Word: ifs
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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1) to see if the sighting was a false alarm due to a technical malfunction aboard the satellite;
2) to determine if some natural phenomenon "spoofed" a nuclear explosion or if some natural phenomenon interfered with the observations; and
Hughes, who has worked in the theater for 45 years, said he "stumbled into it. I was dared to go into the theater." He said when he was 19 he saw a production of "Hamlet" with two bad actors. He told a friend. "If I can't act better than...
"I had no plans for the play. Of course, you always think wouldn't it be nice if, but I'd only signed myself for two months, and to play the part was all I wanted. What happened after that was all gravy," he said.
It would be difficult, if not impossible, to prove from available information that a nuclear explosion took place, he added.