Lights in the sky are not “Spaceships from Outer Space” and with the abundance of the world's population now having mobile phones (Android, Apple, etc) it should be straightforward to take moving images of the UFOs when spotted (the UFOs having conveniently dodged space observatories and the Hubble and the James Webb space telescopes).

Especially the UFOs spotted in schools – children could easily take recordings of what they have seen and others could differentiate for themselves between “flying saucers” and plain ordinary anomalous lights in the sky (the two things are different – one is extraterrestrial and the other is terrestrial in origin). As it happens, the last “flying saucer” to land in a school was in 1994 in Zimbabwe before most people had mobile phones. Flying Saucers are very shy of mobile phones, it seems.

Verifiable flying saucers from outer space happen to be just as elusive as the mythical “treasure”, “mystery” and “secret” of Rennes-le-Château.