[Jabba the Nutt]

Unless you are a UFO cultist nutcase, seeing a UFO is not a matter of choice and ought not be ridiculed. If you are interested in a scientific analysis of UFO's, start with Jacques Vallee:

Challenge to Science: The UFO Enigma

Anatomy of a phenomenon: The detailed and unbiased report of UFOs

Once you started reading some of the UFO sightings, landings and contact cases and the evidence in support, you realize that this isn't a case of seeing the moon and thinking it's a UFO. Vallee also comes to the conclusion that UFO's are somehow tied to Earth and aren't a n inter-planetary phenomenon. He things at least some are a kind of broadcast holograph with mass. The flight characteristics of some UFO's are not aeronautical. So in a sense, they are not "flying".

Skeptics can make all the jokes they want about little green men from Mars, but once you look into the reality of UFO's, you realize, it is far bigger and stranger than spaceships.

There have been proven physical effects on the ground, on plants, on electronic sensors and on people. So, denying that something is going on, is not a scientific point of view. Read Vallee and come back and say there is nothing to UFOs.

[isthisnickcool]

An alien.

[Tahoe3002]

WOW!!!

I read Anatomy of a Phenomenon when it first came out, IIRC, around 1967? Kept it for a LONG time.