Sure, it sounds like a bad movie. But that's the point. Welcome to the hall of mirrors. Ultimately, there are enough provocatively unresolved UFO sightings to legitimize the notion that something, somewhere, is going on. Leading British UFO researcher ruminates on crop circles and other potential hoaxes.
Local author tries to prove that the moon landing never happened.
By today's standard, if evidence isn't empirical, it's not evidence at all. And if the likes of Newsweek and Tom Brokaw don't acknowledge something, it doesn't exist. So while you may think UFOs are cool, you don't blather on about them at cocktail parties. It's the same with the UFO phenomenon. But it's there if you're prepared to take a look.