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I know you've got to be very careful nowadays.

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What with wool, atom bombs, people feeling rather tired, and excitement of that kind,

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rockets and so on.

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People like to believe things and don't forget this.

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Everybody's got to be careful.

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Do you think it might be an optical illusion?

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No, I don't.

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I don't think so.

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Do you think there's any chance at all that these blind sloppers might be man-made objects for some time?

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I think it's very unlikely.

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There is just the rather wild chance that someone is experimented with.

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You will remember the radar camouflage which were used in the war made of metalized paper.

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Well, if you imagine a rocket far 200 miles high and discharging these saucers or some kind of metal,

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it just might be an experiment.

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But I don't believe it.

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You think it's massive, Terry?

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I do. I always have a lot of time.

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I think it's very unlikely.

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That might be an experiment.

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I don't believe it.

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You think it's massive, Terry?

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I do. I always remember going to a sputulistic cell.

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And I found that if I said, look at that lovely blue light, everybody else thought too, although I saw absolutely nothing.

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In other words, you really don't expect to see a flying saucer come down and pick a doorway circuit here in London, eh?

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No, I wish the good news I could.

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I'm sure, for a road here, Ross, would be quite surprised.

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I should be delighted.

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Well, the only thing I've been about to say about it is that it's very bright and, of course, brightened.

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When it's at the charming place, you might see almost anything there.

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And another man, by the way, said that he saw one of them flying so high that he didn't know whether it was a house, an airplane, or a top of a ginger beer bottle.

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I think he was very lucky.

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Well, we don't have anything like those prongs that over here.

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I hate to say it.

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Thank you very much indeed, Professor Lowell.

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Thank you.