People
625 people in 95 mysteries
Researchers, witnesses, makers and the missing: everyone the mysteries' records name, with what they did in each.
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B 1
C 1
D 2
David KippingColumbia University astronomer; repeating-beacon analysis
Wow! signal
Duncan R. LorimerAstronomer, West Virginia University; reported the first burst · born 1969
Fast radio bursts and the origin of the one-off bursts
E 1
G 1
I 2
Ian RidpathAstronomer; proposed the fireball and lighthouse explanation in 1983 · born 1947
IARendlesham Forest, December 1980
Ignas A. G. SnellenLeiden astronomer; led the first ALMA re-analysis
Phosphine in the clouds of Venus
J 4
JM
J. McKim MalvilleAstronomer; critic of the standstill alignments of the great houses
JSGreat houses of Chaco Canyon
Jane S. GreavesAstronomer, Cardiff University; led the detection
JTPhosphine in the clouds of Venus
Jason T. WrightPenn State astronomer; set out the family of explanations, including megastructures
JRTabby's star (KIC 8462852)
Jerry R. EhmanVolunteer astronomer at Big Ear who found and named the signal · 1649–1692
Wow! signal
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M 3
MM
Marco MicheliESA astronomer; led the measurement of the non-gravitational acceleration · born 1983
MZ1I/'Oumuamua
Michael ZeilikAstronomer; critic of the calendrical and lunar readings
MSGreat houses of Chaco Canyon
Mitch StanleyAmateur astronomer who saw the formation through a telescope
Phoenix Lights, 13 March 1997
R 2
Robert H. GrayIndependent astronomer; led most follow-up searches · born 1948
RWWow! signal
Robert WerykUniversity of Hawaii astronomer who first identified the object in Pan-STARRS1 data · born 1981
1I/'Oumuamua