Did anyone see this UFO last Friday

ohnonotgmail

bangkok wrote: »

Changed there story as they were being ridiculed

Travis walton??

anything believable?

Dr. Bre

They are leaving their lights on to take the piss ! They know we are so far behind them in terms of technology. Almost all sightings claim they haven’t seen something like this move so fast. If I was them I’d be doing the same

josip

Dr. Bre wrote: »

They are leaving their lights on to take the piss ! They know we are so far behind them in terms of technology. Almost all sightings claim they haven’t seen something like this move so fast. If I was them I’d be doing the same

So they've spent years traveling here just to troll us?
In that case, how come they're not active on boards?

bangkok

josip wrote: »

So they've spent years traveling here just to troll us?
In that case, how come they're not active on boards?

Who says it took them years??

yourdeadwright

bangkok wrote: »

Changed there story as they were being ridiculed

Travis walton??

or maybe one told the truth ?

Travis Walton , pretty much like the people of Roswell wanted a his 5 minutes of fame ,

Walton was likely influenced by the NBC television movie The UFO Incident that aired two weeks before his own claimed abduction and dramatized the alien abduction claims of Betty and Barney Hill. Clancy noted the rise in alien abduction claims following the movie and cites Klass's conclusions that "after viewing this movie, any person with a little imagination could now become an instant celebrity", concluding that "one of those instant celebrities was Travis Walton."[3]

yourdeadwright

By the way Walton made a load of money and his book was the inspiration for fire In the sky , he even holds a yearly UFO seminar which of course you have to pay to go to , The below is telling .,

"Thirty years after the book's release, Walton appeared on the Fox game show The Moment of Truth and was asked if he in fact was abducted by a UFO on November 5, 1975, to which he replied with "Yes". The polygraph test determined he was lying"

josip

bangkok wrote: »

Who says it took them years??

The laws of physics

bangkok

josip wrote: »

The laws of physics

We barely know anything about worm holes

bangkok

yourdeadwright wrote: »

By the way Walton made a load of money and his book was the inspiration for fire In the sky , he even holds a yearly UFO seminar which of course you have to pay to go to , The below is telling .,

"Thirty years after the book's release, Walton appeared on the Fox game show The Moment of Truth and was asked if he in fact was abducted by a UFO on November 5, 1975, to which he replied with "Yes". The polygraph test determined he was lying"

What about all his co workers who were accused of murdering him but they said they seen a ufo as well and all past the polygraph test?

josip

bangkok wrote: »

We barely know anything about worm holes

Ah, worm holes.
The silver bullets of armchair alien hunters everywhere.
Have you sourced a good supply of negative mass yet?

bangkok

josip wrote: »

Ah, worm holes.
The silver bullets of armchair alien hunters everywhere.
Have you sourced a good supply of negative mass yet?

We only confirmed the higgs boson in 2012. We know feck all about the universe and physics in the grand scheme of things

4068ac1elhodqr

Isn't there a hurricane of dark matter due to pass through our solar system shorty? Best to close the windows for this.

The recent ufo sighting off kerry was picked up and run by nearly every news outlet on the planet,
maybe the fact it was reported by x3 seperate pilots (even if it was meteroite) added to the hype.

Perhaps the most frequent source of ufo tabloid news is via the express (to be taken with a pince of salt), today's top stories include:

Apollo14 says they're real...
Solar flare to blackout the uk...
Sighting by the Argies is 100%...
Ruska has a new Mach5 pigeon...

Suspect their newsdesk can't be seen due to a cloud of whacky smoke.

This site may be more useful for global reports:
https://mufoncms.com/last_20_report.html

yourdeadwright

bangkok wrote: »

What about all his co workers who were accused of murdering him but they said they seen a ufo as well and all past the polygraph test?

UFO researcher Philip J. Klass considered Walton's story to be a hoax perpetrated for financial gain, and discovered many "discrepancies" in the accounts of Walton and his co-workers. After investigating the case, Klass reported that the polygraph tests were "poorly administered", that Walton used "polygraph countermeasures" such as holding his breath, and uncovered an earlier failed test administered by an examiner who concluded the case involved "gross deception

bangkok

yourdeadwright wrote: »

UFO researcher Philip J. Klass considered Walton's story to be a hoax perpetrated for financial gain, and discovered many "discrepancies" in the accounts of Walton and his co-workers. After investigating the case, Klass reported that the polygraph tests were "poorly administered", that Walton used "polygraph countermeasures" such as holding his breath, and uncovered an earlier failed test administered by an examiner who concluded the case involved "gross deception

The others passed and so did walton

bangkok

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._Allen_Hynek

This man is the god father of ufo studies, a man who at the start didnt believe but by the end had changed his mind

Ipso

bangkok wrote: »

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/J._Allen_Hynek

This man is the god father of ufo studies, a man who at the start didnt believe but by the end had changed his mind

And the hard evidence of aliens visiting earth (not just existing) he discovered was . . . .
Besides he was a bit of an occultist and also believed in a spiritual almost ghost like explanation as much as aliens.
https://www.csicop.org/si/show/the_secret_life_of_j_allen_hynek

ohnonotgmail

bangkok wrote: »

The others passed and so did walton

their polygraph tests were organised by the national enquirer, a bastion of truth in journalism. And walton also failed the first polygraph test he took but surprisingly the national enquirer did not publish that fact.

