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Phoenix Lights Update from Bill Hamilton
From: Stig_Agermose@online.pol.dk (Stig Agermose)
Date: Sat, 6 Sep 1997 06:49:29 -0800
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From the Skywatch mailing list:
Date: Friday, 5 September 1997 9:28am MT
To: skywatch@wic.net
From: William.Hamilton@pcsmail.pcshs.com
Subject: Phoenix Lights Update - try agai
Skywatchers,
This somehow did not get through on the first try, so I will
retransmit:
More information is coming through now from witnesses and additional
sightings are being checked, but I want to share an important
development that is the outcome of computer analysis.
Last night Jim and I took the Mike Kryxzton video footage of the wide
array of lights over Phoenix. Detractors have pronounced (without
evidence) that these lights were the flares dropped over the test
range 40 to 50 miles south of phoenix and way beyond the Estrella
mountains.
By taking the night footage and equivalent day footage, we were able
to mark out the positions of North Mountain, the Phoenix city lights,
and the mystery lights, one by one. Marking out the same lines and
positions in the daylight footage we could then superimpose the marks
made over the mystery lights onto the daylight scene and...you can
plainly see that the lights were between the Estrella mountains in the
south and North Mountain and Shaw Butte in the North. In other words,
they were in a position placing them somewhere over Phoenix or one of
its suburbs and not beyond the strellas.
Other reports and data have not been fully analyzed as yet.
Sincerely,
Bill Hamilton
Exec Dir
Skywatch International
Index: Arizona Sightings of 1997
Index: Bill Hamilton
