An Experimental Analysis of the Marfa Lights (progress report)
Alexander Stolyarov, Jeff Klenzing, Patrick Roddy et al., 2005. Society of Physics Students, University of Texas at Dallas.
A three-page progress report dated 10 December 2005 on fieldwork by about a dozen UT Dallas students from 10 to 14 May 2004: two video cameras at the viewing area, a traffic counter on US 67 south of Marfa, and a chase car on US 67 in radio contact with the viewing area. The lights moved along a fixed path in line with a radio tower east of US 67, their numbers fell with the traffic after dusk, and the chase car's flashing headlights looked like a Marfa light from the viewing area.
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The UT Dallas Society of Physics Students report on their May 2004 video, traffic-count and chase-car experiments, which attributed every light they saw to headlights on US 67.
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Stolyarov, A., Klenzing, J., Roddy, P., & Heelis, R. A. (2005). An Experimental Analysis of the Marfa Lights (progress report). Society of Physics Students, University of Texas at Dallas. https://web.archive.org/web/20070620170535/http://www.spsnational.org/wormhole/utd_sps_report.pdf
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Stolyarov, Alexander et al.. “An Experimental Analysis of the Marfa Lights (progress report).” Society of Physics Students, University of Texas at Dallas (2005).