Paranormal Nation - Validate

One of the most misunderstood aspects of the paranormal is the UFO phenomenon. In a recent survey developed by Validate Director of Enquiries, 79% believed that the abbreviation UFO describes extraterrestrial technology. The contribution to this misconception arrives from nowhere else but the media.
A UFO is essentially what the abbreviation stands for – Unidentified Flying Object. By no means does this acronym constitute any meaning that represents alien technology.
The USAF first coined the term ‘Unidentified Flying Object’ to describe exactly that – aerial vehicle of an unknown nature.
It is true, however, that many reported sightings defy all conventional explanations. Many UFOlogists (a term used to describe UFO researchers) are quick to point the finger at a possible extraterrestrial intervention. That may be true, but unless the case provides strong prima facie, any argument on the contrary will prevail.

The map displayed on the home page indicates the amount of reported sightings within a region of NSW between 1995 – 2009.
The Director of Enquiries for Validate was previously involved in a 10-year project that monitored and studied the UFO phenomena. There were known incidents where certain members of this prior project had first hand accounts with inexplicable aerial phenomena. Even though the nature of these UFOs was unknown, there was no evidence to suggest that any of these sightings were of extraterrestrial origin.
Validate is now engaged as a research body and will continue to assess, examine results and embark on field studies to evaluate (where possible) any reports of UFO encounters.