All About UFO's

[terryforsythe]

As an avid science fiction reader, i am rather dissatisfied with the laws of physics.

Give it time. GR replaced Newton's laws as a more general theory, then quantum mechanics showed GR is incomplete. Results from the JWST continue to change our view of cosmic inflation, we still do not know what is dark matter nor the fundamental nature of dark energy, etc., etc. There is much, much more for us to discover and to learn.

 

[Mart68]

The UK is higher even than the U.S. in that chart. Given some of the comments earlier in this thread from a couple of members from the UK, that is pure comedy.

It's because the UK is the remanent of the original site of Atlantis.

Yes that's a real theory. It's wacky, but intriguing.

 

[raif71]

It's because the UK is the remanent of the original site of Atlantis.

Yes that's a real theory. It's wacky, but intriguing.

Not to mention stonehenge and crop circles happening over there

 

[Mart68]

Not to mention stonehenge and crop circles happening over there

Stone circles are also intriguing. There's literally thousands of them that are known about, many others probably dismantled or built on centuries ago,

Made by pre-historic people who supposedly were mainly concerned with food and shelter, but who also had the time and the energy to drag 20 ton boulders about the landscape, shape them, and stand them up in circles.

Perhaps it was just superstition / ritual / religion, but that explanation has never sat comfortably with me. Was there some practical benefit unknown to us? It seems like a lot of effort to expend in a world where if you don't have enough food in store, you won't survive the winter.

Likewise the Giza pyramids where we are expected to believe that they were built by a primitive agrarian society that had not yet invented the wheel.

If you look at the engineering in those buildings, that's clearly a ludicrous assertion.

Not saying it was aliens, but there's no question that there's a piece missing from the jigsaw.

 

[tomtoo]

If you woul be a alien and you would know that people like pootin and tacos are world leader sitting on nukes would you out yourself ?

 

[Robbo99999]

Countries with the most ufo related sightings:

UFO Sightings by Country 2025

Discover population, economy, health, and more with the most comprehensive global statistics at your fingertips.

worldpopulationreview.com

I never knew we were so loopy!

 

[Sir Sanders Zingmore]

that had not yet invented the wheel

really?

 

[somebodyelse]

really?

~2670-2650 BC: First pyramid (step pyramid of Djoser)
~2589-2566 BC: Great Pyramid (built by Khufu so dates of reighn more accurate than the usually quoted ~2600 BC)
We don't have evidence for wheels in Egypt until written records until the Fifth Dynasty (2465–2323 BC) for wagons and carts. The spoked wheels and chariots came later. Wheels were present in eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Sumeria before 3000 BC, so maybe evidence will turn up for Egypt having them at a similar time, but we haven't found it yet.

 

[Sir Sanders Zingmore]

~2670-2650 BC: First pyramid (step pyramid of Djoser)
~2589-2566 BC: Great Pyramid (built by Khufu so dates of reighn more accurate than the usually quoted ~2600 BC)
We don't have evidence for wheels in Egypt until written records until the Fifth Dynasty (2465–2323 BC) for wagons and carts. The spoked wheels and chariots came later. Wheels were present in eastern Europe, the Caucasus and Sumeria before 3000 BC, so maybe evidence will turn up for Egypt having them at a similar time, but we haven't found it yet.

therefore aliens........

 

[WillBrink]

Give it time. GR replaced Newton's laws as a more general theory, then quantum mechanics showed GR is incomplete. Results from the JWST continue to change our view of cosmic inflation, we still do not know what is dark matter nor the fundamental nature of dark energy, etc., etc. There is much, much more for us to discover and to learn.

It's science fiction until it's not.

 

[somebodyelse]

therefore aliens........

I'd rate that as a lot less likely than "powerful people get the less powerful to do stuff that makes no sense from the outside" personally.

