Ufology Research

Although there are many stories in the news about the "drone invasion," and UAP experts are on podcasts telling everyone about the latest "AWESOME VIDEO!", actual UAP data is hard to come by.

Also, it's impossible to determine the purpose or design of the UAP "drones" based solely on witnesses' descriptions because as researchers know, most eyewitness accounts are not usable as data. And calling the movement of distant lights in the night sky "plasmoid communication" is just plain silly.

Since what we need is actual UAP data, I went through my usual sources of cases and pulled out the UAP reports from so far in December just to see what we are really getting as reports. Many, of course, include witnesses' labeling of them as "drones," even though there's no evidence that 's what they are. In fact, many of the objects called "drones" turn out to be planets, satellites and conventional aircraft. But we get what we get.

Here is a list of what's been officially reported in Canada in December 2024 from publicly accessible databases and sources. Many are from Atlantic provinces because that's where cases are most readily shared and available for research. I have stripped out much of the classifications and categories to make it easiler to read, leaving the dates (Y/M/D), times (24 hr clock), location (Town/Province), and a very brief description. Full case info will be published, as usual, in the 2024 Canadian UFO Survey when it is completed.

Labels: 2024, Canada, December, drones, reports, UAP, UFO

# posted by rutkows @ 3:36 PM