A 1959 flying saucer sighting (and an excellent account of it)

https://interactives.stuff.co.nz/2018/03/finding-mrs-moreland/

UFOs: What’s missing?

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In any endeavor, the person(s) experiencing it, comes away – usually – with something satisfying (besides their effort).

Whether it’s winning a race, climbing a mountain, drinking an exceptional wine, obtaining a dinosaur bone, obtaining an object (or person) that one loves, growing a tasty, ripe tomato, et cetera, et cetera.

But within the UFO world, what does anyone bring back that is substantive, worthwhile, or satisfying as part of their experience?

Has anyone brought to the UFO table a photo or film/video that provides proof of a tangible thing that removes the “unidentified” label, replacing it with an “identified” sobriquet?

Has a UFO abductee (experiencer) brought home something from their “experience” that convinces others that they were “abducted” (kidnapped) by entities outside our normal reality?

Have UFO researchers/investigators enlightened anyone about a supposed UFO reality?

That is, has anyone made a case for a UFO reality, a case that withstands scrutiny or withering opprobrium of even the faltering kind (like that from obtuse skeptics)?

Nope.

Like the search for The Fountain of Youth or the gold of El Dorado or even Moby Dick, no one with a UFO interest, even a serious interest, has brought anything resembling an explanation or supposition of a tangible UFO reality, even though the circum- stantial overlay indicates that there is something there.

What has gone wrong? What is wrong?

What do you think?

RR