UFO and Aliens

[like54ninjas]

Bob Lazar on the Joe Rogan show.....his story was always of interest to me.

[Caslon]

I believe what Bob Lazar has is what is called "Bizzare Thought Syndrome" by mental health experts. It's not that unheard of even in professional fields like doctors, etc.

Backward engineering crafts from civilizations that are probably 100,000 years or more beyond our comprehension and got here from a zillion miles away is just ludicrous. This isn't like Stalin backward engineering two captured SuperFortress planes during WW2.

Bob's credentials are also suspect. Carry on Bob, you crazy diamond. "Bizzare Thought Syndrome" isn't a crime and more common than one might suspect.

P.S. Hehe, I bet some opinions here on TPB's may qualify.

[captaind]

I was just interested in people's opinions on the subject. I personally don't believe interstellar space travel is even possible. Yet these military videos that have been released are interesting to say the least. It ain't swamp gas reflecting off of Venus.

[wu-dai clan]

Get real.

Samsung.
Kia.

We know how technologically advanced South Korea is.

It seems they detected the presence of a UFO at the DMZ yesterday,
right when Trump was there talking to Kim.

[Fleet]

Data: San Diego is the 2019 UFO-sighting capital of California


By: Brody Ford/Jermaine Ong

Cornfields or not, UFO sightings aren't as common in Indiana as some people might think.

(KGTV) - Could the truth be out there in San Diego?

With World UFO Day coming up on July 2, the group Satellite Internet used data compiled by the National UFO Reporting Center (NUFORC) to determine cities and states where UFO sightings are common or uncommon.

According to NUFORC statistics from January 2019-June 2019 , the city of San Diego has the most UFO-sighting reports of any city in California so far in 2019. America's Finest City has had seven reports of an unidentified flying object in the sky, NUFORC data shows.

In one San Diego report from Feb. 9 , a person witnessed seeing "what appeared to be a bird hovering almost directly overhead" near Interstate 5, but no specific location was given. The reporting party said the object was "not a bird" and "appeared football shaped."
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Other San Diego County cities that have reported possible UFOs include Carlsbad, Coronado, El Cajon, Imperial Beach, and Poway.

The following numbers are total reported sightings for all of San Diego County and all of California so far in 2019:

January: 1 reported sighting in SD County; 20 reported sightings in California
February: 2; 20
March: 4; 22
April: 2; 27
May: 1; 22
June: 2; 26



Despite the high number of reported sightings in California, the Golden State ranks in the middle (22nd out of 50) among all U.S. states.

These five states have seen the most reported UFOs so far this year: Washington, Montana, Vermont, Alaska, and Maine.

The five states with the fewest sightings? Texas, Louisiana, Georgia, Mississippi, and Alabama.

The National UFO Reporting Center has been in operation since 1974 and attempts to track every report of an unidentified flying object. The organization says there have been 120,424 instances of UFO sightings throughout human history, and -- somehow? -- into the future.

The organization also notes that there have been more than 2,000 sightings this year alone.

It's important to remember that a UFO is literally anything in the sky that can't be identified. Does that mean an alien life form? Maybe, maybe not.

Though Alaska ranks fourth this year in UFO sightings, it ranks the highest all-time among U.S. states with more than 6,500 instances (could the Northern Lights be playing a factor?). But even Alaska pales in comparison to Alberta, Canada with more than 8,700 sightings.

Wyoming ranks the lowest among all-time sightings with just 21 -- then again, it is America's second-least populous state.

UFOs are most commonly depicting as a "flying saucer." But according to the NUFORC, that's not what most people have reported as a UFO.

Most UFOs are reported as some sort of light, with nearly 25,000 instances -- about double the second-most common shape, "circle." For comparison, there have only been about 7,500 instances of a "disc"-shaped UFO.

This story was originally published by WRTV in Indianapolis and Scripps National.

[captaind]

Get real.

