Aliens

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Is there extraterrestrial life?

  • Yes, and they are not Earth like creatures (non carbon based)

    Votes: 19 2.5%

  • Yes, and they are not Earth like creatures (carbon based)

    Votes: 25 3.3%

  • Yes, and they are not Earth like creatures (carbon and non carbon based)

    Votes: 82 10.8%

  • Yes, and they are humanoid creatures

    Votes: 39 5.1%

  • Yes, and they are those associated with abductions

    Votes: 19 2.5%

  • Yes, but I don't know what they'd be like

    Votes: 379 49.8%

  • Maybe

    Votes: 151 19.8%

  • No, they only exist in movies

    Votes: 47 6.2%
  • Total voters
    761
silverman_GT
Might be worth a try. I will be going on a camping trip in a few weeks, so why the hell not? :lol:

Pardon me for the question, but have you ever tried these steps before? Not that i'm skeptical, just wondering what will happen after 'Santa Claus' responded.
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Why not? An experience like this changes a person forever. It's not for everyone. Be warned.

Physicist Harley Rutledge performed this experiment and described it in his 1981 book Project Identification: The First Scientific Field Study of UFO Phenomena.

I had an analogous but not identical experience in the mid-sixties, and it is always at the back of my mind. I do not claim to understand it or know what it means. But it has left me convinced that UFO phenomena are complex and intimately tied into human consciousness, both individual and collective. Carl Jung has written about this in Flying Saucers: a Modern Myth of Things Seen in the Sky, 1978 translation by RFC Hull, Princeton University Press.
 
silverman_GT
*goes back inside*

Sounds terrifying, and i'm not sure if i want to have aliens in my dreams every night... :sick:
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Well, I have never had aliens in my dreams. To do that, you need only ingest DMT, "they" say.

Once you accept that you've had a UFO experience, it generally causes you to question rigid or dogmatic belief systems.
 
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For several years I have been monitoring reports of humanoids floating or flying in the sky. Below are reports of such a mass sighting over Los Angeles filmed by three cameras. The object appears to change shape as you watch the videos.

http://mysteriousuniverse.org/2015/08/flying-humanoid-over-los-angeles-seen-by-multiple-witnesses/
http://www.creepybasement.com/los-angeles-space-man/
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/techno...sterious-humanoid-ufo-filmed-floating-6380267



Flying humanoid recorded by three different people

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YouTube / Fausto Perez
 
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It's probably something perfectly innocent. We tend to naturally perceive things a humanoid if they have kind of shape.
 
PeterJB
Yes but I doubt that's an angel.
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Those are angelinos videotaping the humanoids, and the objects are reflecting back to the observers, potentially devout Catholics. A two-way psychic religious phenomenon? :lol:
 
niky
Not many angels shaped like balloons.
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Hey they eat very hefty from where they come from, so they're a little plump but calling them Balloons, niky I thought you were a nice guy...

Poor angels being called fat by niky.:sly:

kikie
Pareidolia?
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What does this have to do with anything? I mean the object changes shape. Not to say it couldn't be some balloon captured at a strange view but on the cameras it seems the same so somewhat interesting.
 
LMSCorvetteGT2
Hey they eat very hefty from where they come from, so they're a little plump but calling them Balloons, niky I thought you were a nice guy...

Poor angels being called fat by niky.:sly:



What does this have to do with anything? I mean the object changes shape. Not to say it couldn't be some balloon captured at a strange view but on the cameras it seems the same so somewhat interesting.
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You clearly don't know what pareidolia is.

I don't know why you're are always second guessing other's people's posts? This is the second time on this page. Are we not allowed to post anything that you don't like?
 
kikie
You clearly don't know what pareidolia is.

I don't know why you're are always second guessing other's people's posts? This is the second time on this page. Are we not allowed to post anything that you don't like?
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Who ever said that, instead of just posting in a vague fashion why not expand upon what your trying to include into the thread. I know what it is, and even if I didn't you gave a link to inform others of it, I just don't feel that this is the case per say. I can see how it might be but I'm asking a question so you can expand, not further contract and be defensive to boot.

And to retort am I not allowed to pick people's minds for better or deeper understanding on a very complex subject such at this? There is no second guessing, why you've decided to place your personal tone to my post is beyond me, but please don't in the future.
 
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A detailed analysis of an Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon captured by the Department of Homeland Security in infrared video and on radar.

There are portions on the latter part of the video when the object enters the ocean, moves under water, exits the water, then appears to double in size and split in two.

http://www.explorescu.org
 
Ramalhinho91
What do you mean? As far as I'm concerned this is about Aliens.
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You just posted a shoddy Photoshop with an attributed quote. Of course UFOs are real, people see them all the time. It's removing the U part that's more complex. Adding some of your own comments might have been helpful for people trying to interpret your seemingly thin post?

Dotini
A detailed analysis of an Unidentified Aerial Phenomenon captured by the Department of Homeland Security in infrared video and on radar.

There are portions on the latter part of the video when the object enters the ocean, moves under water, exits the water, then appears to double in size and split in two.

http://www.explorescu.org
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I think it's a balloon or a carrier bag, the over-water "vanishing" is simply the same kind of artefacting that makes a football disappear from sight in bad TV transmissions while the "split" is a thermal reflection from the water surface.

I read their answer to that theory and I'm not sure their trig stacks up with the observing aircraft at 2.8Nmiles from the object...
 
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LMSCorvetteGT2
Yeah it's about Aliens but are you trying to prove something with that quote or is just a random post?
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It's not a random post.
Unfortunately I never saw anything in the skies, beside airplanes, birds and the ISS. BUT, I do believe that someone, somewhere in the world knows the truth. I'm a follower of some TV's shows like the Ancient Aliens, Hangar 1 (MUFON), etc, and I know a lot about this matter. Also, I understand how the entire universe works, and how big it is. So, I do believe that we (humans) aren't the only intelligent form of life.
 
