(Dec 18, 2018 06:07 AM)Magical Realist Wrote: The more I explain the more you bitch and whine and deny saying things until there is an unending plethora of repeated points said in different ways. My suggestion is research ufos yourself and fill the void of your own abysmal ignorance. I'm not wasting my time doing that for you. Hasta la vista...
So you can't quote where I supposedly "suggested ufos were optical illusions", you can't support your oft-repeated straw man arguments that anyone said UFOs don't exist or that the pictures aren't of real objects, you can't justify how "be identified as" means "is", you can't explain why triangle UFOs weren't reported until we had delta/flying wings to accommodate a triangle pattern lights, and you can't successfully refute the unreliability of witnesses. But you can cherry-pick your own definition of UFO so that "unidentified" somehow excludes something, and apparently get scared off by UFO pareidolia you foolishly tried to deny.
Migrating wren takes spectacular photo of URO as it passes below. Wren reports object travelled at high rate of speed and within minutes disappeared into a wooded area. The object was seen by several migratory species that night, including a couple instances where the URO was stopped with its lights off. Several reports of similar rectangular objects have been received by this agency during the years, including times when fellow aviators were killed during a close encounter. Numerous others report the objects are harbouring alien ground dwelling life forms. Best photographic evidence ever?.... you be the judge.
(Dec 18, 2018 05:51 PM)Syne Wrote: OMG! Is it shooting a laser beam?!!!!
Could be, good point. Obviously constructed/driven by intelligent beings.
Skeptic's view: Unfortunately hard to point out which direction the URO is travelling or if it's even in touch with the ground or above/below the photographer. The photo may be upside down for all we know. Some detail missing due to the darkness of the hour photo taken..... there is no actual definition of the object's shape, as to whether the URO is actually rectangular and not in possession of some other unseen protuberance. We only see what appears to be a front (one side) while other edges not defined or blurred out. Bioluminescence not ruled out leading some to speculate the photo image is actually that of underwater life.
(Dec 18, 2018 05:51 PM)Syne Wrote: OMG! Is it shooting a laser beam?!!!!
Could be, good point. Obviously constructed/driven by intelligent beings.
Skeptic's view: Unfortunately hard to point out which direction the URO is travelling or if it's even in touch with the ground or above/below the photographer. The photo may be upside down for all we know. Some detail missing due to the darkness of the hour photo taken..... there is no actual definition of the object's shape, as to whether the URO is actually rectangular and not in possession of some other unseen protuberance. We only see what appears to be a front (one side) while other edges not defined or blurred out. Bioluminescence not ruled out leading some to speculate the photo image is actually that of underwater life.
Ah, not a laser at all. That's an ionized trail from its means of propulsion. Obviously, no man-made object emits that kind of thrust.
"Not far from where the Lubbock Lights were seen six years earlier, residents of Levelland, Texas, reported ten UFO-related incidents during the course of several hours on November 2, 1957. The first close encounter took place around eleven o’clock in the evening when farm workers Pedro Saucedo and Joe Salaz saw a giant, brilliantly-lit object fly over their truck. As it passed overhead, the truck’s headlights and engine went dead, resuming to normal only once the craft had disappeared. Saucedo reported the incident to Levelland police, who received a call an hour later from Levelland resident Jim Wheeler. Eight miles from the original report, Wheeler said that his engine and headlights had failed as he approached a brightly lit egg-shaped object in the road. Once the craft had ascended into the sky and disappeared, Wheeler was able to restart his engine.
Sheriff Weir Clem and Deputy Pat McColloch drove along Route 116 searching for the glowing object when finally, at 1:30 a.m., they spotted an enormous, egg-shaped craft that looked “like a brilliant red sunset across the highway,” according to Clem. It “lit up the whole pavement in front of us for about two seconds,” he said, and then it disappeared. Throughout the night, the Levelland police department continued to receive calls describing a similar bright object that caused lights to dim and car engines to shut off.
The Air Force investigated, speculating that the incidents were examples of ball lightening. However, Dr. J. Allen Hynek, the Air Force’s primary UFO investigator at the time, recanted this conclusion in later writings. “I am not proud today that I hastily concurred in Captain Gregory’s evaluation as ‘ball lightning’ [as the explanation for the Levelland sightings] on the basis of information that an electrical storm had been in progress in the Levelland area at the time. That was shown not to be the case,” wrote Hynek. “Besides, had I given it any thought whatsoever, I would have soon recognized the absence of any evidence that ball lightning can stop cars and put out headlights.” The Levelland sightings remain unexplained."---- https://www.texasmonthly.com/the-culture...star-kind/
Dec 18, 2018 08:34 AM