Cork Boy 53

There is also this fairly famous case from 1973.

https://ufocasebook.com/Pascagoula.html

ohnonotgmail

Cork Boy 53 wrote: »

There is also this fairly famous case from 1973.

https://ufocasebook.com/Pascagoula.html

Are you going to keep throwing names and places at us in the hopes that one sticks?

yourdeadwright

Cork Boy 53 wrote: »

There is also this fairly famous case from 1973.

https://ufocasebook.com/Pascagoula.html

I Don't get how any of these are any different form people seeing Bigfoot or the Lochness monster or a ghost,

People come forward wit hall kind of nonsense, but yet you believe them when they say they seen a UFO .

Say tomorrow If two lads said to you a American fighter jet landed in woods when I was out fishing in the back arse of Mayo and two army men took me off in it for two hours and t returned me would you believe them?

Ipso

yourdeadwright wrote: »

I Don't get how any of these are any different form people seeing Bigfoot or the Lochness monster or a ghost,

People come forward wit hall kind of nonsense, but yet you believe them when they say they seen a UFO .

Say tomorrow If two lads said to you a American fighter jet landed in woods when I was out fishing in the back arse of Mayo and two army men took me off in it for two hours and t returned me would you believe them?

Things like that are pretty reasonable, look up some of the MUFON conferences to see some of the nonsense that gets thrown around.

bangkok

yourdeadwright wrote: »

I Don't get how any of these are any different form people seeing Bigfoot or the Lochness monster or a ghost,

People come forward wit hall kind of nonsense, but yet you believe them when they say they seen a UFO .

Say tomorrow If two lads said to you a American fighter jet landed in woods when I was out fishing in the back arse of Mayo and two army men took me off in it for two hours and t returned me would you believe them?

I didnt realise bigfoot and the lockness monster had both visual and radar contact.... out manoveured the best military planes we have, hovered over ohare international airport, caused the deaths and disappearence of human beings

yourdeadwright

bangkok wrote: »

I didnt realise bigfoot and the lockness monster had both visual and radar contact.... out manoveured the best military planes we have, hovered over ohare international airport, caused the deaths and disappearence of human beings

No one has ever died or disappeared due to Aliens ,
Find me one case on record where a human's death or disappearance has been officially put down to Aliens ?

bangkok

yourdeadwright wrote: »

No one has ever died or disappeared due to Aliens ,
Find me one case on record where a human's death or disappearance has been officially put down to Aliens ?

Officially?? Lol

yourdeadwright

bangkok wrote: »

Officially?? Lol

Ye you know cause of death , or missing at sea that kinda thing ,

Ninjamonkey

DaintyDavy wrote: »

Shared by who? MOD?

Luis Elizondo speaking about the Rendlesham Forest Incident at the CUN Conference on October 27th, 2018:

“U.S. service members assigned in England, over a period of three days, encounter what cannot be described as anything else than extraordinary. The events that occurred those three days make the movie “Close Encounters of the 3rd Kind,” look amateur. Several of those individuals, that were involved in that incident, I had the privilege of debriefing myself. Furthermore, information involving this incident, within the next four months, will be forthcoming. Further giving the world a better appreciation of what occurred those three nights.”

josip

Rendlesham Footage

Cork Boy 53

Seems there has been another sighting.

http://www.msn.com/en-ie/news/newsireland/watch-as-ufo-spotted-by-irishman-over-dublin-on-christmas-day/ar-BBRqzbf?li=BBr5KbJ

Mr.Wemmick

Cork Boy 53 wrote: »

Seems there has been another sighting.

http://www.msn.com/en-ie/news/newsireland/watch-as-ufo-spotted-by-irishman-over-dublin-on-christmas-day/ar-BBRqzbf?li=BBr5KbJ

Huh? I don't get it. It is just a light moving about.

Birneybau

Mr.Wemmick wrote: »

Huh? I don't get it. It is just a light moving about.

It actually looks like someone, swaying, while filming a hazy lamp post

Ipso

Its unidentified, an onject and may be flying. Therefore it’s aliens who the government have recovered craft from and thwy dont want us to know.

EdgeCase

And he shoots it in portrait orientation.

Please watch this public safety message about the horrors of VVS, or Vertical Video Syndrome.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bt9zSfinwFA

Cork Boy 53

Ipso wrote: »

Its unidentified, an onject and may be flying. Therefore it’s aliens who the government have recovered craft from and they dont want us to know.

The Irish government have recovered a UFO? Well the government jet did need replacing. That's Michael D`s travel arrangements sorted out for the next few years anyway.

StereoSound

I noticed a lot of moving lights in the sky since xmas night, a lot of newbies flying drones I'm assuming.