Recently, Neil deGrasse Tyson was on some talk show or 'nother, and the host asked him about the tic-tac videos, and next thing ya know he's rapidly babbling about the "quality of sensors" and how we really can't be sure about this, that and the other- and then completely changes the topic faster than light speed. It was pretty damn funny pathetic witnessing such an obvious, complete and pathetic dodge... Really thought he'd have a more practiced, convincing dodge at the ready than what amounted to near panic!
Video footage, ground and air based radar, and multiple eyewitnesses- multiple eye witness fighter pilots trained in our latest air defense technology, trained to identify every naval ship, commercial and military plane in the world- somehow none of that could satisfy Tyson's "quality of sensors!" Surprised he didn't blurt out... "Swamp gas!"
Fortunately, not every scientist debunking diehard is mired in the mud of unwavering, steadfast denial; some actually believe and rise up to the challenge that science actually presents- not the preservation of age old beliefs, but committing to the serious, steadfast exploration of the unknown.
Michio Kaku is such a scientist, one of credible stature (to say the absolute least) who realizes that the tables have obviously turned, that debunkers (no matter their credentials, military or scientific) can no longer claim that the UFO phenomena is a realm solely compromised of kooks, whackos and tin foil hats. Credible evidence is already there for those who seriously want to consider it, it's the (financially backed) study and investigation by the scientific community that awaits.
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