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TenEightyOne
You just posted a shoddy Photoshop with an attributed quote. Of course UFOs are real, people see them all the time. It's removing the U part that's more complex. Adding some of your own comments might have been helpful for people trying to interpret your seemingly thin post?
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I posted that image because it was the best I found. I just tried to show that someone important knows what is going on and think that the entire world deserves to know.
 
Ramalhinho91
I posted that image because it was the best I found. I just tried to show that someone important knows what is going on and think that the entire world deserves to know.
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Yeees... but do we doubt that UFOs exist? Nothing in the single picture you posted mentions aliens... you go on to say that's your own view but you posted nothing about it. How about expanding on what you think? :)
 
As I said before, I'm an avid follower of TV shows about aliens, ancient cultures and the universe. The whole concept of infinite is too much for the human brain, we can't understand this. The universe has aproximately 13,8 billion years, and we as humans (homo sapiens) a 200,000 year history... Our evolution on the past 100 years was brutal...
Sometimes I think about this and I can't even imagine if there exists someone out there, watching us, or perhaps, living among us, because if exist in fact other species, they will be much more advanced than we are now. But I truly believe they exist, it is just a wast of space, a wast of everything if we are the only form of intelligent life in the universe.
I believe they visited in the past, they helped our ancestors and made us who we are. There are some structures around the world that are just impossible to be made by human hands at that time...
I can talk about this all day, but the majority of people I know don't pay attention to this type of things or just try to avoid it. I'm a person who wants to know things, the origin of all things.
 
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TenEightyOne
Of course UFOs are real, people see them all the time. It's removing the U part that's more complex.
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What makes you think UFOs are real? What do you mean by real?

What case of an unknown can you cite that is more real and better documented than the 2013, Aguadilla Puerto Rico case?


TenEightyOne
I think it's a balloon or a carrier bag
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The airport radar and laser tracker of the border patrol aircraft indicates the unknown travelled a complex but roughly oval course, changing direction, altitude and speed varying 40-120 mph (up to 95 mph underwater). Local wind speed was from the east at 8-13 mph.How does a balloon do that, or a "carrier bag"? It doesn't.

The thermal imaging of the unknown showed it was hotter than the ambient air, even after emerging from water. How does a balloon do that? It doesn't.

The crew observed the object as a glowing pink light when first seen over water, which shut off as the object came over land. How does a balloon do that? It doesn't.

I am not convinced you read the pdf and watched the videos, nor that you believe any UFOs are real.

 
Dotini
What makes you think UFOs are real? What do you mean by real?
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I mean it to be literally true; there are flying objects that have evaded attempts to identify their nature or origin. This is most usually because the observer information was poor in one way or another.

Dotini
The airport radar and laser tracker of the border patrol aircraft indicates the unknown travelled a complex but roughly oval course, changing direction, altitude and speed varying 40-120 mph (up to 95 mph underwater). Local wind speed was from the east at 8-13 mph.How does a balloon do that, or a "carrier bag"? It doesn't.
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Local wind doesn't take into account the thermal effect from terrain, especially in semi-built areas and particularly where cooler water borders land. The effects are slight and therefore affect large-surface low-mass objects (such as newspaper sheets, carrier bags et al) particularly.

Dotini
The crew observed the object as a glowing pink light when first seen over water, which shut off as the object came over land. How does a balloon do that? It doesn't.
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The crew had a black-and-white camera, from 3 nautical miles in a moving aircraft I suspect they saw the glow of the bag in the sunlight.

Dotini
The thermal imaging of the unknown showed it was hotter than the ambient air, even after emerging from water. How does a balloon do that? It doesn't.
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The balloon (or more likely carrier bag) rests in a hot corner first. The hot plastic continues to heat air inside the bag even as it's replaced by cooler air - that's what gives a flying carrier bag such performance longevity and why they're such a menace around airports.

I don't believe it went under water either; there's no obvious trajectory change as it "vanishes".

Do I believe this is a UFO? Obviously. Do I believe it's definitive proof of some advanced or extra-terrestrial tech? No.
 
TenEightyOne
Local wind doesn't take into account the thermal effect from terrain, especially in semi-built areas and particularly where cooler water borders land. The effects are slight and therefore affect large-surface low-mass objects (such as newspaper sheets, carrier bags et al) particularly.

I don't believe it went under water either; there's no obvious trajectory change as it "vanishes".

Do I believe this is a UFO? Obviously. Do I believe it's definitive proof of some advanced or extra-terrestrial tech? No.
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You seem to think it must a balloon or bag or else proof of advanced tech or ET, and therefore it is a balloon or bag. Nothing in-between.

So you are reduced to seriously arguing that a balloon or bag can go 40-120 mph against a prevailing wind of 8-13 mph??

I am very sorry, but I must come to the conclusion my friend is suffering from cognitive dissonance.
 
Dotini
For several years I have been monitoring reports of humanoids floating or flying in the sky. Below are reports of such a mass sighting over Los Angeles filmed by three cameras. The object appears to change shape as you watch the videos.

http://mysteriousuniverse.org/2015/08/flying-humanoid-over-los-angeles-seen-by-multiple-witnesses/
http://www.creepybasement.com/los-angeles-space-man/
http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/techno...sterious-humanoid-ufo-filmed-floating-6380267



Flying humanoid recorded by three different people

cjuw9cn-imgurgif


YouTube / Fausto Perez
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Dang it. I was spotted after all. :ouch:
 

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