UFOs

UFO sightings?

  • UFO sighting

    Votes: 11 84.6%

  • Alien contact (e.g. "Bedroom visitors")

    Votes: 3 23.1%
  • Total voters
    13
steph said:
Haven't seen any UFOs myself, but I've heard of two rather serious happenings. Back in '91, many strange lights appeared in the Retezat mountains. Many people, in at least two different groups, saw them. They seemed to arrange themselves in various configurations, even resembling the lights of a city at night, according to witness accounts. Unfortunately, the pilots of a plane headed for a city about 100 miles away apparently mistook those lights as the destination city, and started preparing for landing. It flew straight into a cliff face. The resulting investigation concluded that the landing gear was down, and there was something about them announcing the airport that they're landing, maybe recorded on the black box...can't remember exactly now.
Another case happened in 2007, when a MIG 21 got hit by something while flying at 6500m, at over 800 km/h. The impact totally shattered the canopy glass, punctured the pilot's helmet and caused him head injuries. However, he remained conscious and managed to land the plane. The video recording of the impact didn't show anything more than four dark objects smashing into the cockpit. No detail could be revealed.
For the first one, maybe some kind of optical atmospheric phenomenon could be the culprit. As for the second, I don't know. Maybe some birds, or debris from something.
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the lights were meant to resemble a city? surely they wouldn't have blindly followed some lights if that contradicted with instruments, and what about ATC? what were the details of the flight, is this something you can look up and verify that the collision took place? so many things within ufology are simply heresay with no facts to back anything up.

there's been plenty of sightings of strange things by pilots and even astronauts over the years, apparently... there's some interesting cases in these videos.


you should probably take some, if not all of these with a pinch of salt... i've no idea if any of these events actually happened as portrayed or if at all... but i've heard some of the them referenced in other programs, some are pretty famous like the giant flying walnut the size of an aircraft carrier(!) that was sighted over alaska... Just seems too crazy to believe.
 
astrosammy said:
A few weeks ago I saw something on TV about UFOs.
They made an experiment: They set someone under magnetic radiation and later, under hypnosis, he said that he had contact with aliens. So maybe it is only magnetic radiation.
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Yes, I heard that too, and it went even further: When the topographic plates of the Earth rub against each other, they also produce electricity and magetism. This can lead to discharges in the atmosphere, which resemble strange lights in the sky. Anyone who sees something like this in an eerie environment (such as a forest in the night), plus the magnetism influencing the sides of his brain, is likely to report an abduction experience. And then they tested this by putting electrodes on someone's head and they influenced his brain with the magnetism. After he woke up, he reported seeng aliens around him and even felt them touching him.

redrover said:
I think the Belgium Triangle sightings are credible.
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Hmm, you've to be careful with that. The one color photo that everybody knows who has read about the Belgian sightings can be reproduced easily. Also, many people reported an ICE-like sound from the UFO, ripples on the surface, and sometimes a low speed of 50 kph.
One possible explaination could be, that it was a ultra-light airplane used by smugglers. That is possible, because the UFO was often reported to arrive from the direction of Germany.
Also, once a police officer spotted the UFO followed it and saw it landing on the airport of Brussels. It was just a jetliner he had mistaken for something else.

In March I was riding with my bicycle and I heard an engine sound overhead. Quite loud. I looked up, and a single-engine sport plane flew over me. It was dark and the plane had all lights on. When it had reached some distance, the lights really looked like a triangle formation of lights in the sky.

My only real UFO occurred when I was about 14. My parents and I were working in the garden to complete a little rain-protecting roof on our garage. It was September, evening and stars were in the sky. Suddenly, I saw three or four meteors in rapid succession. But then it happened: In the North a red ball of light appeared, faded to black, slowly reached it's maximum brightness again, faded, came back, and finally faded out. That took about 10 seconds. To this day I still don't know what this was. It wasn't really high above the horizon, maybe 20 degrees. Any ideas?
 
I've seen several things that I could not positively identify and were definitely NOT opperating like normal objects so yes, you could say I've seen UFOs. Made contact ? No. Would I like to ? You bet your :censored:.

But since I could not identify what I've seen, and I'm a trained observer mind you, I cannot classify them as non-terrestrial. That doesn't mean their not, but no one can say yea or nea either way unless they land next to you and ask for directions to Zeta Reticula.:cheers:
 
Lunar_Lander said:
Yes, I heard that too, and it went even further: When the topographic plates of the Earth rub against each other, they also produce electricity and magetism. This can lead to discharges in the atmosphere, which resemble strange lights in the sky. Anyone who sees something like this in an eerie environment (such as a forest in the night), plus the magnetism influencing the sides of his brain, is likely to report an abduction experience. And then they tested this by putting electrodes on someone's head and they influenced his brain with the magnetism. After he woke up, he reported seeng aliens around him and even felt them touching him.
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This sounds very interresting.

Here's a very strange UFO:





And these are my favourite UFOs:
 
I have never seen a UFO but one of my relatives think they have.
 
astrosammy said:
....And these are my favourite UFOs:
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Dude, those aren't UFO's, just dodgy 3D animations...:beach:

The isreali one is harder to tell if it's 3d fakery or not... looks authentic to me but that might just be because of the overall poor quality of the video...Whatever though, thats one of the weirder ones.
 
Around september 2006 i've seen something in the sky, that fits the UFO acronym nicely.

Himki, a city under the side of Moscow, late evening.
Up in the clear dark sky several bright objects move slowly and silently. They look like blobs of light with unaided eyes, but in binoculars resolves into a central point light with a gradient ring, looking like a hemisphere with a light hanging at it's centre. The motion was not abrupt - it changed velocity slowly, first stopping then accelerating into the sidewards direction. Moving that way, it started to fade, then almost vanished. I could still track one with binoculars - a blob slightly darker than the sky. It slowed down again, then accelerated the opposite way. After that i lost it on the background.

In the early part i tried to film it, but they were barely visible on the tape. Later, on the news a better recording was shown, where the objects are just blobs of light, along with descriptions of something, that never happened - objects splitting and merging, abruptly changing direction at large speed.

No idea what it was, but now i know for sure that many UFO reports are grossly distorted while passing thru the mass media and ufologists.
 
possibly a new weapon the military was testing ?
 
So you have seen that in Khimki? I've seen several things over the North-Easten part of Moscow couple of times: it was still in the daylight, but the objects was giving out a light. After looking better I decided they were small hot air balloons with gas heaters, coming from East and going to West. A weather probe with remotely controlled altitude, perhaps?
 
ok and I cant help doing this :roflcopter: best smile ever :)
 
I never saw any object in the sky which I wasn't able to assign. I also can't see why there should be another intelligent species in the Universe only because we exist. We didn't find another intelligent species and there is also no single hint of it yet.

But of course I do respect and believe that people saw UFO's, which by far doesn't mean they saw something which is related to aliens ;)

Anyway, talking about aliens, the distances within the universe are just too great to make any contacts. The more we look into space the more we look into history and things we even don't know if they still exist today. I believe that we'll never find any other intelligent species until we extinct one day. I also think that almost 99% of the macrocosm and microcosm will remain unanswered and undiscovered for us until we extinct. We're just too small to explore the whole Universe and its secrets, and we're just too big and too primitive to explore the microcosm. Most parts of science anyway just is our explanations, definitions and theories rather than facts. It's more "to believe" than "to know" something.
 
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