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From memory, lay people, at least in the US, routinely referred to nuclear weapons as A-Bombs or H-Bombs or generally as "the atomic bomb" from the 1940s to as late as the `60s and `70s . "Atomic power plants" was also fairly normal and creation...

Or just were not aware that the usage had shifted a bit.

The paper invokes UFO lore in an "it is known" assertion and references Robert Hasting's book of UFO sightings at nuclear facilities as a reason to check for correlations between transients and nuclear tests. Hastings' approach, however, is...

...in which Grosvenor, Hancock and Porritt write 3.13 UAP activities at atomic weapons tests Assessment: No Data / No Assessment The study database contains no reports of UAP sightings in conjunction with atomic tests. (post #876); Edited to...

Or just were not aware that the usage had shifted a bit.

Not if I am reading the OP correctly, and the shot of the cabin monitor, showing a position over the Ionian Sea was at 11.15am, and the "UFO" was half an hour later, at 11.45am. If this was 11.15am: then half an hour later the plane would be...

Now we seem to have more "Nucular Weapons", apparently we started manufacturing them around 1943, according to Wikipedia.

From memory, lay people, at least in the US, routinely referred to nuclear weapons as A-Bombs or H-Bombs or generally as "the atomic bomb" from the 1940s to as late as the `60s and `70s . "Atomic power plants" was also fairly normal and creation...

Or just were not aware that the usage had shifted a bit.

...in which Grosvenor, Hancock and Porritt write 3.13 UAP activities at atomic weapons tests Assessment: No Data / No Assessment The study database contains no reports of UAP sightings in conjunction with atomic tests. (post #876); Edited to...

From memory, lay people, at least in the US, routinely referred to nuclear weapons as A-Bombs or H-Bombs or generally as "the atomic bomb" from the 1940s to as late as the `60s and `70s . "Atomic power plants" was also fairly normal and creation...

@Trailblazer That is Corfu Airport....

Yes, I think you're right. We clearly aren't any threat whatsoever to any starfaring civilisation, and are very unlikely to be anytime soon. If hypothetical visitors are concerned that we might do ourselves harm, I guess that''s sort of nice but...

...in which Grosvenor, Hancock and Porritt write 3.13 UAP activities at atomic weapons tests Assessment: No Data / No Assessment The study database contains no reports of UAP sightings in conjunction with atomic tests. (post #876); Edited to...

...in which Grosvenor, Hancock and Porritt write 3.13 UAP activities at atomic weapons tests Assessment: No Data / No Assessment The study database contains no reports of UAP sightings in conjunction with atomic tests. (post #876); Edited to...