UFOs: A British Viewpoint

UFOs: A British Viewpoint examines reported sightings in Britain while placing them within a wider discussion of UFO research. Written by Jenny Randles and Peter Warrington, it considers how reports can be classified, from low-definition lights and instrumentally detected cases to close encounters involving physical effects, entities or alleged contact.

The book also discusses the social setting of UFO reports, methods of investigation, competing explanations for the phenomenon and the role of subjective experience. Its later chapters address the controversy over possible origins before bringing together the authors’ conclusions, with an appendix listing useful addresses and related information.