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What to Do If You See a UFO >“ do you know if you are seeing a true UFO? And what should you do if you do see one? The following three steps will help guide you in the event of your very own close encounter: STEP ONE: CRITICAL OBSERVATION. If you see something you think might be a UFO, you will first want to determine if it might be something conventional, such as an airplane, ball lightning, or something else mundane. UFOs usually display three main characteristics: strange sound, strange appearance, and strange movement. If what you are observing looks strange, sounds strange, and moves strangely, you may be seeing an actual UFO. For example, a plane displays red and green wing lights, has a loud engine noise, and usually moves in a straight line. UFOs, however, are often quiet or silent, are covered with multi-colored lights, and hover or dart at right angles. STEP TWO: CONFIRMATION. Once you have determined that you are seeing a genuine UFO, you will want to try to confirm this fact. One good way is to get more witnesses. A UFO sighting by one person is easily ignored, but if a dozen or more people see a UFO, the encounter can become front- page news and make UFO history. Another method of confirmation is to obtain a photograph of the object. The old saying “A picture is worth a thousand words” is especially true with UFOs. STEP THREE: REPORT ENCOUNTER. Following your encounter, you should file an official report of the sighting. You can call the local police or report your sighting to the (continues) | ow do you know if you are seeing a true UFO? And what should you do if you do see one? The following three steps will help guide you in the event of your very own close encounter: If you see something you think might be a UFO, you will first want to determine if it might be something conventional, such as an airplane, ball lightning, or something else mundane. UFOs usually display three main characteristics: strange sound, strange appearance, and strange movement. If what you are observing looks strange, sounds strange, and moves strangely, you may be seeing an actual UFO. For example, a plane displays red and green wing lights, has a loud engine noise, and usually moves in a straight line. UFOs, however, are often quiet or silent, are covered with multi-colored lights, and hover or dart at right angles. Once you have determined that you are seeing a genuine UFO, you will want to try to confirm this fact. One good way is to get more witnesses. A UFO sighting by one person is easily ignored, but if a dozen or more people see a UFO, the encounter can become front- page news and make UFO history. Another method of confirmation is to obtain a photograph of the object. The old saying “A picture is worth a thousand words” is especially true with UFOs. Following your encounter, you should file an official report of the sighting. You can call the local police or report your sighting to the UFO Crashes 83 What to Do If You See a UFO STEP ONE: CRITICAL OBSERVATION. STEP TWO: CONFIRMATION. STEP THREE: REPORT ENCOUNTER.