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From: Sean Jones <tedric@tedric.demon.co.uk>
Date: Fri, 30 Jan 1998 09:57:00 +0000
Fwd Date: Fri, 30 Jan 1998 20:53:31 -0500
Subject: Re: Project 1947: DAY/NIGHT - More *U* Findings


>Date: Thu, 29 Jan 1998 23:19:01 -0800
>From: Jan Aldrich <jan@CYBERZONE.NET>
>Subject: DAY/NIGHT More *U* Findings.
>To: PROJECT-1947@LISTSERV.AOL.COM

>Larry Hatch is having some difficulty posting. Don't feel alone
>Larry, I am, too.

>These figures are now subdivided as follows:

>pre - 1900            50         8          14       28
>1900s    . . . .      90         9          35       46
>1910s    . . . .      23         2           9       12
>1920s    . . . .      13         5           3        5
>1930s    . . . .      21         4           5       12
>1940s    . . . .     576        180        100      296
>1950s    . . . .    2630        509        717     1404
>1960s    . . . .    2036        205        768     1063
>1970s    . . . .    3193        249       1267     1677
>1980s    . . . .    1270         97        459      714
>1990s    . . . .    2219        196        846     1177
>
>Note  the 1940s  when 'broad daylight' sightings outnumbered
>dark-of-night by a 9 to 5 ratio.

>I have no ready explanation for the steady drop in the ratio of
>'day' sightings since 1940, and invite discussion.

>-  Larry Hatch <larryhat@jps.net>

Hi Larry Hi all

One could venture that the reason for this that most people are
to "involved" in their normal everyday lives during the day to
notice anything unusual going on around them, thus at night they
have less to distract them so they are more likely to notice
other more extraneous things.

This hypothesis could be bourne out in part by:

1) some night-time sightings were barely visible "lights".
2) some of the daylight sightings were the more "unusual" ufo's.

But of course we would need more data on this and a more
intensive study on it.

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