I for one enjoy all the weird "lore" that surrounds the alien topic and will be extremely disappointed if it turns out aliens did not help build stonehenge, the pyramids, atlantis (etc etc) and also if it turns out aliens do not have a creepy hybrid children breeding program.
hybrid children are hybrid children man, irrespective of nobility
Depends on what's in it. If it's got the full lowdown on what happened to Atlantis we'll probably get Graham Hancock to write it.
I wrote a term paper about this in my junior year in hs. Yes, I very much believed in UFOs and aliens, once upon a time. Just not anymore. Anyway, my paper went into detail about various cases, and how many abduction cases describe humanoid beings with features and behaviors that were eerily similar to our own. So I posited that perhaps aliens are future humans who've traveled back in time to search for information on modern day humans that might help their evolved future forms. Wacky, but easily the most fun I ever had writing a term paper.
4 of us witnessed "something" in broad daylight in the UK over 20yrs which defied explanation.
I believe it, I’ve heard 2 very similar stories, first hand, from 2 completely different people. These “orbs” seem to share a connection with the phenomena. I can’t, and will never claim to even have an idea of what this stuff is, let alone add what my thoughts are, because it’s just conjecture at this point. I do think it’s important for people to speak about their experiences, if they want to. The more data that’s out there, the better chance of finding a pattern (if there even is one). I appreciate your story, I know how hard it is to speak about such things, especially since the stigma of the phenomenon is still associated with negativity- though it’s becoming more accepted. I have seen a lot more people unburdening themselves with personal encounters, I think the least we can do (how I approach it) is empathetically listen to what they have to say.
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I saw some interesting research news over the weekend that brought me back to thinking about these objects such as the one in the Nimitz encounter. This one is quite interesting as researchers have devised a method of harnessing the force of a detonation that could propel an aircraft up to 17 times the speed of sound:
Frozen detonation could enable hypersonic flight – Physics World
Detonation-based engines could play an important role in future space exploration and extremely high-speed intercontinental travelphysicsworld.com
What's interesting about this is that speeds we're observing from UAP no longer seem all that unattainable to us. 17 times the speed of sound would be about right. Something else I've often pondered is how far ahead of academic research is the US military? We read about a lot of really fanciful sounding experiments from the academics, but if it's something the military has looked into they could have done their experiments 10 years ago.
Meanwhile, China is building a hypersonic wind tunnel said to put them decades ahead of the rest of the world in hypersonic technology..... (wtf...):
Mach 30 wind tunnel to ‘put China decades ahead’ in hypersonic race
Leading researcher reveals new facility capable of simulating flight at 30 times the speed of sound will be ready ‘soon’.
So there goes mach 30. How fast are these UAP moving again? They're talking about people being able to travel from one side of the globe to the other in under 2 hours at those speeds. I'm sure there's a lot more that will have to be resolved before hypersonic population transport becomes feasible, but the point is that we are knocking at the door, within the next 10 years, of aircraft moving at mach 17 to mach 30 speeds. Again, if we consider how much of the US defense research is totally classified, is it beyond the realm of possibility that those sob's were moving along at mach 15 speeds with UAV's in 2004?
I saw some interesting research news over the weekend that brought me back to thinking about these objects such as the one in the Nimitz encounter. This one is quite interesting as researchers have devised a method of harnessing the force of a detonation that could propel an aircraft up to 17 times the speed of sound:
Frozen detonation could enable hypersonic flight – Physics World
Detonation-based engines could play an important role in future space exploration and extremely high-speed intercontinental travelphysicsworld.com
What's interesting about this is that speeds we're observing from UAP no longer seem all that unattainable to us. 17 times the speed of sound would be about right. Something else I've often pondered is how far ahead of academic research is the US military? We read about a lot of really fanciful sounding experiments from the academics, but if it's something the military has looked into they could have done their experiments 10 years ago.
Meanwhile, China is building a hypersonic wind tunnel said to put them decades ahead of the rest of the world in hypersonic technology..... (wtf...):
Mach 30 wind tunnel to ‘put China decades ahead’ in hypersonic race
Leading researcher reveals new facility capable of simulating flight at 30 times the speed of sound will be ready ‘soon’.
So there goes mach 30. How fast are these UAP moving again? They're talking about people being able to travel from one side of the globe to the other in under 2 hours at those speeds. I'm sure there's a lot more that will have to be resolved before hypersonic population transport becomes feasible, but the point is that we are knocking at the door, within the next 10 years, of aircraft moving at mach 17 to mach 30 speeds. Again, if we consider how much of the US defense research is totally classified, is it beyond the realm of possibility that those sob's were moving along at mach 15 speeds with UAV's in 2004?
Note that I'm not saying there's no alien visitors or completely unidentified objects. We've been seeing these objects since before WW2. I'm just highlighting recent academic research and pondering how far ahead the military would be with its more experimental craft.
Like in every video I've seen with him in ancient aliens. And it's an old ass sci-fi theory. Almost cliche by now
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I don't know. I don't watch it. Just seen some videos.
Compliance. What damn good movie
