About this episode
Jim Dilettoso brings his unique technical expertise to analyzing the Phoenix Lights phenomenon, combining his backgrounds in entertainment technology, aerospace, and scientific imaging. Having recently appeared on CNN with computer-generated graphics explaining the sightings, Dilettoso provides detailed technical analysis of the video and photographic evidence collected during the March 13th event. His laboratory's examination of the footage reveals characteristics inconsistent with conventional aircraft or military flares, challenging official explanations. The discussion covers Dilettoso's diverse career spanning work with NASA, the Armed Forces, Paramount Pictures, and the Moody Blues, positioning him as uniquely qualified to assess both the technical and media aspects of the phenomenon. He explains the scientific methodology used to analyze the lights' behavior, movement patterns, and luminosity characteristics. The program explores how advanced imaging technology can help distinguish between conventional and anomalous phenomena. Dilettoso's analysis suggests the objects displayed flight characteristics impossible for known aircraft technology. His work represents a serious scientific approach to UFO investigation, using sophisticated tools to examine evidence rather than relying solely on eyewitness testimony. The broadcast provides technical credibility to the Phoenix Lights case while demonstrating how modern analytical techniques can enhance UFO research.