NASA UFO Footage

I believe there would not be widespread mass panic, but I would expect extremists to denounce them in the words of their 'faith' (as happens now with terrorism, but more widespread). I for one would welcome the ultimate discovery, and would be absolutely astounded, amazed, and also worried. Who wouldn't be?

As with all 'evidence', the best that can ever be said is 'inconclusive'.
I find of great interest the reports of RAF, Astronauts and similar personell. Very interesting statements.
 
Whilst I believe in UFO's and aliens etc, most of the original video is just space debris and dust floating in between the shuttle/ISS layered window panes, which is magnified thru the camera. Also that tether crap at the end with the big donut ring is just a particle which has been zoomed in so much your just seeing the focus ring of the camera causing that effect. The stills of the triangles are nice but so easy to fake. As usual there is no damning evidence of ufos :/
 
Lol, aliens.
Lol, scientific evidence in the form of youtube videos.
Lol, "zomg someone disagrees therefore they must be a non-believer and think we're alone in the universe, lolololol."
Lol, conspiracy.
 
Not that I enjoy quoting myself, but I'd hate to see this video ignored as in my opinion it's pretty damn impressive.

Anyone have any thoughts on it?

Shame about this music, it's rather annoying. Great video though. Most likely something alien, I would have thought. Probably just testing our defenses and laughing at our puny attempts at defence.
 
Not that I enjoy quoting myself, but I'd hate to see this video ignored as in my opinion it's pretty damn impressive.

Anyone have any thoughts on it?

Seen a documentary on this a while back, they came to the conclusion it was a Weather Balloon...Which was apparently impervious to over an hours worth of Flak impacting all around it (over 1400 shells). :rolleyes: Have to say though the explanation was original, not like the Weather Balloon defence has been trotted out to perform on Stage before.....

Interesting video though, its probably the first time that there was recorded military retaliation against a supposed UFO. Though in a time of war it has to be said.


Theres a movie of it being made scheduled for release next year, though set in the modern era =/
 
Not that I enjoy quoting myself, but I'd hate to see this video ignored as in my opinion it's pretty damn impressive.

Anyone have any thoughts on it?

Shooting a cloud lot up by spot lights, such mass confusion and twisted realism is well documented.
Humans do not make good witnesses, especially under stress. hence the100's of differing reports that day.

Probably much of the confusion came from the fact that anti-aircraft shell bursts, caught by the searchlights, were themselves mistaken for enemy planes. In any case, the next three hours produced some of the most imaginative reporting of the war: "swarms" of planes (or, sometimes, balloons) of all possible sizes, numbering from one to several hundred, traveling at altitudes which ranged from a few thousand feet to more than 20,000 and flying at speeds which were said to have varied from "very slow" to over 200 miles per hour, were observed to parade across the skies. These mysterious forces dropped no bombs and, despite the fact that 1,440 rounds of anti-aircraft ammunition were directed against them, suffered no losses. There were reports, to be sure, that four enemy planes had been shot down, and one was supposed to have landed in flames at a Hollywood intersection. Residents in a forty-mile arc along the coast watched from hills or rooftops as the play of guns and searchlights provided the first real drama of the war for citizens of the mainland. The dawn, which ended the shooting and the fantasy, also proved that the only damage which resulted to the city was such as had been caused by the excitement (there was at least one death from heart failure), by traffic accidents in the blacked-out streets, or by shell fragments from the artillery barrage.

Not sure where you got weather balloon from.

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Initially, the target of the aerial barrage was thought to be an attacking force from Japan, but speaking at a press conference shortly afterward Secretary of the Navy Frank Knox called the incident a "false alarm." Newspapers of the time published a number of sensational reports and speculations of a cover-up. A small number of modern-day UFOlogists have suggested the targets were extraterrestrial spacecraft.[3] When documenting the incident in 1983, the U.S. Office of Air Force History attributed the event to a case of "war nerves" likely triggered by a lost weather balloon and exacerbated by stray flares and shell bursts from adjoining batteries.

