UFO's ?

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hornet

6,333 posts

252 months

Wednesday 28th November 2012
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Here's the thing that really bugs (ahem) me about the whole Chile episode. For a genuine objective researcher, the first thing to do to answer the "is it an insect?" question would be to design a control. To eliminate the "insect at close range" hypothesis, you need to know what at insect at close range actually looks like in shot. That's hardly the most complicated control experiment to set up :-

1) Set up the camera in an area where you know there will be insects in flight
2) Erect a screen a short distance away, say 15-20ft
3) Shoot footage in variety of lighting conditions, times of day etc until you have a reasonable sample size

Thanks to the screen, anything in the resulting footage is known to be close and small rather than large and far away (Dougal). You now have a library of known "BLURFO" insects against which to compare your mystery "object". If your control footage contains lots of frames that resemble your object footage, chances are your object is an insect. Kean made no attempt to run the above control. I find myself asking why?

jmorgan

36,010 posts

286 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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Why? Kerching.

Think I posted this a while ago. Spot the date.

TheEnd

15,370 posts

190 months

Thursday 29th November 2012
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Why do UFOs prefer to appear at night, but leave all the lights on to draw attention to themselves?

ADM06

1,077 posts

174 months

Thursday 6th December 2012
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Why do people always assume UFOs are ET? The USAF always have something they are secretly developing, look how fast aircraft changed in the ten years after the war.
Interesting artcicle - please read the editor's note.
http://www.hidden-truth.org/secrecy/unknown-crafts...

Galileo

3,146 posts

220 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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There is a large number of higher than average educated people, both amateur and professional who spend every minute of their spare time looking at, and photograghing the Moon, Planets, stars and great swathes of space.

I have never seen, heard of or talked to an astronomer who claims to have seen a 'UFO'. Odd really, seeing as they spend most of their time looking up.

I think Occam's Razor applies on the subject of UFOs.


coanda

2,646 posts

192 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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ADM06 said:
Why do people always assume UFOs are ET? The USAF always have something they are secretly developing, look how fast aircraft changed in the ten years after the war.
Interesting artcicle - please read the editor's note.
http://www.hidden-truth.org/secrecy/unknown-crafts...
Even if I had access to a vehicle with the bullst specs claimed in that webpage I'll never be able to get the time back I just wasted reading it.

ADM06

1,077 posts

174 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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coanda said:
Even if I had access to a vehicle with the bullst specs claimed in that webpage I'll never be able to get the time back I just wasted reading it.
Read the editors note again. It is not presented as fact it is merely interesting.

jmorgan

36,010 posts

286 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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That editors note is a bit wishy washy. Of course they cannot verify it but they like it, they like to repeat the claims in it. I think they want to push it.


Still using the faked triangle shot as well. Thought they would be a bit diligent.

ADM06

1,077 posts

174 months

Friday 7th December 2012
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Anyone can tell the fake pictures from the "real." They're just pushing what this guy has said. The bit I find most interesting is the reduction in mass effectively reducing the forces on the pilots, something people seem to forget about when they say they've seen a UFO dancing about in the sky.
I don't believe it, but part of me wants to. This talk of RAM/SCRAM jets is all very boring. I'd like to think there is something a bit more interesting that is being hidden from us.

jmorgan

36,010 posts

286 months

Saturday 8th December 2012
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Personally I think that TR3b, that is the direct claim that that web site makes is all a load of weapons grades wotsit.

But, stranger things have happened at sea as they say. I have no doubt there are secret things afoot, been happening since people had armies. But when you look at what the X15 achieved for example, how it did it and for how long. Then look at SR71, Concorde and recent attempts to get to hypersonic speeds, it is tremendously difficult. Have you seen the size of the object used for the last hypersonic test?
Then as if by magic we know how it is done. But we cannot prove it, we have to accept an ex workers word and the web. Tricky.

And of course the gubbmint will deny it or say they have no idea what you are talking about and in the world of strange web sites run by ex footballers that is proof positive.

The people spilling the beans have broken security yet nothing is done, the other issues is people say there are coverups yet the web is full of it.


I think someone is eating tonight off the back of it.

And have you noticed that unmanned drones are very prevalent today? Cheap, compared to SR71, unmanned and reliable. No exotic fuels to deal with or fancy machined parts.

Here is another thing to ponder. Ever heard the sound a plane makes on a glide down to the runway? Imagine something at Mach 7. I think my Spidey senses would be tingling.

TheEnd

15,370 posts

190 months

Saturday 8th December 2012
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PROOF!
Proof at last!!!!

