Cork Boy 53 wrote: » Fairly obvious that the "UFO" in this clip is a high altitude airplane. It has nothing to do with what was seen on Friday morning.
vicwatson wrote: » Have those, what look like chinese lanterns, filmed on Saturday afternoon on Cork anything to do with it I wonder? Dude that filmed it was on Dermot and Dave this a.m. the video is on their website
bangkok wrote: » I didnt say that and neither did the pilots but meteors dont speed up and change direction...
topper75 wrote: » But we can be absolute that meteors don't change direction. And never sure then that aliens don't exist "how can we know". hmmm Admit it you just like the excitement of the aliens idea. That is why you and other proponents of the aliens idea ignore Occam's razor.
bangkok wrote: » chinese lanterns wouldnt be travelling at mach 2
bangkok wrote: » If that video was taken on saturday morning time it could have been the international space station passing by
Cee-Jay-Cee wrote: » Have you ever seen the northern lights, do you even know what they look like? How could anyone mistake a small bright moving light/object for the northern lights.... :rolleyes:
punisher5112 wrote: » It was a joke ..... Smoked hams um smoked hams.......
punisher5112 wrote: » It was Clark on his sled lubed up big time.....
topper75 wrote: » Recall that was not an instrument measurement. That was a pilot reporting a visual observation of the trajectory of an unexpected light along the sky. I'm not saying lantern/new plane/meteor - but I will say all these things before the childish alien spacecraft nonsense. There is no call to jump to the fantastic.
bangkok wrote: » Would you call people in top level jobs "crazies" or astronuts who have also claimed to have seen ufos in space?https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rendlesham_Forest_incident
Cork Boy 53 wrote: » I suppose this is plausible although why they would choose to test fly this aircraft right in the middle of a busy transatlantic air corridor with a high risk of collisions occurring rather than in, for example, the restricted airspace over Area 51 is beyond me.
josip wrote: » The 787's service ceiling is 13,100mhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_787_Dreamliner New Zealand is roughly on the other side of the world. (I can include a link if you need it) Do you really believe that it's plausible for a rocket to do 6 laps of the earth before it makes it to even LEO?
topper75 wrote: » The amount of Irish people pushing for aliens on this concerns me. I'm concerned about my own failure to devise a money-making scheme to capitalise on their naïvety.
vicwatson wrote: » Ok, wanna-be wise guy, did you look at the video I referred to? obviously not:rolleyes:
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Why is it impossibility do you think we are alone and we are the only intelligent beings? We live in space in a sphere no less. Give another thousand years we be landing on different planets.
Ipso wrote: » It's not, but just because there is a possibility of life existing somewhere else doesn't mean they are constantly visiting us without saying hello or that we should listen to "experts" in a field where absolutely no hard evidence exists.
TheBoyConor wrote: » My calculations predict that it's a 3D printed time travelling flying saucer from New Zealand driven by the 1992 All Blacks. Backs to the wall and brace yourself for an epidemic of MONSTER ANAL PROBES!! On a serious note, I do thinks it is either a meteor of some sort, space junk re-entering or, since as it apparently didn't show up on any radar, a stealth military plane of russian or american origin. That Rendlesham incident has so many things that go against it that it doesn't really have any credibility left. - The landing beacons and the brightest lighthouse in the UK were nearby and known to have strange visual effects in foggy weather. There were no independent witnesses. The witnesses all knew eachother so could have colluded. And a craft with legs and coloured flashing lights? Seriously? Could they have had any less imagination for what a ET craft might look like? An experimental hypersonic craft is plausible of course. Due to altitude it might not show up on civilian radar which is geared for relatively low altitudes where commercial, private and regular military flights operate. It may well have showed up on military radar systems but they are hardly gonna say it did, are they? The SR 72 project could be possible but I would say it is unlikely. A few thoughts on that one: - it is only in it's very early development stages so they would be unlikely to test it too the far side of the atlantic at this stage. - It is a LM internal project and is not funded by the military, so the military are unlikely to grant LM to test or operate it in the Nevada T&TR, ie Area 51. - Wherever they might test it, they are not going to make unannounced intrusions into EU airspace. That would be madness! Imagine the ****storm for LM if it collided and crashed. It would be a disaster for the company.
wexie wrote: » that, I don't know, although if I had to guess if you're going mach 5+ (which this thing supposedly is capable of) you'd be out of isolated airspace quick enough. People seem to forget that the SR-71 first flew in 1964!!!! and that was capable of Mach 3 and beyond
Cheerful Spring wrote: » Rendlesham was audio recorded in real time as it happened. Col Halt (deputy commander) brought a tape recorder with him, unfortunately, it only ran for a certain time. You hear the men in 1980 describing events in real time. Clear evidence it was not faked. Radar station nearby also picked up multiple unknown objects coming in from the coastline. The recording from 1980
Cork Boy 53 wrote: » According to Larry Warren`s book "Left at East Gate" and also in any of his public talks about the Rendelsham Forest incident, a lot more happened than what is referred to above.
Ipso wrote: » When I was younger I was into UFOs, one book I read made the claim that someone saw an alien hovering around the craft. The thing is that this brings all sorts out of the wood work and there is a lot of chaff to go through.
DesperateDan wrote: » This UFO was spotted Friday morning: https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/ireland/close-encounter-with-ufo-off-irish-coast-leaves-pilots-wondering-884774.html l was driving home at about 9.15-ish (PM) in pitch black in the middle of nowhere (near Granard, Longford), and I spot this light moving slowly, like a plane in the distance. I then catch it stopping, reversing direction and flying off faster than a concorde. Did I also see aliens?
Cork Boy 53 wrote: » According to Larry Warren`s book "Left at East Gate" and also in any of his public talks about the Rendelsham Forest incident, a lot more happened than what is referred to above. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v= https://youtu.be/sQ12qbQ3AJU