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Colonel Ariel Sanchez, who currently heads the investigation, summarized their findings as follows: "The commission managed to determine modifications to the chemical composition of the soil where landings are reported.

These studies were headed by Canadian Department of Transport radio engineer Wilbert B.Smith, who later publicly supported extraterrestrial origins.In the Shag Harbour incident, an alleged UFO was seen in the water.

14 by the Battelle Memorial Institute (1951–1954) The Brookings Report (1960), commissioned by NASA The public Condon Committee (1966–1968) The private, internal RAND Corporation study (1968) George Kocher, UFOs: What to Do", RAND Corporation, 1968; UFO historical review, case studies, review of hypotheses, recommendations The private Sturrock Panel (1998)Another early U.S.Army study, established sometime in the 1940s and of which little is known, was called the Interplanetary Phenomenon Unit (IPU).

However, the scientific analysts were unable to come up with prosaic explanations for 21.5 % of the 3200 cases they examined and 33 % of what were considered the best cases remained unexplained, double the number of the worst cases.(See full statistical breakdown in Identification studies of UFOs).

Examples are the Belgian military investigation into large triangles over their airspace in 1989-1991 and the recent 2009 Uruguay Air Force study conclusion (see below).Some private studies have been neutral in their conclusions, but argued the inexplicable core cases called for continued scientific study.

McCampbell's proposed solution is microwave plasma parting the air in front of the craft.