Green Lights over New Mexico: Lincoln LaPaz's Data-Driven Quest for an Explanation

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Lincoln LaPaz, an astronomer and meteor expert, pursued a data-driven investigation into late-1948 green lights seen in New Mexico near nuclear facilities, showing they didn’t fit meteor behavior and leaving scientists with more questions than answers about what they were.

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