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Besides the Chinese balloon, havent heard any updates about the other ufos shot down, lost or buried under a tarp I guess.
@mark - you make some valid points. Iām just thinking about the odds. Letās assume for a moment the US, China and Russia all have a dozen crashed alien spacecraft in our possession (face it, if one crashed in Jamaica we would probably steal it from them, just like China and Russia would steal wreckage from their neighbors).
If humans have 36 alien craft in our possession, logically one of two things must be true, those 36 spacecraft represent a high percentage of all alien visitors or they represent a low percentage of alien visitors.
If those 36 craft represent a high percentage then it begs the question why such a high percentage of craft technologically advanced enough to get here crash? If it represents a small percentage, then where are the high quality photos and other physical evidence of those visitations?
Personally I would find a claim of 1 or 2 alien spacecraft much more credible than claims of a dozen or more.
The only way to know what that error rate is, is if we knew the full list of successful flights, to find out which of those crash landings were just 0.0001% of the aircraft that were successfully traveling into our airspace unimpeded (not to mention the possible number of crashes happening in space along the way). And plus, even though human civilization may be a couple million years old, we mustnāt forget our planet is actually billions years old and has seen a thing or two of its own with or without us present, so anything entering our planets air space has to adjust to the billions of years of laws our planet abides by, that may or may not be distinct from the space immediately outside of our planetās airspace and which might just be easier to travel in, in comparison. Just penetrating the pressurized layers of the shell that makes up our skies takes a huge degree of effort. Im guessing itās like traveling through the blood stream with several intact cells completing their missions, versus the atomic bomb that could be set off in the splitting of an individual cell wall itself. So much more power and energy involved going inside an intact entity versus flying alongside it. So theoretically it makes sense a couple of them would crash going from their planet into the airspace of anothers.
That said, I donāt believe any of these flying objects are alien at all. As others have alluded to, they just so happen to fly around large army/naval bases and vessels, turning off advanced nuclear weapons systems during Cold War times, and occurring around pivotal turning points in technology history. Thereās nothing coincidental about that. If you studied magnetism I think it would become a little clearer how those flight dynamics are very possible and even easy to simulate with the right manipulation. Itās just like missile technology that manipulate the vortex around it to increase their speed. Same concept really. The boundary layers is really the key.
I do like the aircraft designs though, lol.
I posted this June 16th 2023 on this thread.
"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...."
Last night I was creating a youtube channel so I could repost the indonesian passenger flight of the tic-tac from the channel that got shut down. My sd card on my phone was wiped which had my only copy... š this is peculiar...
@mark practice makes perfect? āļø š½
Kindof odd the government would restrict a ufo crashsite the roswell new mexico saucer I mean balloon crash for 71 years, reopenened 5 years ago.
@2:30 clip says "mysterious object clocked at 3,600mph"
Incudes 24 min audio of 911 dispatchers. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.woodtv.com/news/target-8/ufo-report-vindication-for-man-who-tracked-1994-sightings-on-radar/amp/
Looks like congress might not learn anything new either...
This reminds me of all the efforts to suppress zero point inventions in the 60ās that landed some of the scientists working on them in jail or worse because the technology was beyond its time and special interests didnāt want to rattle the economy by introducing such radical changes to the public especially considering the dynamic forces involved which when you think about it, are catastrophic in the wrong hands but so profound too. Itās give and take, so many plateaus could have been crossed by now even if little trickles were released besides just the naturally progressive obvious.
I have believed in UFOās for a long time. I use to enjoy listening to the Art Bell show talk about it. I stopped caring as much about 20 years ago or so. The subject has lost its luster with me.
With recent recognition from the White House and Pentagon, it feels like a turning point that to believe in UFO/UAPs can now be seen as a reasonable position. A problem is assuming those with that position are confident of alien contact.
Hopefully this congressional hearing is the first of several. I believe Grusch believes what he says, though that doesn't necessarily mean he's correct. Let's just find out what it is. I'm open to the whole spectrum between secret U.S. tech, to an unknown natural phenomenon to non-human intelligence.
House Oversight hearing on increased UFO sightings, national security | ABC News
Yeah, the world is literally on fire, we are facing a future where water will be currency and many will die, economies are in a downward spiral, there is a growing housing crisis, student loan debt continues to balloon, and this is what our leaders decide is critical to have hearings on. SMH.
Nero was not an anomaly; his modern day counterparts have embraced his leadership style sans fiddle.
@BoomerSpooner they must be gearing up for an Independence Day showdown or something new to cause chaos.
Or maybe itās the one thing they can all finally agree onā¦aliens.
Next to climate change, aliens is the biggest grift around.
The thing about opinions is a lot of people dress them up as fact like itās Halloween.
I watched the full hearing live the other day and even if you think it's all nonsense, it was at least refreshing to see a genuine bipartisan and deeply respectful tone in there. They had great questions and even if you discount UAPs, it could at least be the start of a process that looks deeper into misappropriation of funds.
