I saw something once. A friend and I were on a remote road and had just turned onto a highway, when we noticed a light crossing the road in the distance. It looked odd and caught our attention - I think because it was moving so slowly. So I pulled over to look. We got out of my truck. And for some reason I grabbed a flashlight and flashed the object. At that moment, it turned 90 degrees and was coming straight for us. It may have responded to the light... but he was probably just following the highway. Either way, it sure got our attention! It was silent, large, low, appearing to be the size of a 737 at something like 1000 feet, and moving very slowly. I remember the single bright light that caught out attention. But to this day I can't tell you what it looked like. It passed right over us and I have no idea what it looked like. After it passed, it turned about 45 degrees, which gave us a profile view. It looked to be shaped like an eye, but I could see stars through the middle of it. It never made sense and we never talked about it until about ten years later. I hadn't seen him in years. But when I said, "Do you remember that night"... he jumped on it. YES!!! It left a strong impression on him as well. And it was so strange! This is the part that's a little freaky. I have no memory of it passing directly over us. But I know it did. My only memory of it besides the approaching light, was the profile view after it turned. Again, about ten years later, I went ahead and entered it in the National Reporting Center database. I found that two cops near us saw the same thing that night - or on about the same night. My best guess was that we saw an experimental stealth blimp capable of silent propulsion.
When I was about 15 I was asleep at home when I awoke to a strange hum. It was not a sound, but a feeling or vibration. Within about 10 minutes everyone was awake as well...six of us and we all searched the house to find where it was coming from. About an hour went by and we were perplexed by both the sensation and the fact no one could figure it out. I went outside with my bother and it was even louder/stronger out there....no idea where it was though. Shortly I looked up just because and after a while I noticed an area ( not sure of the shape) that was pure black...as in no stars or anything. I told my brother and he noticed it as well then went to get everyone else. We all stared at the emptiness until disk approached, I was hoping the light might make things clearer as it was a moonless night. As things get slightly less dark the sound/feeling/Hum went away as did the dark patch. To this day I have no idea what we saw and experienced but it sure was strange.
If the aliens did make it to Earth, and they wanted us dead, then we are dead. Having the technology to travel between stars would mean that the aliens have figured out how to master energy on a truly massive scale, and it'd be a simple matter to turn that mastery of energy towards creating a weapon that would snuff out life on Earth like the flip of a switch. Whatever the aliens intentions towards us would be, that's what would happen, and there's nothing we could do to stop it.
On a more serious note: I contacted retired Major Florenz Mansmann, who was his commanding officer. Mansmann was too ill to speak but his wife was glad to speak for a time. She said to call back in a few weeks and he may be able to talk. When I did, he had already died. But his wife confirmed his testimony to this event and said he stood by his story until his death.
Seriously, Nuc 'em. Why would you believe ET's would be any more benevolent towards us than Europeans were to the New World. Microbial diseases and policies. Please explain. Seriously Moi
Where did I say anything about ET benevolence? If anything, my response would be more along the lines of, good luck with that! If anything, the video that I posted about the Big Sur event suggests that we were being sent a message. Same with Malmstrom AFB. It would seem that if ET wants to shut down our nukes and render them useless, they can.
I don't know, where did you? Just sayin' better to be safe. Nuc 'em! Remembering those steeped in Christianity, whether Roman Catholic or Protestant and their benevolence on the New World peoples. If not overt, microbial! Do we have immunity to ET Smallpox? what of ET Syphilis Moi
according to most religions, Christianity included, the ET's intermarried with the earth women. Probably make sure you use a condom until they are checked out. I'll bet the "Grey's" have tiny wankers.
Not enough protection from skin sores some believe created post 1500 syphilis. A New World skin sore did it with an old world skin sore whose bacteria hybridized into a more systemic form. Let it be known however possible to them Like ads in the "I Love Lucy" episodes they think are new Nuc 'em on sight. Wonder later. The safest bet. Moi And their Conspiracy
I love your post. You had a great experience. Congratulations. I respect your conclusions, but personally, I think it was ET.
If it had done something dramatic, like zip out of sight in the blink of an eye, of zoom straight up out of the atmosphere, or had some demonstrable, inexplicable effect on the surroundings or us, or in some way performed in ways far beyond the envelope of existing technology and esp physics, or if an alien beamed down and introduced itself, then I would tend to believe it was ET. But all that I can say for sure is that it was low, slow, silent, large, did not have standard aircraft lights but at least one bright white light, and that it appeared in profile to be shaped like an eye with a hole in the middle. I don't know what I saw. I've actually been wondering if hypnosis might help me to recall details from when it was directly overhead. That said, Tyson doesn't know what he's talking about when it comes to UFOs. He wouldn't last ten minutes with me in the ring. It's not that what he says is wrong. It's what he doesn't know about or purposely avoids. It's the entire world of highly credibly and impressive reports that cannot be ignored as trivial. The fact is, this is not a subject well-suited for science; anymore than other rare and transient events, like ball lightning or earthquake lights. Those are hard to study for the same reason - you can't reproduce it on demand. So you have to employ logic. When it seems believable, as with both ball lightning and earthquake lights, it only takes a few photos and everyone says, "Oh! There it is!!!". But you can have near onto a century of photos, and later films and videos of UFOs, and everyone says, "But that isn't proof!" The famous double-standard. We easily accept that which we might expect. We raise the standards for things we fundamentally don't understand if true.
Or hear it as music. I love this album. It's partly narrated and partly told by the words to the music. But more likely...
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. The case of UFO's is made doubly difficult because of so many hoaxes and CGI. At this point it will take something landing for the news cameras to convince people...The Arizona lights prove that.
Neil Tyson doesn't believe ETs have visited Earth. Yet, just last year (or 2017?) at least four skeletons were discovered in Peru that were definitely hominid-like, but not human. Two of those were reptilian in form, walked upright on two legs, and had a head that looked very similar to the cute alien in the Spielberg movie "ET." All four of these skeletons were closely examined by medical specialists--X-rayed, C-scanned, DNA tested, C14 tested, etc, and found to have very little in common with Homo Sapiens. All the skeletons had hands with three fingers & no thumb. Their feet were the same. All the skeletons still had some skin still on them, and one of the reptilian bodies had three eggs within its lower abdomen. Scientists are supposed to "follow the evidence" to wherever it leads. We now have proof of at least four ET alien remains here on Earth, so it's just a matter of time until everyone except those who don't care about evidence or proof, expand their world views to be inclusive of our interstellar neighbors, & accepting of the truth that they've visited us & befriended us both in the past & today.
The problem is that ET's show up all over the earth, thousands of years apart, documented in all the religions. all the cultures with no contact with each other. Buildings that are impossible to build today. Documented in other historical carvings, paintings, etc. Thousands of documentations. But there is no concrete proof, so we pretend all these cultures are crazy and we know better.
I agree, that looks good. But until it hits mainstream science journals, it will be considered fake and swept under the rug. On film they do look like plaster creations.
The white coloring is due to the fact that they were buried in a cave filled with diatom-nous earth, which is a white powder. I agree, it looks strange. I also agree with your comment about being regarded as fake until published in a professional science journal, but there's a resistance by those journal editors against publishing results that vary too far from the accepted norm, and this definitely qualifies in that regard. But I am of the opinion that scientists & science itself, must be willing to follow the evidence wherever it leads, at all times, rather than become ensconced in a closed-minded, rigid view toward any aspect of nature. Science is not supposed to be dogmatic. Neither are scientists.
I agree that making public statements on this subject,can be occupational suicide. However if these are actually real, in todays world there will be droves of scientists willing to put their name on it.
