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Why do all these sighting produce unclear images?
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I would guess any country who has had citizens report seeing alien craft would be involved.
But larger countries have more than likely developed the system for use in various countries.
When you think about it, anything created by God should not be considered alien.What say you?
So even countries that hate the US, like Iran, North Korea or China, are secretly colluding with the US on the creation of UFOs because...?
The images are actually crystal clear. However, the aliens are using mind control on anyone who looks at them so that we think they are fuzzy. You might ask why don't they just make us forget we saw them. Well, they do, but only for the big orange ones with the fins.Why do all these sighting produce unclear images?
So even countries that hate the US, like Iran, North Korea or China, are secretly colluding with the US on the creation of UFOs because...?
I think they are demons/fallen angels
You need to find your inner Steven Spielberg lolI don't know what they are - nor do those who see them, and nor do those who review the photos and videos of them. It's why we call them "unidentified" objects. We don't know what they are. Period. Anything beyond this is pure speculation, theorizing, nothing more. And like you note, the the theories abound - and yet none have the credibility to stand at the fore as the most logical - or even accurate.
Perhaps a better question perhaps is why all these sightings, and/or their circumstances, seem to follow just a handful of similar patterns.
I don't know the answer to that either.
I was a big fan of this stuff back in the '60's when Project Blue Book came out. But intriguing as it seems, there's just no concrete evidence whatsoever they exist. In my mind it's more of a form of self-indulgent fantasy. Fun to speculate, fun to imagine, and lots of fun to watch on the TV or movie screen...
I think the only people arguing from any discernible degree of credibility on the matter are those who look at it from a probabilistic perspective. Given the size of the universe, the number of galaxies, stars, solar systems, etc., the MATH certainly does not rule out their existence.
But other than the math... meh... not convincing me.
I said "Don't Know."
My actual position is that I think alien life is very likely, probably existing within our own solar system. But this kind of alien life, is, I suspect, going to be very simple. Similar to bacterial life, that kind of thing.
Aliens that are similar to Humans in intelligence I think are also possible, but far less likely, and I do not think for a second we have had any contact with them, nor are we likely to have contact with them in the foreseeable future.
It is surprisingly easy to be baffled by what would seem to be obvious explanations. It's worth noting that having a qualification, a uniform, or long experience in aeronautical matters, doesn't make you less likely to make such errors - in fact, the opposite can happen, when overconfidence in experience or qualification makes you less likely to question your immediate perception.But what is it that they are seeing then, what is it that they all keep mistaking for UFOs? If it’s something that would be fooling & baffling the military for 70 years then saying that it’s just a balloon, or it’s just a spotlight or something wouldn’t make sense. Because if it’s an easy/obvious explanation like that then we wouldn’t be baffled by it, but if we’re baffled by it then it can’t be an obvious explanation.
QV please: Arecibo messagePersonally, I don't think they will be dropping by for tea any time soon. We could send a RSVP, but I doubt they would be that interested and we would be long dead before they received our invitation.
I hope inhabitants of the globular star cluster M13 show the courtesy of a response. It would be very rude of them to keep us waiting!QV please: Arecibo message