(Unidentified Flying Banana)

I SAW A UFO

I AM a UFO!

From the malevolent chupacabra in Mexico to the classic curios grey seen worldwide to the peaceful loving "Nordic" blonde types , reports say as many as a dozen possible reocurring "classes" of aliens have been seen since we have learnt to communicate.

Some good books for you for further research include

The gold of the gods and Chariots of the Gods by Erich von Däniken
(Erich von Daniken's Chariots of the Gods is a work of monumental importance--the first book to introduce the shocking theory that ancient Earth had been visited by aliens).

Aliens by Judith Herbst (has some good narrative over actual casefiles including Betty and Barney Hill from 19th September, 1961)

elshagan wrote:

but anyways he is a geniues he works for the swedish deffense now the only 13 year old guy in the deffense

Seriously? That guy's 13? ....wow.

So, assuming that there was some higher lifeform out there, the kind of which we cannot even imagine. If they had come to earth, everything that has allegedly happened would be completely logical. Just think about it.

These beings would likely think about our language as we think of dolphins. We know that dolphins appear to have names for each other, but we don't think they actually have a language, although they may. What does that have to do with anything you ask? Well if they thought that then they wouldn't just come down out of the sky and start speaking to us in whatever our vernacular is. To think they would is just insanity.

These beings would have no desire to "land on the whitehouse lawn."

Now them "abducting" people for no apparent reason makes no sense at all. Right? Not if you look at it logically. We "abduct" seemingly random animals for seemingly no reason, or so they would think. Biologists are constantly implanting sensors into fish, and bears, and anything in between, and just generally keeping watch over them. We are many many times smarter than all these animals, and yet we study them, therefore why would you dismiss the thought that creatures that are many many times smarter than us may just want to study us in the same ways?

And on, and on. Well that's just one way to look at it. I really haven't heard much talk from other people who think the same about it.

Exactly.

but anyways he is a geniues he works for the swedish deffense now the only 13 year old guy in the deffense

Seriously? That guy's 13? ....wow.

So, assuming that there was some higher lifeform out there, the kind of which we cannot even imagine. If they had come to earth, everything that has allegedly happened would be completely logical. Just think about it.

These beings would likely think about our language as we think of dolphins. We know that dolphins appear to have names for each other, but we don't think they actually have a language, although they may. What does that have to do with anything you ask? Well if they thought that then they wouldn't just come down out of the sky and start speaking to us in whatever our vernacular is. To think they would is just insanity.

These beings would have no desire to "land on the whitehouse lawn."

Now them "abducting" people for no apparent reason makes no sense at all. Right? Not if you look at it logically. We "abduct" seemingly random animals for seemingly no reason, or so they would think. Biologists are constantly implanting sensors into fish, and bears, and anything in between, and just generally keeping watch over them. We are many many times smarter than all these animals, and yet we study them, therefore why would you dismiss the thought that creatures that are many many times smarter than us may just want to study us in the same ways?

And on, and on. Well that's just one way to look at it. I really haven't heard much talk from other people who think the same about it.

About personal experiences. When I was 4 or so I saw a UFO. First off, I lived on an airforce base back then and the airport was accross the street from where I lived, although looking towards the airport the runway was perpendicular to you, not facing at you, so no planes, or helicopters for that matter, flew over my home. Anyways, me and my family were outside one night putting up christmas lights. I leaned up against the wall (yeah I was a lazy bum that early in my life) and looked up. A white and orange/yellow (hard to say which), discus shaped craft flew over us. It was flying low enough to be lit by streetlights, and faster than a plane that was taking off or landing would. It made no sound, and my family didn't know about it until I told them later. The air force base was a search and rescue base, so all the aircraft were painted yellow, but it clearly wasn't a plane, and it couldn't be since it wouldn't be flying over my home and wasn't making noise. And it wasn't a helicopter, since all the helicopters there were those long type of helicopters with 2 roters, one near the front and one near the back. All I can think is that it was... ALIENS <doo doo dooo!>

I also faked a UFO sighting once. A friend of mine lived right by a big open field, it was right behind his house, and past the field was a farm with horsies. When I went to his house one day he had a lego ufo he was showing me, and we were joking around with it. For whatever reason he wrapped it in tin foil and I just thought, oh we should take pictures of this. So I went home to get my camera and we took that thing out into the field and took pictures of it "flying." Really we were just throwing it up into the air, and with the tin foil it looked shiny like in most ufo pictures. We even emailed the pictures to the local news paper and made them think it was real, although my mom talked me into calling up the reporter who contacted us at school and telling him it was fake... what a shame.

A more popularised form of the word bogey, objec with unknown intentions.

So it's not neccessarily alien, or weird

Could be applied to a normal plane with a broken transponder (or incoming tangos for that matter).

So if the Germans were able to build some kind of anti-gravity machine and the Americans took it, it can be easily transferred to Area 51, and maybe crashed during a testflight, cause it was a stormy day, maybe lightning hit them and they crashed

But I also read some books about UFOs in the past, books about Belgium, America, ....

And two military jets of the Belgian Airforce chased some kind of thing, a so called UFO, everytime when they had a Lock-on, it immediately flew the other direction, impossible for even the most modern jets and they had a breaklock

So I think UFOs exist, I also think aliens exist, but if they fit together this two terms, I don't know for sure, if they fit together than there is some kind of way to travel to this planet

What about hyperspace and such?

Well I found a movie about some kind of interrogation of an alien at Area 51, but if it is true or not, I really don't know, and no, it is not those dissection on an alien, cause those one is fake, but maybe a real video, cause u see muscles move in those body and such

http://www.crowdedskies.com/alien_interogation.htm

According to their laws of physics that was the ultimate truth.

And how utterly wrong were they proven a few decades later.

Nothing is impossible... (except for me winning the lottery, I mean, that just cannot happen )

Now assuming that all of that happened, think about this:  The universe has been around for how long? A long pie time.  If there were to be a second genisis of life, what are the chances, the physical probability, that it would have taken place in the perfect time frame such that they would find us at around the time when we are developing advanced jet/helicopter technology (1950's-Now), things that could explain all of this.

I don't really believe in aliens as in the common understanding of pop-sci fiction of aliens, but I do believe that there is life out there somewhere.  As for UFO's, they're exactly what they're called, and that's that.

Just because we havent figured/descovered out how to do something doesnt mean its impossible.

All the laws of physics we know of point to intergalactic travel being impossible. But hey, I'm open to the idea... with wormholes it seems like anything *could* be possible and it has been speculated that they are the key to traveling across the universe, even time travel. Maybe - just MAYBE - at some point some super-advanced civilization (as in not ours) could figure it out...

"As far as we know"  ...  indeed.

Just because we havent figured/descovered out how to do something doesnt mean its impossible.

Nothing is imposssible, man going to the mooon, building space craft? We done it when they said we couldnt