Westy Pre-Lit

5,087 posts

205 months

nelly1

5,631 posts

233 months

Saturday 8th December 2012
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jmorgan

36,010 posts

286 months

Sunday 9th December 2012
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And Billy boy was just smoking cigars. Honest.....

hornet

6,333 posts

252 months

Sunday 9th December 2012
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ADM06 said:
Read the editors note again. It is not presented as fact it is merely interesting.
So it's made up then, or at best completely unverifiable speculation.

I note it goes into no detail at all as to HOW the engines are supposed to disrupt gravity, just throws around sci-fi phrases like "plasma accelerator ring" and "magnetic vortex disrupter" and assumes that'll do. They might as well say it runs on dilithium crystals and reroutes everything through a subspace loop. For all the nailed on certainty these claims are made with, I've yet to see anyone explain how a pressurised mercury plasma vortex disrupts gravity? All the TR3B articles I've seen present very detailed specifications as fact, yet make no effort to actually explain how any of it works. If you're going to make the claims, you should be able to support them with actual, verifiable physics. That would be the genuinely open minded things to do. Without picking on you personally, given you posted the link, would you care to explain (or link to someone who can) how pressurised mercury plasma accelerated to 50000rpm disrupts gravitational fields by 89%? Those are very specific numbers, so there must be maths to support the claim. Why mercury? Why 89% and not 85%? Why 50,000rpm? Those are the questions you should be asking of the people making such claims.

slartibartfast

4,015 posts

203 months

Wednesday 12th December 2012
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reptilians, nibiru....this blokes knows it all
http://youtu.be/3kM-3SLFIzg
I think I gave up at the 30minute mark
rolleyes


PanzerCommander

5,026 posts

220 months

Thursday 13th December 2012
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hornet said:
ADM06 said:
Read the editors note again. It is not presented as fact it is merely interesting.
So it's made up then, or at best completely unverifiable speculation.

I note it goes into no detail at all as to HOW the engines are supposed to disrupt gravity, just throws around sci-fi phrases like "plasma accelerator ring" and "magnetic vortex disrupter" and assumes that'll do. They might as well say it runs on dilithium crystals and reroutes everything through a subspace loop. For all the nailed on certainty these claims are made with, I've yet to see anyone explain how a pressurised mercury plasma vortex disrupts gravity? All the TR3B articles I've seen present very detailed specifications as fact, yet make no effort to actually explain how any of it works. If you're going to make the claims, you should be able to support them with actual, verifiable physics. That would be the genuinely open minded things to do. Without picking on you personally, given you posted the link, would you care to explain (or link to someone who can) how pressurised mercury plasma accelerated to 50000rpm disrupts gravitational fields by 89%? Those are very specific numbers, so there must be maths to support the claim. Why mercury? Why 89% and not 85%? Why 50,000rpm? Those are the questions you should be asking of the people making such claims.
Sounds suspiciously like somebody is embellishing the conjecture surrounding “the bell device” or Die Glocke which Nazi Scientists were allegedly working on in WW2 (I say allegedly because afaik there is no physical evidence only witness accounts) which supposedly used mercury plasma, by using fancy phrases and words which sound ‘sciency’ otherwise known as plausible bullscensoredt.

My stance on UFO’s is that they do indeed exist – what they are is the question (hence the unidentified bit) I sometimes find it difficult to explain UFO does not mean aliens, it is simply an object in the sky that cannot be explained or identified at the time it was observed, be it of terrestrial origin or otherwise.

As other posters have quite rightly said earlier on in this thread a lot of the hysteria and government involvement in UFO sightings in the past were to do with the cold war and the fear of some soviet wonder weapon.

Put it this way if I built a large quadricopter and encased it in a big light saucer or triangle body (would probably need helium bags in it because of the extra weight) and flew it around on the outskirts of a village it would be a UFO until somebody found out that it was a random bloke pcensoredg around with a radio controlled flying saucer for scensoredts and giggles.

jmorgan

36,010 posts

286 months

Thursday 13th December 2012
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^^^^^
A TV program did that with a glorified balloon a few years ago.


It is interesting when someone posts and image or film and asks "what is it?" It is often presented as a done deal but in a roundabout way whilst still appearing to appeal for an answer. Someone else says "hang on, this looks like a so and so earth object etc etc", the original poster of the imagery then says it cannot be that dspite saying they do not know what it is. People wanting to see a UFO as an alien will see the alien. The insects in the recent Chile air farce film is testimony to this.

Stinkfoot

2,243 posts

194 months

Wednesday 26th December 2012
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I think the LA UFO of 1942 is still to be solved.