UFOs are among my favorite topics to research and whenever anyone who knows me has a sighting or an encounter I am the first person they call. How many UFO's have I actually seen myself? Not as many as I'd like and of none of them can I definitively say were of definite extraterrestrial origin. Of course most sighitng have been brief and haven't allowed thorough analysis either.
UFO RESEARCH DISCLAIMER
I need to issue a warning here. Be careful when conducting UFO research. It is a giant rabbit hole that can suck you deep into a world often filled with more disinformation than facts.It's also easy to become obsessed. You should be mentally and spiritually healthy before engaging in this kind of research in any depth. It can often be a gateway to the occult if you aren't careful. Also, people who engage in heavy UFO research often report a higher instance of sightings and encounters up to and including alien abduction (gettin' snatched) and or harassment by people and organizations that would rather you watch football instead of exploring the unexplained. So don't come crying to me if any of the above mentioned things happen to you. On second thought, do come crying to me because I'd love to share your story. At any rate proceed at your own risk.
The Tools...
ufostalker.com
I love maps and among the absolute best tools available to assist with your UFO investigations is a mapping website called ufostalker.com. Using Google Maps platform the site tracks reports from the MUFON Case Management System, Ufostalker providing a real-time view of UFO sightings from around the world. I've been monitoring this site almost daily for about two years and it never gets old. The Mutual UFO network has done independent field investigators a great service by allowing us this kind of access to data. These site even allows you to track various statistics and patterns and plots them in graph form and features a heat map displaying hotspots.
Satellite View
Heat Map and Graph data
*Image displays data from 12/05/2012
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Video Camera
A good digital camera is the best saucer stalking tool to view and record unidentified flying objects. 3CCD cameras are recommended. Features and accessories you will need to look for when purchasing a camera are:
Zero Light Lux,
Infrared night shot
Super Steady Shot or built in stabilizer
High Optical and Digital Zoom Power
Telephoto Lens
Tri-pod
Image stabilizing software for better post production analysis
*TIP* - Always use manual focus!
Night Vision Equipment
This model by Firefield costs around $160.00 and it's the one I use on my investigations. It is an absolutely indispensable piece of equipment. With it you can see objects in the sky and on the ground which are not normally visible.
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