That doesn't explain why astronauts have reported seeing things in outer space that have done fantastic maneuvers, discounting space junk and leaning toward crafts under intelligent control.
Or why there have been sightings since long before there were sophisticated drones.
I reread my post and immediately noticed a mistake. The mistake is 4000 mph would be just over Mach V. Sorry if I mislead anyone.
If you have read any accounts by abductees, you probably know to be grateful if it was just once. On the other hand if you have recovered any memories of the missing time, please start a thread about Close Encounters or let me know and i'll start one.
Beware their motive, or be aware, and the humongous budgeet they have.
I saw this being again about 2 1/2 years later. I've had abduction attempts, re-occurring "dreams," and have seen discs on several occasions, the last being last summer. There were 5 of us, though this time it was a triangle formation of lights that slowly moved over us, and then one by one, blinked out. I've seen dozens of similar videos on YouTube. This is about all I want to talk about it. Peace.
Exactly. In fact, there have been sightings since before there were even airplanes and other aircraft. @Been There
@OneEyedDiva I did try to watch the videos, they are long, almost 3 hours in total. So I watched the first parts and then bits and pieces. I think I get the idea.
Good point, and I would be surprised if we were the only intelligent species in the universe. And it is likely some of these are older and more advanced that we are. However the obstacles to space travel are enormous, I am not sure overcoming these are possible. Distances are too long.
Good questions, LOL.
I've wondered about that for many years.
You will never know the experience of Flying an F/A-18 at Mach 1.5 and suddenly out of no where there is a hazy set of dim white lights in front of you that looks like a rain shower and is approximately 25m wide and as you approach this haze (remember you are going Mach 1.5) the lights surround you before going dark while they are surrounding your aircraft. Your brain is asking you what was that and you have no answer. When you get back on deck, you tell your Aviation Captain what you saw and he tells you to get more sleep. No one believes you. It's always the same answer. "It's your imagination." At night, you see a lot more things in the sky than you do in the daytime. I once saw a colored like mist that moved alongside me until I descended and then it just disappeared. The mist was a very pale blue-green. I was flying a two-seater F/A-18F at that time and it was my first experience in that plane. Again, no one believed me. Just my luck, I had no one in the second seat that night because we were just making nighttime practice takeoffs and landings on the carrier.
I know that I posted the question somewhere, once upon a time: What would you do if a space alien visited you? My answer was to offer food and drink. It seems like the polite thing to do for visitors. (-:
NASA has several motives, including scientific discovery and planetary security. There's a great deal of stuff out there, both natural and man-made and potentially of alien origin. It's necessary to know as much as we can before any of it enters our atmosphere.
Are you open to the possibility that space aliens (as opposed to domestic aliens) might send probes before they send members of their scientific community? I watched Carl Sagan a lot!
Being open is not a problem. I'll be more open once that I know they do. As of now, I have nothing to support that is what is happening.
Well put, that is the right question. And even if it all turns out to be illusion I think its is important to know. Those visions create real concern. I believe we should try to understand them as best we can. And who knows, maybe the little green men hidden away in Roswell will come out to talk with us, they should understand English by now.
I agree, I have always like Enrico Fermi's words, though probably not his originally, The "Fermi Paradox":