 

[terryforsythe]

Although I have not ruled it out, I will be surprised if it turns out they really are in posession of NHI technology. Currently I am leaning toward the hypothesis that counter espionage misinformation campaigns and psychological operations have gone out of control, and confused even those at very high levels in the government.

If the NHI hypothesis is incorrect, and it may be, in my opinion the next best hypothesis is that these people have been deceived by elements in our government, and they fell for the deception. So, they may be speaking what they believe to be true, but they have been feed disinformation and used as tools in a disinformation campaign.

The Wall Street Journal just released an article that, at a high level, correlates with my hypothesis. It is locked behind a paywall, but the video below reads portions of it. Unfortunately, it appears that the authors used anonymous sources and were not particularly thorough in their investigation. So, make of it what you will. The video also covers some rebuttles and makes some good points.

Here is the video link:

 

[sam_adams]

The article from Friday, June 6, 2025:

MSN

And, coverage from the Daily Star:

US 'deliberately spread disinformation' over UFOs to disguise Area 51 tests

Investigators uncovered the disinformation campaign during a probe into conspiracy theories about the US hiding research into aliens and a now-retired officer is said to have admitted the ploy

www.dailystar.co.uk

Now that the English tabloids have covered the topic, we can be certain that UFOs, aliens, and Area 51 do not exist.

 

[Audiofire]

Now that the English tabloids have covered the topic, we can be certain that UFOs, aliens, and Area 51 do not exist.

The same website that published the opposite point of view, that aliens have been here, disclosure is inevitable and the government is trying to prepare the public by slowly revealing the information, so we can merely be certain that there is a mystery.

MSN

 

[solderdude]

I never knew we were so loopy!

acc. to the map none of those UFOs seem to cross the pond to the Netherlands and seem to hover above the U.K. mostly.
At least 9 of them might be crossing over to France but the distance between U.K. and France is the shortest.

 

[Robbo99999]

acc. to the map none of those UFOs seem to cross the pond to the Netherlands and seem to hover above the U.K. mostly.
At least 9 of them might be crossing over to France but the distance between U.K. and France is the shortest.

Ha, yeah, that must be why no sightings in Netherlands!

 

[Madlop26]

Stone circles are also intriguing. There's literally thousands of them that are known about, many others probably dismantled or built on centuries ago,

Made by pre-historic people who supposedly were mainly concerned with food and shelter, but who also had the time and the energy to drag 20 ton boulders about the landscape, shape them, and stand them up in circles.

Perhaps it was just superstition / ritual / religion, but that explanation has never sat comfortably with me. Was there some practical benefit unknown to us? It seems like a lot of effort to expend in a world where if you don't have enough food in store, you won't survive the winter.

Likewise the Giza pyramids where we are expected to believe that they were built by a primitive agrarian society that had not yet invented the wheel.

If you look at the engineering in those buildings, that's clearly a ludicrous assertion.

Not saying it was aliens, but there's no question that there's a piece missing from the jigsaw.

sighs.. gather partial knowledge and jump to extreme conclusions, the conspiracy theory is strong in you my friend, "pre-historic people who supposedly were mainly concerned with food and shelter" how do you know that? at some point religion and social structure became quite important for human survival, and you can see that in sites way before the pyramids and Stonehenge. To carry a big stone is actually not that difficulty, you just need several committed people and many tree logs and rugs, the fact that we can see the quarries close to the pyramids and the remains of settlement of thousands of people close by, gives you a clear view how the pyramids were built. Stonehenge probably had a religious connotation but also was a way to predict seasons, quite important for survival.

 

[Audiofire]

 

[somebodyelse]

Stonehenge probably had a religious connotation but also was a way to predict seasons, quite important for survival.

It also had people bringing pigs hundreds of miles to be there, suggesting that "mainly concerned with food and shelter" may be an incorrect supposition.
https://www.cardiff.ac.uk/news/view...rack-up-food-miles-for-feasts-near-stonehenge

 

[somebodyelse]

"ALIENS" says someone who looks like they're cosplaying a Centauri from B5