Unidentified flying objects . . . are they only hallucinations or are they of scientific significance?
Dr. James E. McDonald, senior physicist for the University of Arizona's Institute of Atmospheric Physics, says he has no definite answer to the question.
But what he terms "an unorthodox curiosity" has taken him into a study of the UFO's "for reasons that are not clearly apparent to me."
"I can't believe that all these reports," says Dr. McDonald, "are just deceptions. I'm sure that there is scientific significance to some of them." . . .
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