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Hmmmmmm

Some questions for your friend:

1. Does his job have anything to do with anything which would . . . indicate . . . that ANY kind of surveillance might be in someone’s interest?

2. Has he offended any great powers that be or sparked their interest in some way?

3. Does he live around any possible high tech, defense related etc. sorts of concerns?

4. How close does the craft get to his house typically?

5. Aluminum siding and roofing should take care of electro-magnetic radiation sufficiently to improve health protection . . . though probably not cheap . . . especially with a baby and all those expenses. It might be conceivable—not my specialty!—to put metal screening grounded around bedroom IF a sensor or fitting meter picked up electromagnetic radiation of any significance. I’m sure there are some FREEPERS who’d be experts in such but I don’t know how to find out who they are easily. Some electro-magnetic radiation wave-lengths DO have health related factors and even mental manipulation related factors. But I’m not an expert on that. I just know enough to know it’s true.

6. Keep a journal. Note the sightings, times, weather, perhaps major events of the day in the news especially locally. Note any major goings on in your family. Note anything of significance that might be grist for correlating later on—after enough weeks of journal keeping. I’d keep it on the computer with multiple backups—including a flash drive that I traded in and out with a flash drive kept secretly at a friend’s house. And, I’d print the journal every week or so and keep a copy of that off-site.

7. If I had a high resolution digital camera, I’d photograph it with whatever background I could as often as I reasonably could. If possible, get the date/time-stamp on each frame.

8. If it was ever close enough and I was not married with kid on the way . . . perhaps some neighborhood kids could safely try this . . . get some of those foamy party favor sorts of things—that shoot out foamy stringy kinds of threads . . . and see if you could get one to drape over the craft and see what happened. But then, there are the potential visits by the MIB.

9. If you have battery powered meters available . . . take measurements as often as possible and log those.

10. MUFON, CUFOS or Dr Steven Greer’s DISCLOSURE PROJ or some such should be interested in such a frequently viewable craft. High resolution videos should then be possible. Probably someone in the neighborhood has the technology.

11. I suppose if someone had a mini-firehose sort of nozzle on their garden hose, they could squirt pretty far and perhaps manage to get water on it and see what happened. How dangerous that would be electrically, I wouldn’t know. The nozzels used to be somewhat commonly available—brass.

12. Any of the above mentioned efforts to cause water or foamy stringy party favors to connect with it MIGHT be viewed by the operator of the craft in some cubicle somewhere and the craft might then be directed away accordingly or some such. THAT sequence of events would be interesting.

13. I suppose if it were close enough—one might throw a frisbee at it and see what happened. If the frisbee were wrapped tightly in foil, would sparks occur?

14. See if you could use a parabolic microphone to record the sounds and post those on FR. Popular Science and other mags have ads for such in the back. Or merely make one out of paper mache and maybe a lacquer coating or some such.

15. A ball of yarn or string could also be anchored and then tossed over the craft if it’s close enough—just to watch it’s reaction.

16. If there were several kids on the scene, each armed with the shooting confetti party favors, they could all shoot toward the craft on a signal and see if any force fields caused the confetti to fall in any unusual patterns.

17. It will be interesting to see if after all this stuff on the thread, if the thing stops appearing in that area.

18. Are there any defense related engineering types in the neighborhood? Or just such engineers who might be intrigued enough to join forces in exammining the phenomenon?

19. What are the responses of animals in the area? Any terriers?

20. Would be hard to arrange in a timely fashion . . . but it would be interesting to see how say 20 or so circularly arranged helium balloons released under it at the same time would behave and how the craft would behave toward them.

21. Slingshots and heavy duty paper wads should be hefty enough to reach it without causing much damage. Would be interesting to see what happened with those.

22. Also, perhaps pea shooters shooting frozen green peas. All such, of course, depending on whether the craft is typically within range, or not.

23. Paintball guns and balls could be interesting but I don’t know what the neighborhood regs would be on that. And then the calibration of the gun could make a difference on all such issues. I’d think it would be very funny for the craft to return “home” with a big purple paint ball splat on it.

24. I wonder if the wads of putty used to stick pics etc. to walls could be thrown or lofted to it—and whether they would stick to it.

25. If there were homing pigeons in the area . . . and if they were released under it . . . what would they do?

—guess that’s all I got off the top of my head. Very curious.