Gray, weird feet, tall 8-10ft ht, skinny, big shiny eyes, big mouth. Anyone in Vegas see this? May 1st 2023 I think they said...
I read about this. And in typical phony story fashion, especially today with our phone video happy society, nobody thought to film these massive aliens
Hoax https://www.newsweek.com/did-night-vision-footage-show-alien-las-vegas-crash-report-1806008
I'm printing out some posters for my backyard just in caseđź‘˝
The recent Grusch whistle blower story is genuinely interesting due to official process and Congressional response. It's a shame the Las Vegas nonsense happened around the same time thereby creating an overlap with reporting.
In this near Orwellian, surveillance society we live in, where you can't pick your nose without being on at least 5 cameras... we can't get a single, clear photo of aliens?
The only photographic "proof" is still only those old, 1960s, fuzzy, black & white pics of a dark smudge?
Yeah, right.
@TxTom I agree it is frustrating. I believe in alien life just as much as the next guy, but all these phony stories don't help the narrative at all.
@MrAdmirer Yes, I agree. Given the incomprehensible size of just the known universe, the existence of alien life is a mathematical certainty.
I just don't believe they will necessarily look like featherless bipeds, as we do.
I also don't think that they're going to traverse vast interstellar distances in what amounts to a tin can. If they were to visit us, we probably wouldn't detect them, or even recognize their advanced technology as such.
@Mark not so sure the overlap is coincidental between the two stories. I wouldn’t be surprised if this story was carefully planted to keep the chyrons busy and distract attention from the real story.
Hmmm... well, I was hoping for more vids of the alleged sighting. Kindof weird they blacked out the backyard and didnt release this stuff until a month later. They (the witnesses) started a vlog on youtube but as is the case with ufos, its always blurry. The description of the creatures does kindof correlates with whats described in this video...
If I encountered a creature a lot bigger than me and seemingly observing me as if to be intelligent, I wouldnt make mankinds first contact with an alien race to be trying to catch it lol.
When I was 12/13 I was working on a tobacco farm part time for a guy my mom was dating in Cross Plains TN. He lived in the middle of no where down a long dirt road drive to his house.
Coming home from dinner one night at dusk we rounded a corner, 50 feet away above his tobacco field hovering in complete silence 20 ft off the ground was a massive UFO. It had multicolor lights that slowly changed colors, above which sat a row of seamless windows. We couldn't make out any figures, but I'd assume someone was piloting it. We didn't have a camera as it was pre cell phone days but we did have a disposable camera at his house. So we drove forward a few feet when the craft abruptly shot into the air vertically where it sat for a second before disappearing over a tree line at lightning speed.
Whether they are from another dimension, galaxy, or just fun code our creators threw in to keep us mystified and entertained, we are being visited and I would love to know the full truth before I die.
So if this guy is right and the government is collecting a bunch of exotic non-human stuff, maybe they're saying, "we know you have our stuff and we want it back" lol.
@Rezz Cool experience, thanks for sharing. Sounds similar to a Nimitz sailors experience, this was published 7 months ago...
Why it is incredibly unlikely that our planet has not been, and will never be, visited by alien intelligence.
TLDR: Space is bewilderingly large, and time is even larger.
For reasons deeply embedded in our human evolutionary experience we humans KILL every sentient species we encounter. Almost all of whom were our genetic cousins, and many of whom we interbred with in the process of genocide.
And of course, a preponderance of non-sentient species as well…
In the early to mid-20th century, abductees and others who had communicated with the alien visitors, relayed afterwards to interrogators that the aliens were claiming to be from Mars or Venus.
Later, the US sent the Viking spacecraft to Mars, the Soviets sent the Venera spacecraft to Venus (which quickly succumbed to the intense 400° heat). This led to a general consensus that neither planet harbored advanced alien civilizations.
Since then, abductees and others who have communicated with alien visitors, relay that that aliens are claiming to be from distant stars and other galaxies.
I don't study this topic much at all, but this sudden "relocation" seems to be a bit of a coincidence.
From Stardate.com
How fast is Earth moving through space?
To begin with, Earth is rotating on its axis at the familiar rate of one revolution per day. For those of us living at Earth's midlatitudes -- including the United States, Europe, and Japan -- the rate is almost a thousand miles an hour. The rate is higher at the equator and lower at the poles. In addition to this daily rotation, Earth orbits the Sun at an average speed of 67,000 mph, or 18.5 miles a second.
