Some people are amazed at reports of UFOs. That shouldn’t be the case. Since the advent of powered flight around 1900, they’ve become increasingly common. Test this for yourself. Head outside just about any clear night and look up.
(1) Do you see any lights? Objects!
(2) Are some of them moving? Flying objects!
(3) Do you know what they are? No? Unidentified flying objects!
(4) But what are they, really? See Point 3. For assistance, Google “unidentified”.
There was a photograph of one of the larger balloons taken from a U-2. From above, it looked exactly like a flying saucer.
Since it would change shape and parts would be shaded as viewed from different angles, these could well account for most of the unidentified flying objects when viewed from fast-moving aircraft. “Unidentified” means “not identified”; it does not mean “alien artifact”.
Templo S.U.D. almost 2 years ago
Loch Ness Monster would make a three-way crowd.
DangerMan almost 2 years ago
I keep tellin’ you – the big space ship will be here any day, and they’re mad.
William Bednar Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Let’s just hope Kim Jong-un doesn’t get any ideas about sending balloons our way.
grocks almost 2 years ago
Ahh, so that’s it! The Chinese were just looking out for aliens, bless them.
Richard S Russell Premium Member almost 2 years ago
Some people are amazed at reports of UFOs. That shouldn’t be the case. Since the advent of powered flight around 1900, they’ve become increasingly common. Test this for yourself. Head outside just about any clear night and look up.
(1) Do you see any lights? Objects!
(2) Are some of them moving? Flying objects!
(3) Do you know what they are? No? Unidentified flying objects!
(4) But what are they, really? See Point 3. For assistance, Google “unidentified”.
mistercatworks almost 2 years ago
There was a photograph of one of the larger balloons taken from a U-2. From above, it looked exactly like a flying saucer.
Since it would change shape and parts would be shaded as viewed from different angles, these could well account for most of the unidentified flying objects when viewed from fast-moving aircraft. “Unidentified” means “not identified”; it does not mean “alien artifact”.