NARCAP study of electromagnetic effects reported by pilots near UAP

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Richard Haines and Dominique Weinstein of the civilian group NARCAP reviewed about 1,300 pilot reports and found 57 alleging electromagnetic effects, mostly radio and compass trouble, when UAP were nearby. They framed the reports as a possible flight-safety issue deserving study.

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  1. FirsthandA Preliminary Study of Fifty Seven Pilot Sighting Reports Involving Alleged Electro-Magnetic Effects on Aircraft Systems (NARCAP TR-03) (opens in a new tab)National Aviation Reporting Center on Anomalous Phenomena (NARCAP) / 2001-04-05

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