All About UFO's

[thewas]

what is this ufo fields this is an x-files , why would anyone want to grow green grass out in the middle of the desert ?

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Greening the Desert Pictures - Water Grabbers - National Geographic

From Texas to Saudi Arabia, people are finding ways to grow food and fuel in the desert—sometimes with deleterious effects.

www.nationalgeographic.com

 

[antcollinet]

why would anyone want to grow green grass out in the middle of the desert ?

Golf.

 

[Sir Sanders Zingmore]

Golf.

Hang on, aliens play golf?

 

[solderdude]

some senior ones do:

and even basketball

The popular ones even let people take selfies with them

 

[JSmith]

why would anyone want to grow green grass out in the middle of the desert ?

https://medium.com/@7awlar/sustainability-the-only-way-forward-for-libya-9a7c6a06e4fe

JSmith

 

[sam_adams]

what is this ufo fields this is an x-files , why would anyone want to grow green grass out in the middle of the desert ?

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That's not X-Files material—no bees.

What it is is organic farming in Wadi-Rum, Jordan.

Organic Farming in the Deserts of Wadi Rum

www.amusingplanet.com

Pumping fossil water from the largest desert aquifer in the Middle East to grow vegetables that are trucked to cities all over that area. When the water is gone, so are the farms. The only thing that could be worse about it is the technology could have been supplied by the Kanamits.

 

[antcollinet]

I think it might be a good time to post this.A segment from a documentary about the original area 51 alien landings.

Very informative about how we've arrived at the mess we are currently in. Only 2 minutes, so not a huge time investment to watch.

 

[terryforsythe]

^^^
Good video.

 

[RayDunzl]

I found myself following one of those triangle UFO's all afternoon last Saturday.

It turned out to be a little piece of tape on the outside of my canopy.

 

[sonitus mirus]

Is that really your GPS track circling around in the display? Too funny.

Edit: Been there, chasing a floater in my eye.

 

[sam_adams]

It turned out to be a little piece of tape on the outside of my canopy.

That's what you want us to believe. But we 'know' the 'truth'.

 

[RayDunzl]

s that really your GPS track circling around in the display?

Yes.

Circling in rising air to gain altitude.

Back up to about 5000 feet in that picture, after an hour and a half surfing the currents.

The circles are about 600 feet in diameter.

The path over ground at that time looked like this, due to being blown by the wind (14mph) at that level:

Gained 1500 feet there.

 

[WillBrink]

"Drones have repeatedly swarmed sensitive military sites. Current and former Air Force generals, along with a senior member of Congress, say the incursions pose a security threat."

 

[WillBrink]

Lieutenant Commander Alex Dietrich served a 20 year career as a Naval officer and strike fighter pilot (F/A-18F). During her squadron tours she served two combat deployments in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan and was awarded a Bronze Star and Air Combat Medal.

 

[JSmith]

Lieutenant Commander Alex Dietrich served a 20 year career as a Naval officer and strike fighter pilot (F/A-18F). During her squadron tours she served two combat deployments in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan and was awarded a Bronze Star and Air Combat Medal.

This summary isn't sufficient to grasp the content of the video without watching it. A pilots flying record isn't really key here either.


JSmith

 

[kemmler3D]

Lieutenant Commander Alex Dietrich served a 20 year career as a Naval officer and strike fighter pilot (F/A-18F). During her squadron tours she served two combat deployments in support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan and was awarded a Bronze Star and Air Combat Medal.

Issac Newton was one of the most influential scientific and mathematical geniuses in history, ran the royal mint, was a knight, fellow of the royal society, became a professor at Cambridge at 26, and was a member of parliament. It is hard to overstate his impact on the development of human knowledge. He also believed in nonsense like alchemy and biblical numerology.

Being smart, capable, and credentialed is wonderful. It doesn't prove anything without hard evidence.

I'm sure this woman saw something, just like I'm sure people who swap DACs or ethernet regenerators hear something. I don't think they're lying, I just have so little actual information (and the default explanation is likely enough) that it's not even worth bothering thinking about what they saw.

"I can't explain what I saw out there..."

Well, I'm happy to wait for someone who can.

 

[Taiga]

The UFOs in New Jersey seemed to have quickly vanished. They must have gotten spooked by the cable news coverage. I wonder what subscription plan they use.

 

[JSmith]

The UFOs in New Jersey seemed to have quickly vanished. They must have gotten spooked by the cable news coverage. I wonder what subscription plan they use.

Probably busy probing some cows...


JSmith

 

[antcollinet]

The UFOs in New Jersey seemed to have quickly vanished. They must have gotten spooked by the cable news coverage. I wonder what subscription plan they use.

Aliens are attention seekers. When they see the news cycle has lost interest, they also get bored and stop buzzing us.


It's either that, or when the news media stops feeding the hysteria - hysterical people stop seeing stuff that isn't there.


Yep - definitely one of those two things.

 

[Sokel]

He also believed in nonsense like alchemy and biblical numerology.

Which is his main work bulk, exceeding all the others.
There's a saying roughly translated as "God never gives them all" meaning that everyone of us has his weak points.