Synonyms for ufo
ˈyuˈɛfˈoʊ; sometimes ˈyu foʊufo

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1. unidentified flying object, UFO, flying saucernoun

   an (apparently) flying object whose nature is unknown; especially those considered to have extraterrestrial origins

   Synonyms:
   flying saucer, unidentified flying object

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1. • Apparition

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1. List of known nicknames for "UFO":

   DJ UFO

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1. Nick Pope:

   Scientific advice should be sought when necessary for instance, if a soil sample needs to be checked for radioactivity, but one doesnt need to be a scientist, or even adopt a scientific methodology, to interview a witness, cross-check with information about flight paths and find out, say, that at the time and location of a particular UFO sighting, the Goodyear blimp was in the area.

2. Jan Harzan:

   Each month, MUFON receives between 500 and 1,000 UFO reports from all over the globe, these reports come from many credible sources, including airline pilots, military personnel, former intelligence officers, doctors, lawyers, as well as the general public.

3. David Bromley:

   It's part therapy, part religion, part UFO group, it's a mix of things that's unlike any other religious group out there.

4. Robert Sheaffer:

   The series has been almost universally panned by serious UFO investigators for its sensationalist approach, however, it too has been extremely successful in bringing people into MUFON.

5. Nick Pope:

   None of this detracts from the fact that they provide a valuable service to UFO witnesses, with field investigators looking into the sightings, sometimes turning up a conventional explanation and other times simply giving perplexed witnesses someone with whom to engage.