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UGH! We get requests all the time at work for information proving the existence of these things.
From my stand point I can truly say that the USAF has nothing on file proving that UFOs are real. During Project Blue Book, all USAF bases were required to log in all UFO sightings and of all of them, only 1% percent could not be explained.
More than likely, the 1% were experimental aircraft, thus being classified at the time, the USAF could not comment.
Just my 2 cents...
Hmmm.... It's either a large spacecraft, being operated by aliens who have a vehicle and genetic makeup that defy the laws of physics, or it's something else... :squint:
Occam's razor suggests "something else".
Update: Turns out the craft is a Jimmy Johns delivery vehicle. This explains how they have "freaky" fast service.
Hmmmmm....Sometimes I think this whole thing is some kids science project. He (or she) probably has a 27 billion diget zip code.
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To my knowledge there is no toy or experimental object/machine that can travel airborne and change directions like that flying faster than the human eye can detect it.
So it is just that (to me) an unknown flying object.
I'm a sci-fi junkie, and I've learned that the UFO documentaries (on youtube) are a cheap source of sci-fi. Usually the directors are believers, and so they arrange the data in a way that's convincing. It's not all that convincing for a skeptic, but it make for a fun 90 minutes.
I 'believe' that there is ET life in our visible universe, but I see no reason to think that there's any within our galaxy. It's just intuitive faiths, obviously. Of course, it's all just guestimates on the odds of life evolving multiple times in such a big universe.
All modern physics points to the speed of light being inviolable, so, ehn, it's reasonable to believe that FTL is impossible.
Looks like a yellow jacket nest is getting in the news...
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To my knowledge there is no toy or experimental object/machine that can travel airborne and change directions like that flying faster than the human eye can detect it.
Are you telling me that you have never, not even once, lost a spring from a gun?
Rest assured, that I have launced springs,screws and even firing pins across my shop with enough speed that even the fastest camera could not detect it. And yes it is true, they can and do change direction in mid air.
Trust me.
Hm. Something can't be seen quite clearly enough to identify, and it's assumed to be visitors from other worlds. (Was struck by one of those on a soccer field once, only to later find out it was ... a soccer ball.) Sort of like assuming a quick glance showing a blurry spray of stars overhead is Mother Nature's hairnet.
Pass the mustard ...
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By the user, or by the Cigarette Smoking Man's stooges?!!?