Euclid, Ohio UFO: MUFON on the scene third night in a row

examiner ^ | March 14

[JoeProBono]

Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) Field Investigator Tom Wertman was back at the Euclid, Ohio, UFO site for "day 10" in his continuing investigation of this case.

Euclid resident Eugene Erlikh, 20, first reported seeing a UFO over Lake Erie and as of Friday, had seen the object nine days in a row.

Wertman filed an official UFO sighting report with MUFON Saturday morning, and staked out the beach area below Erlikh's high rise apartment in anticipation of seeing the object again.

The buzz built during the afternoon through emails and phone calls on who was going to see if the mysterious lights would show over Lake Erie for the 10th night in a row.

Wertman and six other ufologists braved not only the cold, but drizzling rain.

"Everyone's expectations were high," Wertman said, "but I think the smart ones were the ones who stayed home. The ceiling is probably a little over 1000 ft. and while I was hoping we would see something tonight, tomorrow will be another day."

[JoeProBono]

Yup. They' re Everywhere

[Viking2002]

I was a 13 Boom Boom, too. But I bridged the conceptual technological gap between flintlocks and AMRAAMS out of sheer curiosity.

I guess Mommy didn't love me enough. Or maybe I was just a destructive little effer as a kid.

[ASOC]

THere is a 150 watt ‘kit’ of a IR LASER - but it is pumped with a 60 Mhz feed.

I’ll try and find the link - I doubt it will mess up a bus, but is used for commercial woodburning - like those cute signs (Jones Family) you see in catalogs....

[ASOC]

Here is one kit
http://www.powerlabs.org/laser.htm

Interesting site.

[Darksheare]

I think we were both destructive little kids.
I wonder if that holds true for all 13B types?

[Viking2002]

Well, I think ya gotta be a little bent to begin with if you choose artillery or armor as your MOS, anyway. Unlike going into Civil Affairs or the Signal Corps, 13 Bravos and 19 Kilos have one iron-clad primary objective: Blow Shit Up. LOL

[berthanicholas]

You will enjoy the special designed astronomy laser pointer from http://www.astronomylasers.com/, a great site to have a look at.