States With the Most UFO Sightings

[space otter]

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh


http://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/smart-living/states-with-the-most-ufo-sightings/ss-BBBjKP5?li=BBnb7Kz#image=1

States With the Most UFO Sightings
Wall St.
Steven M. Peters
5/19/2017


Humans have always observed their environment -- from their immediate surroundings to the skies and beyond. While technological advancements have increased our powers of perception, the naked senses remain extremely limited. Commonplace observations by the unaided senses, notably UFO sightings, can be very difficult to explain. Our understanding of these phenomena is limited to speculation, anecdote, and the imperfect powers of human perception and recollection.

There have been documented UFO sightings in the United States since the late 19th century, before manned flight. Today, tens of thousands of UFO sightings are reported nationwide every year. Depending on weather conditions and the possibility of spending leisure time outdoors, UFO sighting levels vary by state.

In a self-published book, "UFO Sightings Desk Reference," authors Cheryl Costa and Linda Miller Costa aggregate reports from two databases to highlight how sightings vary over time and between states. 24/7 Wall St. reviewed the number of UFO sightings between 2001 and 2015 in each state.

51 slide program at link with a pic and this type of info
interesting compilation of info, don't cha think.! 

2/51 SLIDES © https://www.flickr.com/photos/mtnorton/
50. MISSISSIPPI
> 2001-2015 sightings per 100K: 21.3
> Total sightings: 636 (10th lowest)
> Population per sq. mile: 64 (19th lowest)
> Households without internet: 38.5% (the highest)

had to find my state..they are not in alphabetic order
but do have some nice pics


> 2001-2015 sightings per 100K: 40.5
> Total sightings: 5,176 (5th highest)
> Population per sq. mile: 288 (9th highest)
> Households without internet: 23.5% (20th highest)

[micjer]

I would not have guessed vermont to be #1.  Oregon and Washington yes.

[micjer]

I would have thought New Mexico/Nevada would have topped the list.