Your comment hits a bit of a yes/no stride. This would be infrastructure part of "tracking" but not necessarily tracking in itself. You'd use this to as stated, visualize data you have. The "tracking" would be adjacent but fed into this. These...
It explains the most important feature, the UFO. If there is a lighthouse and not a UFO, then there is no "landing site" with "unusual radiation readings" or "damaged trees" and there is no UFO for Jim Penniston to touch and receive "binary code"...
Ian Ridpath's analysis of the event does not ignore any of the features; you are correct to say that the lighthouse does not explain everything, but there are good explanations for every aspect of the case.
Some events appear to have a sequence...
Ridpath can claim that because he follows Halt's notes dictated to tape at the time:
As you can see, Ridpath only compares the position to the base a full 45 minutes after he first saw the Southern light, and that's half an hour after he notes...
As well as the Orford Ness lighthouse, and whatever stars and planets were visible, other lights might have played a part.
The Suffolk constabulary file on the case was released in 2005 under the UK's Freedom of Information Act and can be...
That would be interesting, but I don't ever remember Holt's name coming up. Maybe in the general sense that, there were programs about UFOs and some like AASWAP were part of the government.
Or maybe he got wind of AASWAP through various UFO...
I remembered that I'd seen a long back and forth in a comments section of a blog post about Rendlesham. It was between various people including Ridpath, Tim Printny (another astronomer UFO debunker) and a guy that claimed to have decoded...
As well as the Orford Ness lighthouse, and whatever stars and planets were visible, other lights might have played a part.
The Suffolk constabulary file on the case was released in 2005 under the UK's Freedom of Information Act and can be...
That would be interesting, but I don't ever remember Holt's name coming up. Maybe in the general sense that, there were programs about UFOs and some like AASWAP were part of the government.
Or maybe he got wind of AASWAP through various UFO...
That would be interesting, but I don't ever remember Holt's name coming up. Maybe in the general sense that, there were programs about UFOs and some like AASWAP were part of the government.
Or maybe he got wind of AASWAP through various UFO...
That could be. There have been discussions about using civilian-operated passive radar to detect UAP for a long time, with a prototype finally developed in 2023 ( https://nuforc.org/skywatch/ ). There have also been several real-time reporting...