All About UFO's

[Mart68]

Linda Moulton Howe was a frequent guest on the Coast to Coast AM with Art Bell. That was a fun show. I could turn that on my clock radio late at night and get some goosebumps.

She occasionally appears on 'Ancient Aliens' which is also a fun show, although they ran out of new stuff to talk about around 5 seasons back now.

 

[Chester]

It does confuse me as to why that is being studiously ignored by some of the contributors here.

It’s not being ignored, there is often just not enough data to answer some of the unanswered questions, and to your point, aliens should really be very low down on the list. So if that’s the case, wondering if this blurry thing is a balloon, a bird etc is of fairly low interest to most.

Some like to bump aliens to the top of the list and then it becomes interesting to them, understandably.

 

[Chester]

Seen by 4 of the top fighter pilots on the planet

Yet again, unsubstantiated and likely unprovable. Just more hype you’ve added.

This will no doubt shock you, but sometimes people on YouTube exaggerate and lie, in order to earn money.

 

[Mart68]

. So if that’s the case, wondering if this blurry thing is a balloon, a bird etc is of fairly low interest to most.

In the case of the USN footage/sightings, those are not credible explanations. Hence it is of interest to at least some of us.

 

[Chester]

In the case of the USN footage/sightings, those are not credible explanations. Hence it is of interest to at least some of us.

Nothing is a credible explanation as there is not enough information.

 

[Mart68]

Nothing is a credible explanation as there is not enough information.

Well, we have radar trace, FLIR footage and the testimony of the pilots which rules out some possibilities (birds, balloons).

But there are potential explanations that are much more likely than alien craft. I find it hard not to be interested in what they might be.

 

[Audiofire]

Well, we have radar trace, FLIR footage and the testimony of the pilots which rules out some possibilities (birds, balloons).

But there are potential explanations that are much more likely than alien craft. I find it hard not to be interested in what they might be.

"It's consistent with a bird or a balloon." Dr. Jon Kosloski 36:28 in the video. I already referenced it for you, but here is the video again.

 

[Mart68]

"It's consistent with a bird or a balloon." Dr. Jon Kosloski 36:28 in the video. I already referenced it for you, but here is the video again.

Watched it before and have said before that I don't think it is credible that fighter pilots would make that error of observation. At least not given a protracted period of observation, which is what they claim they had.

I think it more likely the pilots are lying under orders than that they were unable to correctly identify a balloon.

 

[Chester]

It’s more likely they’re lying under order, than they just misidentified it……really?

 

[Mart68]

It’s more likely they’re lying under order, than they just misidentified it……really?

That's my opinion, yes.

 

[Audiofire]

FLIR sensor showed something, they did not see it. The F/A-18 Super Hornet was using the Raytheon AN/ASQ-228 Advanced Targeting Forward-Looking Infrared (ATFLIR) pod. Now, I am not denying there are weird orbs out there as an open-minded person.

 

[mhardy6647]

She occasionally appears on 'Ancient Aliens' which is also a fun show, although they ran out of new stuff to talk about around 5 seasons back now.

We need some new ancient aliens, I suppose...

 

[Audiofire]

2013 Aguadilla Puerto Rico UAP/USO, also infrared sensor and mysterious orb incident

 

[somebodyelse]

2013 Aguadilla Puerto Rico UAP/USO, also infrared sensor and mysterious orb incident

https://www.metabunk.org/threads/ag...-ufos-probably-hot-air-wedding-lanterns.8952/

 

[Audiofire]

A lot of hot air

 

[WillBrink]

"It's consistent with a bird or a balloon." Dr. Jon Kosloski 36:28 in the video. I already referenced it for you, but here is the video again.

If you follow the topic, you know that Kosloski has no credibility this point.

2013 Aguadilla Puerto Rico UAP/USO, also infrared sensor and mysterious orb incident

If it floats along at what appears to be prevailing wind speeds and is round, and at no time offers others signs of intelligent behaviors/5 observables, than one has to conclude it's a balloon of some sort without additional evidence.

 

[Audiofire]

If you follow the topic, you know that Kosloski has no credibility this point.

I guess I do not follow it, so what was the reason?

 

[WillBrink]

That was way more interesting and useful than I was expecting.

"We explore the hidden history of rocket science, intertwining themes of mysticism, occult practices, and the influence of non-human intelligence. We look at key figures like Jack Parsons and Edgar Mitchell, the occult obsessions of the Nazis, the esoteric dimensions of NASA's missions, and Russian Cosmism. Is there a cosmic purpose for humanity, culminating in the idea that the history of space exploration is not just a technical story, but one deeply rooted in consciousness and belief?"

 

[mhardy6647]

That was way more interesting and useful than I was expecting.

"We explore the hidden history of rocket science, intertwining themes of mysticism, occult practices, and the influence of non-human intelligence. We look at key figures like Jack Parsons and Edgar Mitchell, the occult obsessions of the Nazis, the esoteric dimensions of NASA's missions, and Russian Cosmism. Is there a cosmic purpose for humanity, culminating in the idea that the history of space exploration is not just a technical story, but one deeply rooted in consciousness and belief?"

oh, lordy...
I mean, those National Socialists of WWII fame were interested in the occult, but they were also drenched in amphetamines, so there's that.

 

[Chester]

That was way more interesting and useful than I was expecting.

"We explore the hidden history of rocket science, intertwining themes of mysticism, occult practices, and the influence of non-human intelligence. We look at key figures like Jack Parsons and Edgar Mitchell, the occult obsessions of the Nazis, the esoteric dimensions of NASA's missions, and Russian Cosmism. Is there a cosmic purpose for humanity, culminating in the idea that the history of space exploration is not just a technical story, but one deeply rooted in consciousness and belief?"

I stopped watching and lost complete respect for Jesse Michaels after his video a couple of weeks ago, which in my opinion clearly took advantage of a very confused man in decline. I occasionally watched his videos as light entertainment but that was uncomfortable and a step too far for me.