The Phenomenon

[mwagen]

Anybody watch this? I love watching [credible] accounts of ufos and stuff, it's the most fascinating thing ever, but I don't want to waste money either. 

 

 

I'll never forget the feeling I had when I believed evidence of intelligent life had been found on Mars, lol. It was a few years ago on the fourth of July, it was about midnight and I'd just woken up from a nap. I heard yells outside my house, people screaming and lots of noise and banging. I was a little hungover as a I sat down at the computer and went to my homepage. The first thing I see is a headline "Pyramids found on Mars," with a picture of what appeared to be a bonified pyramid. And by golly did my heartrate suddenly spike, thinking that this is what the commotion outside was about, and about how this discovery will impact literally everything. 

 

But after reading more and examining the picture did I soon realize it was a stupid tabloid article and the picture was of an ordinary rock but zoomed way in. Then I remembered it was the fourth of july and the noise was fireworks. I laugh about it now, but still vividly remember how jolted I was.

[dalekphalm]

The Navy flightcam footage is by far the most compelling we've seen. I've watched the interview with Cmdr David Fravor - he seems like an otherwise totally normal person.

 

The Navy also eventually confirmed the footage was real.

 

Other militaries have also released similar footage.

 

Granted, we don't know whether that's aliens or not. UFO simply means we don't know what it is. It could be some kind of prototype high tech classified vehicle from Russia or China or hell even the US.

 

However if Fravor's descriptions are accurate (since the footage is definitely ambiguous - it's hard to tell exactly what you think you're seeing), the UFO seems to use non-newtonian drive mechanics. Gravity based perhaps.

 

Obviously there's alien life in the universe somewhere. To think otherwise is actually outright idiotic, now that we know how common exoplanets are.

 

I personally believe that within the Milky Way galaxy, there is at least one other alien life that has managed to reach interstellar space capabilities. There are likely dozens of species that are similar to humans in terms of evolution and technology (ranging from stone age to current/"near future" tech).

 

But the big question is: Is there an alien species that is capable of visiting Earth? That, we do not know. It could be the case, but it could just as easily be that all alien species are trapped in their solar systems like we are.

[kelvinhall05]

 

[SpaceGhostC2C]

14 hours ago, mwagen said:

 I was a little hungover as a I sat down at the computer and went to my homepage. The first thing I see is a headline "Pyramids found on Mars," with a picture of what appeared to be a bonified pyramid.

 

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