UFOs and How to See Them

UFOs and How to See Them presents a practical field guide to watching the sky and assessing reports of unidentified aerial objects. Jenny Randles explains how familiar sights, including ordinary aircraft and other common aerial phenomena, can be mistaken for something genuinely anomalous.

Alongside this process of identification, the book offers suggestions about where and when observation may be most worthwhile. Its illustrated format supports the discussion of shapes, sightings and sky-watching techniques, combining practical advice with an overview of the problems involved in deciding what an observer has actually seen. The emphasis is on careful observation rather than accepting every unexplained light or object as evidence of extraterrestrial activity.