Especially interesting is this about the high-frequency field. Now the interesting thing about this case is that we all have the evidence. So obviously the HF field is pure speculation, yet they present it as fact.
The cold facts, as documented by the ground video, the witness reports, and by the cockpit reconstruction (I found the button, heheh) are:
A large glowing object passes through the upper atmosphere from west to east. Soon after appearing, it breaks up into smaller parts that spread out in a fan-shaped pattern. Some parts travel faster and straighter than others, but all roughly follow the original direction and velocity. One part is changing intensity in a regular fashion. No impacts are recorded on the surface following the phenomenon.
We have a declaration from NASA that the phenomenon is consistent with the re-entry of a Russian rocket stage.
Thats the facts.
Now for evaluation:
Features interpreted as UFO evidence:
1: The "strobing" object.
2: The trajectory; the object enters the atmosphere, then flies level or even rises, then falls.
"Strobing" first. The object is not strobing, as this denotes short, sharp flashes with pauses significantly longer than the flash. The object is changing luminance in a roughly sinusodial fashion, quite consistent with how an irregular, rotating object would appear.
Trajectory. This is a normal trajectory for an object entering the atmosphere at a sharp angle, especially a slow object with low density. This object was slow compared to most meteorites, since it was visible for more than half a minute, and the fact that it disintegrated totally and no large pieces impacted indicates rather low density. Such objects can "skip" the upper atmosphere, effectively regaining altitude, then as they loose speed, they fall back.
All the objective evidence is fully consistent with a large artifact like a rocket stage entering the atmosphere, disintegrating, and burning up. Even the west to east movement fits, as most (if not all) space devices move in this direction to use the rotation speed of Earth as an added thrust during launch (it is no coincidence that the best launching sites are near the Equator, where the surface peed is highest).
So the mundane interpretation fits all observed facts.
Hans