Do you believe in UFOs & flying saucers ?

Fuzzyduzzy

https://twitter.com/MiddleOfMayhem/status/1406646468467773441?s=20

maccored

fryup wrote: »

they're dragging their heels on this "announcement" aren't they?

plus they can ask for an extension as well so it doesnt have to come out this month

yourdeadwright

Fuzzyduzzy wrote: »

https://twitter.com/MiddleOfMayhem/status/1406646468467773441?s=20

Again another fantastic image ......NOT

We all have phones that can take images at least 100 hundred times better than any images or videos released to date,

Always some kindo f excuse why there is no clear images ,

I really don't get how people believe this stuff in this day and age ,

fryup

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well in fairness that was from a live webcam feed

BorneTobyWilde

It's funny how so many americans will use terms like '' thoughts and prayers'' God bless America'' .. but at no point has anyone suggested that these UAPs are heavenly bodies.

Terry..

I believe in drones

Flying saucers only when I'm having a row with the wife

Hamsterchops

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

It's funny how so many americans will use terms like '' thoughts and prayers'' God bless America'' .. but at no point has anyone suggested that these UAPs are heavenly bodies.

Good point, for they have no idea what the phenomon is, and neither will they in three days time when (in theory) the report will be released?

Expectations are that it will concentrate on approx 120 unexplained sightings sifted out from thousands of "unexplained" sightings over the last twenty years. The data will include professional witnesses, radar data, photos & video. The purpose of this exercise is to bring all the data into the public domain, then you can make up your own mind what it means.

There will however be a paradigm shift in the way UFOs (now UAPs) are looked upon & delt with going forward, as they move from the world of Sci-fi into the real world where they will be studied by science, which hopefully some day will discover what they are and where they come from.

The report will announce that they are real that they exist, but are not US, Russian or Chinese in origin (technology unknown) which in itself is s pretty big announcement.

yourdeadwright

fryup wrote: »

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well in fairness that was from a live webcam feed

That's my point there always form something that can't take a good picture,
Do you not find that a bit strange all the thousand of UFO sightings down the years and every single one bar none are on absolute terrible camera's or infer red or anything that simply does not give you a good imagine ,

If this was a big foot thread everyone would be laughing ,

It's 2021 no good imagine then get the hell out of here

Butson

yourdeadwright wrote: »

That's my point there always form something that can't take a good picture,
Do you not find that a bit strange all the thousand of UFO sightings down the years and every single one bar none are on absolute terrible camera's or infer red or anything that simply does not give you a good imagine ,

If this was a big foot thread everyone would be laughing ,

It's 2021 no good imagine then get the hell out of here

Most of these things are moving at a serious speed. Did you ever try and take a picture of the moon with your mobile? The big massive round thing that there most nights, stationary. Have a look. Comes out crap and blurry.

According to Elizondo, the Navy does have perfectly good film that he has seen.

BorneTobyWilde

They seem to be made up from light and only light as no structure could withstand the forces of the speeds and maneuvers they make, so must be harnessed controllable light.
They move like the point of a laser beam, but without the beam, just the dot of light with no source visible

BorneTobyWilde

If you point a laser at a wall, then move it around quickly it's like an UAP in the sky.

We've all seen a cat chase a dot of a laser, same way the fighter jets chase them, must be harnessed controllable light

steddyeddy

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

If you point a laser at a wall, then move it around quickly it's like an UAP in the sky.

We've all seen a cat chase a dot of a laser, same way the fighter jets chase them, must be harnessed controllable light

Must be. That's why three separate radars, FLIR imaging and sonar pick them up.

MadYaker

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

If you point a laser at a wall, then move it around quickly it's like an UAP in the sky.

We've all seen a cat chase a dot of a laser, same way the fighter jets chase them, must be harnessed controllable light

They are getting picked up by radar though, it can only detect things that have a physical form, so there is some physical object, it’s not just light or some other form of energy.

Hamsterchops

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

We've all seen a cat chase a dot of a laser, same way the fighter jets chase them, must be harnessed controllable light

Very good point ^ and for years I was thinking "ball lightening', a very rare phenomon that almost totally fits the bill, but then you watch Fravor, Dietrich, Underwood & Co describing a real craft of some kind, Tic-Tac in shape, about 30 feet long, which kills the lasar light - ball lightening theory.

BorneTobyWilde

Hamsterchops wrote: »

Very good point ^ and for years I was thinking "ball lightening', a very rare phenomon that almost totally fits the bill, but then you watch Fravor, Dietrich, Underwood & Co describing a real craft of some kind, Tic-Tac in shape, about 30 feet long, which kills the lasar light - ball lightening theory.

