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The IDobject is an ongoing
collection of
objects which give the
illusion of not being the
normal ordinary objects to which we are accustomed.
Weather,
visibility,
environment,
terrain,
time of day,
human vision,
human
fatigue, and the
lack of knowledge about the object are a few of the possible reasons for the misidentification of
an object. The IDobject may assist the UFO field investigator and
the
general public when considering normal objects as the
potential source of the observed object. The IDobject is
NOT designed to
explain,
trivialize, or
debunk
any object witnessed by an
observer. |
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UFO investigation, research, and literature, objects are generally considered to
have
aerodynamic qualities, flying, and/or
aquatic qualities,
submerged. The following terms are normally used: |
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The IDobject deals with IFO and ISO objects. The design of the IDobject attempts to
organized objects in a method in which the viewer, based on the
environment of the sighting, can easily check photos and video
clips of known objects, that may resemble the object observed,
to assist in confirming and/or eliminating the known object as
the source of the object observed. |
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| In books written by
Arthur Conan Doyle, the fictional character
Sherlock Holmes has
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"Eliminate all other
factors, and the one which remains must be the truth." |
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"How often have I said
to you that when you have eliminated the impossible,
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whatever
remains, however improbable, must be the truth?" |
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