UFO's, seen one?

I just heard this interview. Didn't get all of it but I believe it's something going on. I don't believe everyone's just making it up. I think in the next few years people are going to start seeing a lot more UFOs.

-Nate
 
Never seen one, and never seen or experienced anything even remotely supernatural. While the probability of intelligent life having existed somewhere in the universe is pretty high, the probability of it developing concurrently with our civilization in our light cone is actually pretty low. I'm not really a believer, as much as I like the concept, and I'm definitely not a believer in all these charlatans on TV. They are just trying to make a buck off gullible conspiracy nuts.
 
i've never seen one, but i did know someone who had. that's only one person out of everyone i've known, so i really doubt the 14% figure.
 
yes indeed, on the 5. 3 triangle light thing at like 3am somewhere between grapvine and patterson. funny thing is a friend without me telling them my story, told me a similar story to mine and i was like dude, srsly!
 
I saw one in Hawaii. I don't know what the heck it was, I would have thought it was a helicopter in the night sky except that we couldn't hear a dang thing. Maybe the military has secret helicopters that can fly silently. If so, that's a helluva muffler, that thing was pretty close and it was dead quiet.
 
Not a UFO, but I was on location shooting in Dallas, Texas and ended up in a haunted hotel room. Funny, when people say that the hair on the back of your neck rises; it really does. When I went down to the desk to ask if anyone had ever complained about the room I was in, the guy at the desk said, "Your room is not haunted." I hadn't even mentioned 'haunted'.
 
Not a UFO, but I was on location shooting in Dallas, Texas and ended up in a haunted hotel room. Funny, when people say that the hair on the back of your neck rises; it really does. When I went down to the desk to ask if anyone had ever complained about the room I was in, the guy at the desk said, "Your room is not haunted." I hadn't even mentioned 'haunted'.



The desk clerk was correct. Your room was not haunted. That was me under the bed with some fishing line and a trained squirrel monkey.




I've never seen a UFO or anything like that. I have experienced some seriously strange paranormal episodes of the ghost kind at my mother's house which was built in the 1850's. Weird and frightening things to be sure.
 
I do believe in life on other planets, I know for a fact there is currently life on Mars, (we sent it there, microbs and such) but since faaster than light travel for anything with mass, breaks the laws of physics, any being from another system would have to be traveling on a generational ship, or they would have to have a life span of thousands of years.

most of the UFO sightings tend to be in areas where German Scientists fled after WW2, mainly areas of the US and South America. which makes since as while pre ww2 there were a few reports through out history, during ww2 the reports shot up,
 
most of the UFO sightings tend to be in areas where German Scientists fled after WW2, mainly areas of the US and South America. which makes since as while pre ww2 there were a few reports through out history, during ww2 the reports shot up,

Wait a minute, are you saying the Germans were aliens?
 
Wait a minute, are you saying the Germans were aliens?


yea didn't you watch the Avengers cartoon that came oout a couple years ago lol,

no I'm saying the UFOs were German experiments, then they were American experiments headed by Germans, as well many of the top germans went to south America and sure enough not long after UFOs started showing up there as well.
 
We have including a camera man from NBC. We actually filmed this object with several other spectators. I know for a fact it wasn't no helicopter nor plane. We sent the footage to the station where the NBC camera guy worked and no one could say what it was. From there they sent the footage to a "specialist" in UFO research and I guess we never heard of anything since. It was an interesting day. I still to this day can't explain what it was but what I saw was flying fast and it moved all directions.

Whatever it is, I freakin want one. It would be nice to fly from where am at to Hawaii in a few mintues.
 
If there are UFOs visiting us (well, you guys anyway) then it should only be a matter of time before there is some GOOD footage of one... it's not like the old days of some dude with a super-8 next to Loch Ness.

But... I gotta' agree with Jason Miller on this one... MOST people don't realize the time/distance combo to the nearest solar system outside of our own. So either the very next closest system also has life... or whatever people keep seeing as UFOs probably LIVES here with us... as integrated aliens hiding... or experimental military.

I'd love to think there are aliens visiting... because it's more interesting, but I fall in the camp of "war of the worlds" or "alien"... where I expect that if aliens did come to earth, that it wouldn't be good news for human kind. Isn't it funny that so many scientists, etc. expect aliens to have some universal morality towards another life form... just because we have a higher level of communication over the other life on this planet... (the other life that 99.9% of us use for our own purposes anyway?)

:) Hey... I'm just sayin'... seems like a no-brainer to me.
 
Talking about life traveling here from other Solar Systems, one of many rumors suggest that Mars was a stop over point, not an origin point. Of course, other theories involve dimensional doorways, including the Triangles in Bermuda and the Pacific rim.
 
By the time you get to Mars... that's like driving from California to New York and using Jersey as the rest stop :)

"OK... does anybody have to take a sh*t before we tear this place up? Shock and awe doesn't work if they spot you squatting behind a dumpster..."
 
There is a theory right now that thinks any advanced civilization would transcend physical reality and vanish into a virtual construct long before developing faster than light travel. People who claim to have seen UFO's either have seen secret military craft, or are under the influence. Also, with regard to hauntings, a researcher in Canada has been able to magnetically influence a region of the brain and consistently reproduce a "haunting-like" hallucinatory experience. He theorizes that certain places contain magnetic fields that can stimulate that part of the brain, which is why hauntings can be tied to a specific location.
 
Batutta, that really is interesting about magnetism and hauntings. Ghost Hunters have found that high EMF fields can cause paranoia, nausea, and hallucinations. They call it a Fear Cage. It is also theorized that these high energy fields help entities to manifest. Further more, underground quartz formations also seem to influence manifestations. There is a lot that can be explained away, but there is still plenty that can't.
 
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