On the UAP story, it has felt strange to be captivated by it. I've never taken it seriously. I strongly dislike conspiracy theories as they tend to be propagated by the least reasonable and critically minded people in our society. But over the last couple of months, and after that hearing, I find myself leaning more on the side that there's something notably real behind this.
Speaking of aliens, were these flying 7ā Peruvian attackers gold mining gangs or something a little more āout of this world?ā
https://www.news18.com/amp/world/peru-gold-mining-gangs-or-7-foot-floating-aliens-terrorising-locals-in-remote-village-8534558.html
There are no aliens. It's all a big distraction. Are there some stuff that can't be explained? Is our government keeping some stuff close to the vest? Sure, but there are no green little men trapped by the government. All these hearings are a dog and pony show to keep the average American wondering about ET, rather see how they are spending our money.
People have never been more distracted so not sure such a thing is needed. If it was though, it failed miserably. It had minimal mainstream coverage and people seemingly just went back to scrolling their feed.
The first time the little green men took the spotlight or started gaining traction was during the Cold War when a whole bunch of new technology were being tested for worst case scenarios. I wonder if weāre in a similar dynamic now.
I dont know much about anything. But I use to watch every alien related show on History and SciFi. And wouldn't want to cuddle a grey bc reports say anyone who gets in contact with them get radiation burns. So unless I had a radiation suit I'm gonna pass
The Drake Equation N : The number of civilizations in the Milky Way galaxy whose electromagnetic emissions are detectable. R* : The rate of formation of stars suitable for the development of intelligent life (number per year). fp : The fraction of those stars with planetary systems. ne : The number of planets, per solar system, with an environment suitable for life. fl : The fraction of suitable planets on which life actually appears. fi : The fraction of life bearing planets on which intelligent life emerges. fc : The fraction of civilizations that develop a technology that produces detectable signs of their existence. L : The average length of time such civilizations produce such signs (years).
The mathematical/statistical possibility that the known Universe is teeming throughout with life, and harbors a substantial number of advanced civilizations, I believe is sound and is a near certainty, to say nothing about the unknown Universe.
Any (as of yet) undetected "aliens" originating from Earth, but existing on a different plane/dimension, would obviously not be classified as extraterrestrial. I believe the phenomenon of ghosts or spirits may be some kind of bridging between their Earth and ours.
I don't believe extraterrestrials have visited Earth. And to bring all this back to the topic at hand, no, I don't think they'd want to cuddle.
https://www.defense.gov/News/Releases/Release/Article/3513171/the-department-of-defense-launches-the-all-domain-anomaly-resolution-office-web/
RELEASE IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Department of Defense Launches the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office Website Aug. 31, 2023
Today the department launched a website on the All-domain Anomaly Resolution Office to provide the public with information concerning AARO and its efforts to understand and resolve unidentified anomalous phenomena.
This website will provide information, including photos and videos, on resolved UAP cases as they are declassified and approved for public release. The website's other content includes reporting trends and a frequently asked questions section as well as links to official reports, transcripts, press releases, and other resources that the public may find useful, such as applicable statutes and aircraft, balloon and satellite tracking sites.
This fall, consistent with Section 1673 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2023, AARO will launch a secure reporting tool on the website to enable current and former U.S. government employees, service members, or contractors with direct knowledge of U.S. government programs or activities to contact AARO directly to make a report. The department is conducting its final reviews to ensure the reporting mechanism complies with the Privacy Act of 1974, the Whistleblower Protections Enhancement Act of 2012, the Federal Employee Antidiscrimination and Retaliation Act of 2002 (No FEAR Act), and the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995. In the interim, current U.S. service members, U.S. government employees, and civil aviators are encouraged to continue to use the existing reporting mechanisms available to them through their organizations. A mechanism for members of the general public to make reports will be announced in coming months.
The department is committed to transparency with the American people on AARO's work on UAP. This website will serve as a one-stop shop for all publicly available information related to AARO and UAP, and AARO will regularly update the website with its most recent activities and findings as new information is cleared for public release.
You can see AARO's new website at https://www.aaro.mil.
8 unclassified vids of ufo/uaps on this site so far and they're the old ones...
Balloon wasnāt from China.
There are 6 billion earth like planets in the Milky Way alone, and there are several hundred billion Galaxies in the Observable universeā¦ this doesnāt consider all the other planets where life probably thrives, as there are no rules which states that environmental conditions have to match earth conditions for life to be possible ā¦ but if weāre going by earthsā conditions , that is still 6 billion ā¦ imagine thinking there isnāt life out thereā¦
Now have there been visitors to earth, I like to think there are both very primitive and very advanced life in our galaxy alone ā¦ Iām gonna go with yes (absolutely!)
Over 1000 years old, 3 phalanges, cadmium and osmium implants, eggs in one specimen, elongated heads, retractable necks, no teeth, Peru files criminal complaint that they were stolen and taken to Mexico. Found in diatom algae mines in 2017. Interesting...