Perfect!
Per chance is your source a close friend who is very close to the investigation on this?
"I saw this the other day on Drudge ... there is no way to explain what it was.... "
Besides Photoshop, you mean?
Are you and Spikie twins, perhaps?
You should. Will answer your question.
;-)
"If there is intelligent life out there, why would they visit here?"
Really bad navigation?
LOL!
I simply question, 'why would they come here,' given the millions of other galaxies and planets?
Then there's the time factor: How many millions of years would it take a spacecraft from another galaxy to get here and back?
Then, if they did get here, why in the world wouldn't they make at least some sort of contact?
That's not an answer, it's an excuse to avoid giving an answer.
Then as to your last post,
ROTFLOL!!!
Are you really dumb enough to believe that this could be kept a secret when NOTHING is a secret anymore for very long.
OTOH, given your history here, maybe you are that dumb.
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Most likely they were trying to track one of out military drones.
WRT "why"....... we are spending billions just on trying to find some microbe that may or may not exist in our own solar systems, only recently started (literally) scratching the surface...... why?
Big Reason #2..... nothing lasts forever. This sun we owe our very lives to, will take it soon in a celestial blink of an eye. Literally, if mankind is to survive in some way or form the need to travel in space is 100% necessary. !00%.
If intelligent life is out there..... they at some time, present, future or unimaginable number of years distant past..... will have to deal with that as well. Maybe they figured out a way?
Why explore space? Why come here? It's inevitable.
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The Earth is over 4 light years from our closest star system, and beyond that the distances between star systems gets vast. So, if that's indeed an "alien" craft, where did it come from, and do "they" have the ability to travel (move matter) beyond light speed?
If they're going to come all that distance, why not just land and say "Howdy!" to all us Earthlings? Wonder what they think of us?
Another reason, if they do exist, is that since the distances are so great, anything visiting us is probably a machine as opposed to a living breathing being. The machine might not be equipped or programmed to communicate. Only to collect data.
It's a fun topic to think about, but not one with an answer until 'they' actually do communicate or we find a real crash site or something...8^)
I have seen things I know ws some kind of craft just the way it moved at high speeds and make hard right/left turns.
Astranauts and well trained pilots have reported indetail the crafts they have seen, people that know what aircraft we have and what is way beyond our technology.
I don't worry about it though, God created the heavens and the earth and he tells us what we need to know, whatever or whoever they are it's not news to him.
Some things you just can't deny it when you see it.
And still... I can't help but feel that anyone claiming to have seen an alien spacecraft is more than a little off.
Try as I might, I can't reconcile those two beliefs.
I have had the luck to experience a satellite flare, where the sun reflects off of a satellite down onto the Earth. Pretty cool. I suspect at least some of the "Light from the sky" incidents were satellite flares.
BUT you go back to the 1950's and earlier, and it becomes a lot more convincing!
I'm not saying that it's right. I'm just saying that's the way that it is in my mind. A pretty unwavering skepticism in spite of the fact that I think that there has to be something out there somewhere.
Water in the form of ice is apparently far more prevalent in our own solar system than was believed just a decade ago. Comets contain amino acids and the organic chemical building blocks of life. Astronomers have extrapolated that there are potentially more planets out there than grains of sand on the Earth. That's an unimaginable number of chances for some form of life to start.
It seems ridiculous to believe that it hasn't happened elsewhere.
And yet, until there's incontrovertible evidence, I can't believe any spaceship stories. That may not be fair to credible witnesses. The fact that I'm not alone in that skepticism may deter some people from coming forward who have seen something.
I can't help the doubt.