Perhaps that seems a bit sluggish -- after all, Mars Pathfinder journeyed to Mars at nearly 75,000 miles per hour. Buckle your seat belts, friends. The Sun, Earth, and the entire solar system also are in motion, orbiting the center of the Milky Way at a blazing 140 miles a second. Even at this great speed, though, our planetary neighborhood still takes about 200 million years to make one complete orbit -- a testament to the vast size of our home galaxy.
Dizzy yet? Well hold on. The Milky Way itself is moving through the vastness of intergalactic space. Our galaxy belongs to a cluster of nearby galaxies, the Local Group, and together we are easing toward the center of our cluster at a leisurely 25 miles a second.
If all this isn't enough to make you feel you deserve an intergalactic speeding ticket, consider that we, along with our cousins in the Local Group, are hurtling at a truly astonishing 375 miles a second toward the Virgo Cluster, an enormous collection of galaxies some 45 million light-years away.
@CharlesInWI ~ That's a staggering bit of info to fully conceptualize let alone truly understand. And have we always been going the same speed? Because I have some theories related to climate/seasons and wonder if something in there might support my notions (which are pretty much based on my limited knowledge and general/spotty observations).
@quixotic_life
In physics, and astrophysics especially, always is a big word.
But within our EXTREMELY LIMITED window of observable data, our speed as a planet, as a solar system, and as a galaxy, has been constant.
And don’t worry too much about it. There are some mathematicians that can conceptually understand the equations and numbers, but I suspect none of us can visualize it.
We are working with a few pounds of meat, truly wonky sensory bands, and working against a whole lot of sensations and hormones.
🤣 I love it!! @CharlesInWI ~ Thank you (especially for that last greatly worded paragraph!!)
But, not to make it weird, there are times we are moving slightly faster, or slower, based on our position within our orbit of the Sun, and our relative position to the Local Group.
Imagine a marble on a phonograph, that is atop a child’s tilt-a-whirl, and that tilt-a-whirl is sitting on a full sized carousel.
And all are spinning.
That marble’s speed is utterly dependent upon which point you are measuring it against.
Sort of like how the inside diameter and outside diameter of that record on the phonograph have identical RPM, but different relative speeds.
Oh yeah, and that carousel everything else is sitting on?
It’s on a humongous roller coaster, going “up” and “down” on its own circuit.
IF any aliens manage to get here ON PURPOSE their technology will be so far advanced of ours that we better hope they are kind, and patient.
@CharlesInWI Paraphrasing dialogue from the movie Contact:
Ellie: "We're so insignificant [compared to the aliens who sent signal], it would be like comparing us to wiping out an ant hill."
Kitz: "And how guilty would we feel for wiping out that ant hill, Dr. Arroway?!"
Guess they didnt wanna cuddle....
Cuz they weren't even here reportedly. More fake stuff, everything seems to be fake...
The whole alien thing is either a grift, marketing, enthusiasts going overboard, or trippy hallucinations. Bottom line…. No aliens. Not before. Not now. Not ever.
Of course we wouldn’t know anything because but logically speaking, it makes sense that aliens exist. the milky way is huge, we cannot be the only living beings
Some other species on planet Earth might think humans are the aliens đź‘˝...
I would LOVE to know definitively unequivocally categorically undeniably that we are NOT alone.
Unfortunately just like Nessy, it’s been a let down.
It’s true, though, in a universe this vast & varied it’s impossible to think we are cosmically alone. That said, as far as being present here on earth? Well, I’m left with wishes & wondering but no welcomes.
No aliens people. Just a distraction on how our government is going crazy.
@Midnight01 hmm, actually, if we’re looking for proof that aliens are here…. Maybe we SHOULD take a closer look at our governments. I mean, the U.S. Congress, Senate, Judiciary & Executive…. I swear there’s aliens up in there.
Do I get into trouble for posting a ripped video from youtube concerning an indonesian passenger airline taking a video of a tic-tac outide the plane doing crazy unpredictable flight patterns? It was posted in december, I sent a link to try and get it validated by the fighter pilots either fravor or deitrich (sp?). Within a few days I made that validation request the channel was shut down and I recieved no reply. Weird or what....
How can you possibly deny the existence of aliens when one of them has been living with us for years
I’m going to Vegas in two weeks. I plan on looking into this to see if Aliens are there and most especially if they want to cuddle 🤗
Last I seen the family asked for privacy even though they have a personal channel they continue to post this stuff to which has a low view count.
