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More UFOs identified

Although some UFOs are truly bizarre, they still can have explanations that do not involve aliens.
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UFO sightings are abundant ò?? the National UFO Reporting Center often records hundreds every month in the United States alone. Phil Plaitò??s May article, ò??The science behind UFOs,ò?? discussed a number of high-profile events through a ò??cold, logical lens.ò?? Sights that appear spooky are often astronomical or technological, rather than extraterrestrial, and are just unfamiliar manifestations of familiar phenomena like planets, planes, and practical jokes. Plait has written extensively about UFOs on his blog, Bad Astronomy. Click on the links below to see more in-depth coverage of some stories from his Astronomy article and more.

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