Isn't it interesting that as the amount of cameras available to take pictures of anything and everything, the number of UFO sightings has dwindled down to almost zero?

The top article is maddeningly non-specific. The portion which follows is far and away the most interesting part (because it's tangible, and analyzable), yet they fail to probe deeper and ask the follow up questions. Where did the materials come from; what is the association of the materials with a UFO (is it clear cut and direct, or simply circumstantial), who has them, and why has nothing been published about them?

The Pentagon has reportedly recovered metal alloys from unidentified flying objects that scientists "do not recognise”.

Materials, which are alleged to have “amazing properties”, are being stored in modified buildings in Las Vegas, the New York Times reports.

If we do, in fact, have these materials then a lot can be either inferred or proven from their existence. Yet the DOD's response after coming into contact with these unknown and amazing materials is to close down an agency with a tiny budget (average of $400,000 per year)?

I'm surprised to read such a poorly written and reasoned article from the NYTimes. This may not be the product of 'conspiracy theory' thinking, but it sure reads like a conspiracy theory.

Maybe people are tired of being ridiculed, are wary, and the sightings haven't gone down if you look at what is out there on the fringe sites, they are just not picked up by the media as we have Reptilian Aliens in power anyway.

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Baywolfe wrote:

Not even in the magazines you see in the checkout line at the supermarket.

Wait; you know enough about the story content of the supermarket tabloids to give me a statistical snapshot -- from memory? You sure you want to admit this, bro?

Don't you remember Men In Black.  All the true journalism is found within those pages.  Elvis isn't dead, he just went home!

SpacePuppy wrote:

Maybe people are tired of being ridiculed, are wary, and the sightings haven't gone down if you look at what is out there on the fringe sites, they are just not picked up by the media as we have Reptilian Aliens in power anyway.

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I take your point, and find myself agreeing with you.

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The object in this video is obviously Serenity.

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Baywolfe wrote:

Well, they're not being reported anymore with the volume they used to be.

I would like to cordially invite you to spend a few days drinking in West Central Pa. with the locals. You will hear of more UFO and Bigfoot sightings than you could ever imagine.  Apparently Clearfield County is known throughout this and many other galaxies as a great destination vacation spot. There is plenty of evidence to suggest that many alien visitors liked it so well that they stayed and now have many generations of families.

Your best option is to wait until the warmer months when the outdoor drinking season kicks in.

Yeah, the NYTimes reporters may be reporting accurately about what the guy said, but what he said simply doesn't hold water. Or if it does...it's absolutely earth shattering new, it which case why the hell didn't they use banner headlines and run special editions?

Either way, the reporters should have determined which they thought was the case, and probed further. As it is...it's just a really inadequate story, which raises tons more questions than it answers.

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Baywolfe wrote:

Well, they're not being reported anymore with the volume they used to be.

I would like to cordially invite you to spend a few days drinking in West Central Pa. with the locals. You will hear of more UFO and Bigfoot sightings than you could ever imagine.  Apparently Clearfield County is known throughout this and many other galaxies as a great destination vacation spot. There is plenty of evidence to suggest that many alien visitors liked it so well that they stayed and now have many generations of families.

Your best option is to wait until the warmer months when the outdoor drinking season kicks in.

Having grown up in Northeast OH, I can't imagine spending any of my remaining time on this planet anywhere near West Central, PA.

Baywolfe wrote:

Bigcat wrote:

Baywolfe wrote:

Well, they're not being reported anymore with the volume they used to be.

I would like to cordially invite you to spend a few days drinking in West Central Pa. with the locals. You will hear of more UFO and Bigfoot sightings than you could ever imagine.  Apparently Clearfield County is known throughout this and many other galaxies as a great destination vacation spot. There is plenty of evidence to suggest that many alien visitors liked it so well that they stayed and now have many generations of families.

Your best option is to wait until the warmer months when the outdoor drinking season kicks in.

Having grown up in Northeast OH, I can't imagine spending any of my remaining time on this planet anywhere near West Central, PA.

I'm just sayin'... You wanna hear about some UFO sighting or not?

The whole basis of physics and astrophysics and astronomy works on the assumption that the properties of matter (and everything else too, like time and space and energy) are consistent across the universe. This is not just guess work; it has been proven to be the case by countless experiments and observations. Because this is true, we have been able to do things like fly to the moon, and develop nuclear power here on earth (since it works here just as it does in the sun).

Could it be found that we got some major part of it wrong? Perhaps, but now you are talking about a revolution which would cause a rewrite of everything we know and have observed.

Personally, I think it more likely that the NYTimes reporter was sloppy in his reporting and writing, and the guy they interviewed was perhaps a bit TOO MUCH of an enthusiast on the subject of alien visitations (it happens). That's more likely that that hundreds of thousands of scientists (including geniuses like Einstein and Newton and Galileo) have got it all wrong.

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mope wrote:

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"Could it be found that we got some major part of it wrong? Perhaps, but now you are talking about a revolution which would cause a rewrite of everything we know and have observed." 
What did quantum physics do?

I allowed for the possibility of a scientific revolution, but I spoke of likelihoods. It's more likely that the reporter was sloppy than that our understanding of how the universe works is about to be rewritten. Especially since the reporter didn't even seem to understand the magnitude of what he was reporting.

Hokeydoke, that settles it.

That's it? No, "Take me to your leader!"?



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"What the fuck is that thing?"

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Well, it's certain to be better quality production values and SFX than the original show.  And Littlefinger is leading the investigations so, you know there's something sinister going on.

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US Navy Relents, Tracks The Fungus Among Us

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We have some journalists who have been asking for quite awhile where are the pilotless drones? Given what we were already capable of years ago, why has the armed forces not already publicly moved to pilotless aircraft as the main plan for the future? And now that it is clear that the AI development can keep abreast. Why has it remained in the province of secretly funded programs where deployment is hidden.

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The cameraman can be heard saying: “What is that?

“Are they drones? They’re either drones or aliens.”

Because, you know, what other possible options are there?

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