Not ball lightening though. Yes a real, what looks like a craft, but it's makeup is intelligent controlled light, something beyond our understanding.
It's clearly not fighting the forces of wind when it's moving,so must be purely light.

sergioaguero

yourdeadwright wrote: »

Again another fantastic image ......NOT

We all have phones that can take images at least 100 hundred times better than any images or videos released to date,

Always some kindo f excuse why there is no clear images ,

I really don't get how people believe this stuff in this day and age ,

next time a plane flies over your house, do a video on your phone and see how crap the footage is...

For argument's sake, if it is 'aliens' and they have mastered the aul intergalactic travel, detection avoidance and camouflage are probably within their technological capabilities?

Basically, we know advanced aliens are out there, because we can't see them.

steddyeddy

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Not ball lightening though. Yes a real, what looks like a craft, but it's makeup is intelligent controlled light, something beyond our understanding.
It's clearly not fighting the forces of wind when it's moving,so must be purely light.

Pure light? What wavelength? There's forward looking infra-red videos of these things though.

Also maybe we only catch glimpses of these craft when they are malfunctioning somehow, revealing their location momentarily. Sky could be filled with the yokes right now and us none the wiser :eek:

silliussoddius

MeepMeep2021 wrote: »

For argument's sake, if it is 'aliens' and they have mastered the aul intergalactic travel, detection avoidance and camouflage are probably within their technological capabilities?

Basically, we know advanced aliens are out there, because we can't see them.

Don’t forget that ad well as mastering inter galactic travel, they have strobe lights that flash in accordance with the Federal Aviation Authority (like in the so called pyramids video).

silliussoddius

silliussoddius wrote: »

they have strobe lights that flash in accordance with the Federal Aviation Authority

Cunning, aren't they? :pac:

BorneTobyWilde

Hamsterchops wrote: »

Very good point ^ and for years I was thinking "ball lightening', a very rare phenomon that almost totally fits the bill, but then you watch Fravor, Dietrich, Underwood & Co describing a real craft of some kind, Tic-Tac in shape, about 30 feet long, which kills the lasar light - ball lightening theory.

Like I said it's beyond our understanding. What if they can build a craft, not out of aluminum, or steel, but light? That they somehow can harness light energy into a usable craft that they control, not by piloting it, but in the same way that we control unmanned surveillance and reconnaissance aerial vehicles. That they control it from afar.
Would explain how it traveled here, if it's purely light,if you were standing on a sky scraper with a laser, and pointed it to the east, in a nano second you could turn and point it to the west. That's how this UAPs move, as if light, yes you can move it slowly across the sky like a laser, as 9000 mph, or you can just turn it on a dime and shoot straight up.

GooglePlus

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

Like I said it's beyond our understanding. What if they can build a craft, not out of aluminum, or steel, but light? That they somehow can harness light energy into a usable craft that they control, not by piloting it, but in the same way that we control unmanned surveillance and reconnaissance aerial vehicles. That they control it from afar.
Would explain how it traveled here, if it's purely light,if you were standing on a sky scraper with a laser, and pointed it to the east, in a nano second you could turn and point it to the west. That's how this UAPs move, as if light, yes you can move it slowly across the sky like a laser, as 9000 mph, or you can just turn it on a dime and shoot straight up.

And the point about it showing up on radar, as mentioned to you by two people now. Light wouldn't be detected on radar, it's radio bounced off a solid object and back again, so it couldn't be "pure light".

Psychlops

Also, what is the fastest speed we know? Light Speed? To them, Light Speed could be 1st gear.

Sakana

Imagine if we made definitive contact. Imagine going into work the next day.

MadYaker

Sakana wrote: »

Imagine if we made definitive contact. Imagine going into work the next day.

With what’s happened over the last 18 months the whole idea seems a bit more reasonable now.

fryup

Sakana wrote: »

Imagine if we made definitive contact. Imagine going into work the next day.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NCkbekhUdw4

BorneTobyWilde

GooglePlus wrote: »

And the point about it showing up on radar, as mentioned to you by two people now. Light wouldn't be detected on radar, it's radio bounced off a solid object and back again, so it couldn't be "pure light".

No , I'm saying it could be pure light made into an object that radar does bounce off off.

Beyond our understanding.


You can't use basic stuff like radar to explain it, radar to them could be cups on a string.

Psychlops

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

No , I'm saying it could be pure light made into an object that radar does bounce off off.

Beyond our understanding.


You can't use basic stuff like radar to explain it, radar to them could be cups on a string.

Correct, Also, what is the fastest speed we know? Light Speed? To them, Light Speed could be 1st gear.

Fuzzyduzzy

https://twitter.com/AmbroseAndreano/status/1407475784801980416?s=20