I appreciate TiGeo's comments and I would offer the definition of Skeptic: "not easily convinced; having
doubts or reservations."
I take this to mean that with the proper evidence, even a skeptic can be convinced of something, so I suppose that puts me in the skeptic category, where I think scientists and others should have doubts and reservations about something until the proper evidence and testing can convince him otherwise.
In the meantime, I do understand some of the emotional feelings and radical thinking on this topic.
You may believe these objects are "other-worldly," i.e., from our own universe but outside Earth.
You may believe these objects are "extra-dimensional" or "inter-dimensional."
You may believe these objects are technologically advanced military craft.
And if anyone has read my prior comments, my proposed solution is to empanel a widely diverse group of scientists with subpoena powers to gather, categorize, and then analyze any and all available data. This panel would have funding from Congress but would have the same type of relationship as the inspector's generals (IG's).
I have proposed the above to all of the Senators and Reps in my state. If you have other solutions, then I encourage you to make them known as well.