MagicMarker wrote: » There is no ''best evidence'' because there is no ''evidence'' to begin with.
Wolfe Tone wrote: » Well mate thats you opinion, I'm sure there are plenty of people who will point at certain things as good evidence.
Dave! wrote: » OP do you not think it's a bit wierd how there are thousands if not millions of amateur astronomers pointing telescopes and cameras at the sky every day of the week, yet UFO sightings are almost never by astronomers? Surely with all the reported UFO sightings, we'd have good unambiguous photographic evidence available by now.
Wolfe Tone wrote: » Even if its all a load of crap its still interesting... Thats a good point. But what about occasions when pilots etc see them? And all the times various government agencies have recorded them and covered them up? Half of the explanations are ridiculous. These people are seeing something. Heres a site, some cool photos there.http://www.ufocasebook.com/bestufopictures.html
Another time I saw what one could be forgiven for thinking was a bunch of spacecrafts having a dogfight miles up in space! Just looked like dots of light moving around each other randomly. As we turned the corner and looked up, they were gone. My paranormal-loving friend saw it too, and was clearly pleased to see that I had had a paranormal experience. I just said that I didn't know what it was, and left it at that. Saw the same thing the next day on my own, and walked further on, they disappeared again. Forgot about it, until I looked up about 5 minutes down the road, and there were a bunch of seagulls flying around in front of a billboard, being lit up by the lights Showing that (a) humans often confuse 'big but far away' with 'small but close', and (b) just because an explanation is not forthcoming or apparent does not mean it's not something mundane. Seagulls in front of a billboard would be the last thing that I'd consider.
caseyann wrote: » If you read up on it a bit,you will see they had made accusations of them coming from the oceans and not all from the skies at all,There was some big article about it.And the other theory is some come from a portal.http://thetruthbehindthescenes.wordpress.com/2010/12/14/us-ufo-war-in-southern-ocean/
MagicMarker wrote: » Please tell me you're taking the piss.
caseyann wrote: » You ask them are they taking the piss.
MagicMarker wrote: » Okay, I'll rephrase, do you believe any of what's contained in the link you posted?
caseyann wrote: » I dont believe anything until i see it myself. But i will read everything and leave it open for being proved and wont knock it either. Funny people said the same things to Einstein and bell etc.... They didnt believe in medical science and the earth was flat shall i go on Favour MagicMarker if you dont mind.:) Can you go to strangle blue light thread and print screen the webcam link for people to see,please.As i cant seem to be able to get it.Thanks http://122.20.254.201:443/Camera08
JustinOval wrote: » You mean you don't believe Jupiter is hollow, and has a sun inside it? ..and maybe Earth is the same?
MagicMarker wrote: » lol at comparing Einstein's theory to a secret war with UFO's based under water. There's no facepalm worthy enough for that shoite you've linked us to. I mean how gullible can anyone really be? Even people who commented on that ''article'' think it's BS. And only idiots thought the Earth was flat btw.
caseyann wrote: » So if there is such thing as portals and its proven before you die can we call you an idiot? I merely gave a possible reason as to why star gazers dont see them. And dont face palm me because you are being condescending for absolutely no reason other than to think you are some how superior. Do i call your closed mind gullible and face palm you for having an opposite opinion?
caseyann wrote: » And most of the world didnt believe in any of it so most of the world are were idiots?They were told impossible and they believed it.Something like you are doing now?
MagicMarker wrote: » Firstly, I didn't call you anything, as you said you didn't ''believe anything until you see it''. What I am saying is anyone who does believe there's been a secret war going on against UFOs that are based under the southern ocean for the last 7 years is a complete and utter retard. What?
caseyann wrote: » I mean when they came out with the theories long ago,the most educated people in world and governments fobbed it off as madness. fact.
caseyann wrote: » And all the people believed them until it was proven, So were they all idiots?
Wolfe Tone wrote: » So anyway,what do you guys feel is the best evidence to support the theory that alien life visits this planet? Inadequately explained sightings, abduction accounts, pictures, unusual phenomena etc?
MagicMarker wrote: » Of course they will, and they'd be wrong.
Wolfe Tone wrote: » This is something I have always had an interest in but know quite little about besides what I have read about Roswell. I believe, and always have, that there is life, intelligent life on other planets. I am certainly open to the idea that they have, and currently do "visit" Earth. After all, we fly to different planets to gather rocks and soil, why wouldn't they do something similar? I certainly believe that if they where governments would cover it up. So anyway,what do you guys feel is the best evidence to support the theory that alien life visits this planet? Inadequately explained sightings, abduction accounts, pictures, unusual phenomena etc?
kryogen wrote: » "The thether incident" is one of the more boring things i have ever sat through you would need a pretty good imagination to make something out of that
Lefticus Loonaticus wrote: » The tether incident - In 1996, a 12 mile long tether was released into space while nasa were filming. Nasa then accidently filmed hundreds of massive ufos that swarmed around the tether. Some of the ufos were miles in diameter.