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The 1997 "Phoenix Lights" Are No Mystery
Phoenix New Times (Valley Fever), 2014. Phoenix New Times.
A summary of the paper's reporting: Mitch Stanley's telescope observation, the Arizona National Guard's determination that flares were dropped at 10 pm over the North Tac range, the comparison flare drop filmed by a local station, the absence of unusual radar at Luke, and the FAA records' deletion.
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The sceptical account of both events and Stanley's quotation.
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Phoenix New Times (Valley Fever) (2014). The 1997 "Phoenix Lights" Are No Mystery. Phoenix New Times. https://www.phoenixnewtimes.com/arts-culture/the-phoenix-lights-are-no-mystery-6661825/
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