The radar signature was lost out at sea, so it took no anti aircraft shells.
 
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When is zooms in on them, on other videos of the Tether incident, they all look the same, and are moving against orbit in all different directions. Pictures of these exact objects have been found in cave drawings/paintings across the world in many different locations too.
 
When is zooms in on them, on other videos of the Tether incident, they all look the same, and are moving against orbit in all different directions. Pictures of these exact objects have been found in cave drawings/paintings across the world in many different locations too.

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What about you Muslims - would Allah suddenly not exist?

Funnily enough the Quran does mention other life forms in the universe, whether they be aliens or whatever. But we wouldnt see them as God nor would we worship such life forms....so Allah would still exist for us.
 
Funnily enough the Quran does mention other life forms in the universe, whether they be aliens or whatever. But we wouldnt see them as God nor would we worship such life forms....so Allah would still exist for us.

Have you got the exact passage there just in case that is some hindsight'ed interpretation that would have bore no relevance to the idea of extraterrestrial life hundreds of years ago.

I only request that because I remember seeing an interview with a muslim who was happily saying all kinds of scientific discoveries made in the last 100 years are actually in the Quran then proceeded to quote the passages that shown this and they were the weakest, highly nonspecific nonsense ever read and he had to bend so many things to make it fit into his argument.
 
Shooting a cloud lot up by spot lights, such mass confusion and twisted realism is well documented.
Humans do not make good witnesses, especially under stress. hence the100's of differing reports that day.



Not sure where you got weather balloon from.

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The radar signature was lost out at sea, so it took no anti aircraft shells.

The documentary i seen on it painted a very different picture from a wikipedia posting.
 
For all of you that are interested in UFO's this documentary is a must see. Are all these people lying? I don't think so...

I've seen the documentary and there is some interesting stuff in there, I'm sure they're not all lying but a lot of people will do absolutely anything for cash and/or fame, especially the retirees who have sod all else to do except traipse around ufo conferances spilling the same old garbage for a few bucks, it gets them out of the house/old peoples home.

I do like the air traffic control evidence though, they are trained observers of aerial shennigans, unlike police and desk jockey military personnel (bar airforce of course ;) ).
 
Someone above said "the chances of there being life in the universe other then us is high, but the chances of it being intelligent life is low" but why because I would have thought mathematically speaking if you believe in science and your an atheist that we would all agree that mathematically speaking the chances of life being out their in the universe is high and the chances of there being intelligent life is also high.

My own opinion is that there's probably millions of planets out there with life, and prob thousands of planets with intelligent life.

I find evolution so amazing and they say the same gasses that make up the earth and life here is what makes up planets and the rest of the universe elsewhere. So I've often wondered what if other planets evolution was similar to ours? What if another planet had the same species as us, from lions and tigers, to whales and sharks, to hawks and eagles.

Or maybe the planet would have started with the same evolution but then taken a different path, what I mean by this is, maybe their planet started with bacteria and instead of evolving to dinosaurs they evolved into something else, and then maybe that animal evolved into something else and so on, for millions or billions of years.

I'm not saying this is how it is, but this is just the things that go round in my head and the possibilities are probably endless. Maybe there's millions of different types of evolution all other the universe.

I guess in a way its probably more plausible that evolution takes a different course on every different planet, because no planet is the same and each planet would have a smaller or larger moon, a smaller or large sun, a smaller or larger surface, and would get hit by more or less asteroids, and all these things determine the course of evolution on any given planet.

Say we found a planet that was full of life, had billions of species like on earth, then maybe the life would be different to ours but what if they had the same types, what I mean by this is, wouldn't they have birds like we do, but just different species, and some land animals, and some animals in the sea like fish of some sort, but just different kinds of fish, different species.

I love thinking about this stuff as you can tell by how much I've wrote! I always watch documentaries on space and animals on BBC iplayer and elsewhere.
 
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