The Case Against ETs visiting Earth

Wow, that's a very good point Booner. I never thought about that.

Some of the photos on that web site are really quite eerie. I won't say if any are real or not because Photoshop can do anything these days. Some of them are tilting btw ;)
 
Booner! said:
Some good photos here to get the mind going...
http://www.ufoevidence.org/photographs/section/recent/photo352.htm
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It does not get my mind going except in the realms of fantasy.

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I was looking across a valley and took a picture when later i looked a the digital photographs i could see a rounded edge object with golden wings.It looked a bit like a whale.
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BS.

The usual way of taking a picture is to look at your subject and then snap.
The teacher has seen at least 120 degrees of the sky without moving but fails to see a UFO :)
So is this one of those UFO's that only magically appear when you look at the picture afterwards?
It makes a change from those UFO's that only let you take fuzzy pictures.
 
Radiation said:
i also think by now you're nit picking for the sake of it,
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It's not nit picking! If someone posts a video of an object flying up and down in a way that pretty much any plane could do but then say it was an example of advanced flying capabilities I think it's completely normal to question that. Also you questioned the quote I posted regards objects in space appearing to move in an odd way which you didn't understand so I explained it further for you!
 
dmpoole said:
It does not get my mind going except in the realms of fantasy.



BS.

The usual way of taking a picture is to look at your subject and then snap.
The teacher has seen at least 120 degrees of the sky without moving but fails to see a UFO :)
So is this one of those UFO's that only magically appear when you look at the picture afterwards?
It makes a change from those UFO's that only let you take fuzzy pictures.
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Just out of interest, have you seen that missile disabling video?

Lets assume its not aliens, what could it be? I would love a rational explanation to that one, but when you have such credible people it makes it tough.
 
Failz said:
Just out of interest, have you seen that missile disabling video?

Lets assume its not aliens, what could it be? I would love a rational explanation to that one, but when you have such credible people it makes it tough.
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Link please, I can't be bothered to go back.

So why isn't this Bob Geldof Alien disabling all the missiles?
 
Space is so big and time is so long it doesn't seem likely that there is intelligent life both within reachable distance of us as well as exist at the same time as us.

Although I am quite sure there is something out there somewhere among space.
 
Failz said:
Just out of interest, have you seen that missile disabling video?

Lets assume its not aliens, what could it be? I would love a rational explanation to that one, but when you have such credible people it makes it tough.
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I saw one ages ago at White sands or some other missile site. Lost the link. There was also the statement from the engineer/scientist who was amazed at the way it circled the missle prior to disabling it. Amazing stuff if true!...and this was supposed to have occurred in the 60's.
 
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Failz said:
Just out of interest, have you seen that missile disabling video?

Lets assume its not aliens, what could it be? I would love a rational explanation to that one, but when you have such credible people it makes it tough.
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I've not carried out many nuclear tests or built many missiles but I'm going to go out on a limb and suggest that they're pretty complicated technology wise, the chances of something going wrong aren't exactly low. If there is some kind of craft going around dissabling nuclear weapons it sounds a bit like a super powers perfect defence! Lets face it, it's far more plausible that one or more of the worlds super powers have found a way to disable nuclear weapons then it is that aliens are flying across the universe to do just that.

If it were the case that all the worlds nuclear weapons had suddenly stopped working then there would be something more to the story, but since the last test was carried out by North Korea in 2006 and in total over 2000 successful nuclear tests have been carried out it doesn't seem like they're having too much trouble setting them off.
 
yak.h'cir said:
Maybe pictures of the USA's space fleet which they use to spy on distant civilisations!
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That's quite interesting if we can accept it as true? There was a case a while back when NORAD tracked an object entering the Earth's atmosphere only for it to turn round and disappear back out again. They referred to the object as a Fastwalker. There is also the case of Gary McKinnnon to consider.

If there is some kind of craft going around dissabling nuclear weapons it sounds a bit like a super powers perfect defence! Lets face it, it's far more plausible that one or more of the worlds super powers have found a way to disable nuclear weapons then it is that aliens are flying across the universe to do just that.
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Today maybe but I wouldn't necessarily argu that for the sixties- especially when we are still trying to rely on missle based interception due to be employed in Polond next year. Lets face it. The government would be playing with lives on a vast scale if they were to rely on conventional techniques (which are not even installed yet) when they had something better they were unlikely to use.

Edit: The point about disabling nuclear weapons should also be considered in relation to the fact that the cases are not just about disabling but enabling too. There was an occasion when an object hovered over a silo and activated the launch codes: The object then disappeared off somewhere returning function of the missile back to the base personel.
 
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ethan said:
That's quite interesting if we can accept it as true? There was a case a while back when NORAD tracked an object entering the Earth's atmosphere only for it to turn round and disappear back out again. They referred to the object as a Fastwalker. There is also the case of Gary McKinnnon to consider.

Today maybe but I wouldn't necessarily argu that for the sixties- especially when we are still trying to rely on missle based interception due to be employed in Polond next year.
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I really don't think we can accept it as true, the most I would guess at the USA having is some kind of space bomber/shuttle they can use to launch nuclear weapons from. Stuff like that is possible technologically, just quite difficult and very expensive. Spacecraft capable of travelling to other stars are completely beyond anything we could design let alone build.
 
yak.h'cir said:
Spacecraft capable of travelling to other stars are completely beyond anything we could design let alone build.
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Actually the old orion nuclear space ships would be large enough to reach other stars, except they would be very very noticeable...
 
I really don't think we can accept it as true, the most I would guess at the USA having is some kind of space bomber/shuttle they can use to launch nuclear weapons from.
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It was a base commander at Norad who said it if that is what you are referring too. I don't know about Government space vehicles though. I don't really see a need if the Aurora could provide a similar or same function for missile delivery which is what you have already suggested.
 
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Tefal said:
Actually the old orion nuclear space ships would be large enough to reach other stars, except they would be very very noticeable...
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:) I should have been more specific, I was referring to something that would be capable of carrying people and get to the destination before they had long since died.

We already have an interstellar probe, Voyager has exceeded the necessary escape velocity for our solar system so it's not coming back. One day that will probably pass by some other planets orbiting some distant star. However it that day will not be for a long long long long time :p
 
ethan said:
It was a base commander at Norad who said it if that is what you are referring too. I don't know about Government space vehicles though. I don't really see a need if the Aurora could provide a similar or same function for missile delivery which is what you have already suggested.
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Ahh I was thought you were referring to the fleet of interstellar spaceships. Not the space bomber idea.

When I mentioned a space bomber it was just something I thought that was possible technology wise but would also be something they'd keep highly classified. I wasn't aware of any evidence/reports regarding it actually being real.
 
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