. But that just means they're convinced it really happened, not that it did.Don't forget, thousands of witnesses including reputable people are lying or can't remember stuff. Whatever.
There are a few cases were it's pretty certain something very odd did happen. They're what hold my interest in the subject. It doesn't need to be aliens as far as I'm concerned, I'm just curious about what actually occurred.
Define a 'clear' photograph. What are your parameters?
The image I selected is colour, is taken from a reasonably short distance (i.e not just a dot in the sky which could be anything) and has enough visible features to make identification as a conventional airborne object non-straightforward.
It is also just copied from the internet and therefore image quality compared to the original image will be degraded to at least some degree. There's no way around that last parameter.

If I actually said that then why would you need to ask me?Haha, I didn’t ask you if I thought it was a clear photograph! I simply asked if you really thought it was …
Because that’s what you actually said! Don’t worry, I’m no longer expecting straight answers.
If I actually said that then why would you need to ask me?
I wonder how many here have even seen Commander Fravor's testimony at the congressional hearings while under oath?
I wonder how many here have even seen Commander Fravor's testimony at the congressional hearings while under oath? It should be noted all that was corroborated by his co pilot and other two pilots, his wingman in the other F-18, Lt. Cmdr. Alex Dietrich. The event also corroborated by the advanced radar systems operator from the USS Prinston (posted here before...) and vids, etc. So, all are delusional, lying, or accurate as to what happened that day. No claims as to what it was by them, only that the performance of the craft was like nothing they'd ever seen, or imagined existed. None of the possible explinations are logical nor acceptable without further information. Short verison via 60 Minutes:
You'd hope...Everyone with a modicum of interest?
I wonder how many here have even seen Commander Fravor's testimony at the congressional hearings while under oath? It should be noted all that was corroborated by his co pilot and other two pilots, his wingman in the other F-18, Lt. Cmdr. Alex Dietrich. The event also corroborated by the advanced radar systems operator from the USS Prinston (posted here before...) and vids, etc. So, all are delusional, lying, or accurate as to what happened that day. No claims as to what it was by them, only that the performance of the craft was like nothing they'd ever seen, or imagined existed. None of the possible explinations are logical nor acceptable without further information. Short verison via 60 Minutes:
Everyone with a modicum of interest?
If you think there's any equivalency there, I rest my case. What works for you, fine by me.When the audio buddies all hear night and day differences with quantum dots they can’t all be delusional. Right?
Just watched the 60 minutes interview. I’m a bit puzzled.
How do we account for their statements that the people who knew them, people who apparently worked very closely with them, their own shipmates, ridiculed their story? Shipmates that depended on their judgement and abilities to defend the ship from hostile attacks.
If trained military comrades did not take them seriously, why should the general public?
.If you think there's any equivalency there, I rest my case. What works for you, fine by me.