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Putting together the essential UFO chasing equipment can definitely be expensive. What’s available?
UFO chasing can be fun. Whether you’re home bound, or able to travel, there are options to satisfy the most curious of mind. Some tech knowledge is necessary. The simplest, easiest, and most affordable, darn near free if you sit at Starbucks using their WI-FI, would be searching Google Earth, Google Mars, or old moon pics from NASA for anomalies. Believe it or not, people find things all the time. They report, it goes viral, and suddenly Google Earth updates and the ‘anomaly’ disappears. When the fact checkers consist of the entirety of the human race, it’s hard to hide the data.
Mind you, NASA has called you, the citizens of the world, to help them collect data. To do that, you need tools. NASA calls on the American public to help in the hunt for UFOs, was the call put out through Politico, but they didn’t give us the equipment list. Enigma — UFO & UAP Sightings, is an app for your phone that’s free and easy enough to use. I also recommend SkyView Lite, also free and easy to use, which will help you familiarize yourself with the night sky.