Samsung.
Kia.

We know how technologically advanced South Korea is.

It seems they detected the presence of a UFO at the DMZ yesterday,
right when Trump was there talking to Kim.

I have a theory about all this, which is why I was interested in getting others' opinions.

As I said, I don't believe intergalactic space travel is possible, or will ever be possible. Wormholes? Science fiction. Alien abductions? Lay off the shrooms.

So that leaves intragalactic. While there's probably life in our galaxy, and even our own solar system, I'm doubtful intelligent life exists within our galaxy. I think it's incredibly rare. Shit, most life on earth doesn't qualify as intelligent. Just look at Raiders fans.

While AI will take us to unimaginable heights over the next few centuries, I don't believe it will solve the problem of traveling between galaxies. It's just not possible. But AI will inevitably solve something else.

So what's in these military videos?

I think we can conclude these vehicles are unmanned. Biological intelligent beings can't survive these g-forces they're talking about. I think they are controlled by AI.

But if we had this kind of technology, the military would already be using it.

Which is why I don't think what is in these videos has been invented yet.

I don't think humans will ever be able to survive time travel. But unmanned? Possible. I think AI will inevitably be used to invent it. And once that genie is out of the bottle, some rogue elements are going to use it. And that's what we're seeing.

Someone once said if time travel were possible, we'd already know it. But we do already know it. Most just haven't accepted it yet.

These aren't aliens from other worlds. It's us. Our future selves.



Fire away.

[Caslon]

There's a US geographical site you can check showing what tremors or quakes have happened within the last few hours or days. Around the globe

Is there a similar type net site (privately funded) for reported UFO sightings? It would be a global map with the dots on it, similar to the US map showing recent quakes. There probably is. I might check it out such a site, if it exists publicly.

[Charged4Life]

I have a theory about all this, which is why I was interested in getting others' opinions.

As I said, I don't believe intergalactic space travel is possible, or will ever be possible. Wormholes? Science fiction. Alien abductions? Lay off the shrooms.

So that leaves intragalactic. While there's probably life in our galaxy, and even our own solar system, I'm doubtful intelligent life exists within our galaxy. I think it's incredibly rare. Shit, most life on earth doesn't qualify as intelligent. Just look at Raiders fans.

While AI will take us to unimaginable heights over the next few centuries, I don't believe it will solve the problem of traveling between galaxies. It's just not possible. But AI will inevitably solve something else.

So what's in these military videos?

I think we can conclude these vehicles are unmanned. Biological intelligent beings can't survive these g-forces they're talking about. I think they are controlled by AI.

But if we had this kind of technology, the military would already be using it.

Which is why I don't think what is in these videos has been invented yet.

I don't think humans will ever be able to survive time travel. But unmanned? Possible. I think AI will inevitably be used to invent it. And once that genie is out of the bottle, some rogue elements are going to use it. And that's what we're seeing.

Someone once said if time travel were possible, we'd already know it. But we do already know it. Most just haven't accepted it yet.

These aren't aliens from other worlds. It's us. Our future selves.



Fire away.

It (UFO/Paranormal) seems very complicated. I wish I could shed some light for you but I can't. It's all kind of fun for me but also a little scary. I mean, who's in charge here?

[Caslon]

Military's thruout history have not wanted to be "not in the know". A perceived weakness on their part.

They may know about ufo's, but they ain't sayin.

I don't believe we have choppers escorting ufo's. Aliens don't recognize the military of ANY county. Why should they? They just arrived here thru a wormhole in a craft partially controlled by DNA (probably). Forget you Bob Lazar.

Here's them:
"We're as far above you as you are above an amebia". We're just crusing...

[Fleet]

[like54ninjas]

Even though there are no real fences watch out for the land mines, armed drones, and Humvees that come from nowhere with 50cals tracing you.

[Caslon]

Warning: Use of deadly force is authorized beyond this point.

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