The Phoenix Lights: A Skeptics Discovery That We Are Not Alone by Lynne D. Kitei

The Phoenix Lights: A Skeptics Discovery That We Are Not Alone by Lynne D. Kitei

On March 13, 1997, something strange happened in Phoenix, Arizona. On that clear and ordinary evening, a one-mile V-shaped formation of glowing amber orbs glided silently through the heavens attracting the attention of at least 10,000 people across the state of Arizona.

This is the account of that evening and the ensuing government cover-up.

However, this is much more than a narrative about the largest sighting of UFOs in modern times. It is also the story of how a hard-headed medical professional moved from skepticism to belief.

It is also a wide-ranging tour of UFO history (from cave paintings to the 20th century), including extensive image analysis and the testimony of a variety of well-known figures, including the former astronaut, Edgar Mitchell.

This revised and expanded edition of the 2004 edition includes material on recent UFO developments, and recent testimony from eyewitnesses of the event in 1997 (including that of two airline pilots).

Also included is the new admission from a previous public skeptic, former Arizona Governor, Fife Symington.