UFOs

jrt_ms1995

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Extraordinary assertions require extraordinary proof and I’ve seen nothing approaching that. It’s not logical to conclude something based on conjecture and not evidence even if I want it to be true.
Yeah? Well, tell that to SMCwhatever.
 

PeoplesElbow

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Pretty much sums it up
 

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3CATSAILOR

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Tucker Carlson is the only major news pundit who wants to talk about it, which is why I hate everyone else.

I think it's unlikely that we are alone in the universe - so unlikely as to be impossible. Somewhere out there is at least one other civilization, even if we wouldn't recognize it as such. It stuns me when I see someone scoff at that; they seem so ignorant and unsophisticated.

Anyway, I appreciate Tucker shining a light on a subject none of the rest of them want to touch.
Years ago when the Navy sent their stealth ship to the mouth of St. Jerome's Creek to investigate something that fell out of space was quite interesting. They launched multiple smaller craft, about 30 feet or more from under it. It certainly was a wild looking ship. They were likely trying horizonal mapping of the bottom of the Bay to see if they see anything. Ironcially, that night after the Stealth ship went back to Norfolk, some type of entity did shine some strange rotating lights through room darkening shades late at night like the shades did not exist on to a wall in my house. The lights were various different colors. However, it didn't last long. It was very brief. When you try to look to see what it was, it disappeared. It is almost like "it knew ahead of time" that I was getting ready to look. The next day, "which exists to this day" there is two odd circles, one larger one smaller which essentially make an 8 on my property. The eight is itched in the ground. Nothing grows there for some reason. I wanted to see if it is radioactive. But, no Fire Department in the County has the ablity to detect radiation for some reason. It is strange that nothing grows there after all these years. In fact, the whole chain of events was strange. I never reported it. It is what it is. It didn't damage anything other than the ground. So, no big deal.
There’s at least a lot of physics substantiating the speed of light. I don’t know a shred of science that says your blood will boil at 30 mph - since CHARIOTS went that fast, and lots of animals and birds do it all the time.

What people THINK and science aren’t the same.

The sound barrier - that was a limit of engineering - not science.

I still subscribe to Occam’s Razor - the simplest solution is usually the right one. It’s simpler to believe that after decades of UFO “sightings” and nothing provable, I place it with Bigfoot and the Loch Ness monster.
 

3CATSAILOR

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Years ago when the Navy sent their Stealth Ship to the mouth of St. Jerome's Creek to investigate something that fell out of space was quite interesting. They launched multiple smaller craft, about 30 feet or more from under it. It certainly was a wild looking ship. They were likely trying horizonal mapping of the bottom of the Bay to see if they can find anything. Ironcially, the night after the Stealth Ship went back to Norfolk, some type of entity did shine some strange rotating lights through room darkening shades late at night like the shades did not exist. It projected the lights on to a wall in my house. The lights were various different colors. However, it didn't last long. It was very brief. When you try to look to see what it was doing it, it disappeared. It is almost like "it knew ahead of time" that I was getting ready to look. The next day, "which exists to this day" there are two odd circles, one larger one smaller which essentially make an 8 on my property. The eight is etched in the ground. Nothing grows there for some reason. I wanted to see if it is radioactive. But, no Fire Department in the County has the ablity to detect radiation for some reason. It is strange that nothing grows there after all these years. In fact, the whole chain of events was strange. I never reported it. It is what it is. It didn't damage anything other than the ground. So, no big deal. Also, some idiot in his power boat with multiple engines decided he wanted to approach the Stealth Ship. He probably wanted some pictures. The Stealth Ship warned him many times on the VHF radio to stay away. He continued to ignore the warning. I watched the Stealth ship open fire on the boat with what appeared to be a 50 Cal. machine gun. The water went flying up in air directly off of the bow of the boat. At that time, the boat decided to turn around and leave the Stealth Ship alone.
 
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