Mexico UFO sightings...

The UFO's are real!
The UFO's are real! Not a doubt in my mind. Prove it? Prove they're not! With how many quadrillions of stars in the universe and the nearest one to earth being nine Light Years away . . . How can we possibly be "alone" in this vastness? Key UFO into a Google search. There's some excellent material available done over many years by credible researchers.[/color]

I'm just not understanding how scientists are trying to sneak around it. Why is it so hard to find the truth in this world?

I saw this on the news and was facsinated that all major news stations carried it AND didn't try to refute it. I have yet to see a plausible explanation, but what is most interesting is that the news, for once, took it seriously and didn't downplay it. One (Fox, I think) actually gave it credibility due to it being from an Air Force unit rather than a Joe Somebody in Arizona sighting.

Fascinating!

The last link up there was about scientists trying to refute it. Did you see it?

Usually UFO activity is strongly correlated with political crisis (a.k.a. distraction strategy).

In this case, my guess would be Iraq.

Relative.

P.S. At least one quoted 'researcher' (in fox article) is incorrect in saying


Nothing at all is historic about that. Mexico and Brazil are long known because of their army supporting UFO cases, and several very persuasive cases exist of their officers testifying, along with official film footage/pictures.

Look it up with google, I lost my links a while back, but was once very interested in this stuff.

Re: The UFO's are real!


This is absolutely correct. However, that is not proof for existance of UFO's by any mean. Fact that there is surely life somewhere else in Universe still does not mean that civilization on at least one of those planets is so much more developed then ours that they are able to visit us.
Because we are not talking about "more developed" civilization. It would take development higher of ours beyond every possible understanding.
And it's science-fiction.
It is not ENTIRELY impossible, but is highly highly unlikely.

There's one little bit, but a surprising one: it is called Fermi's paradox.

In simple words: If there was intelligent life in the Universe, and fast space travel was possible, then the whole Universe should have been settled by now and UFO's flying all around.
The fact that they are not is the paradox.
google search : http://www.google.com/search?q=fermi%27s+paradox&ie=UTF-8&hl=sl&lr=

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yeah I know Fermi's paradox. But there are also many interesting contra arguments. I am closest to one that says that there is absolutely no ground for definite claim that fast space travel is possible somewhere in Universe.

So, anyone know Spanish that can tell us if the pilot said "I just pooped my pants" or "Okay, we have the glow sticks you wanted us to film in our sites."????

MyOwn : I agree - looks like all is black for little green men these days.

yeah, unfortunately...because despite my opinions I would really be incredibly happy and excited if I turn out to be wrong and one day somebody visits us.
Except for the fact that it would change entire human society, from philosophy to religion, I would like that mainly for banal reasons - I wonder what is their music like...what sports they have...what their cities look like...do they have some new interesting things for eat and drink...did they met Captain Kirk ever...
what can i say, I'm childish

Sometimes I take my Newton telescope and turn it towards the stars.. and then I'm childish too.

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That reminds me...I have to phone home.

Mexico UFO
I saw those bright, glowing objects on TV here on the local news in New York City. Funny thing is that in about 1964 when I was living at a sleep-away camp in rural central Michigan, I saw those same lights in the sky. I remember there being two clusters of lights "flying" in formation in the bright blue afternoon sky. After a few seconds of slow travel, they zoomed across the sky and beyond the horizon with incredible speed. I was about 12 years old at the time. I didn't know what these objects were and probably had never heard of the term "UFO", so I really didn't think anything of it, because, as a kid, I just figured who would care what some kid saw in the sky. I never told any one of this sighting and really just forgot about it until I saw those pictures a week or so ago on TV. My sighting was very similar, if not exactly the same. So, you can take this any way you want, but this is what I saw, this was my experience...Sonny email:[email protected]

The Mexican event had all the characteristics of ball lightning, a poorly understood atmospheric phenomenon that acts, from our perspective, kind of weird.

I saw those bright, glowing objects on TV here on the local news in New York City. Funny thing is that in about 1964 when I was living at a sleep-away camp in rural central Michigan, I saw those same lights in the sky. I remember there being two clusters of lights "flying" in formation in the bright blue afternoon sky. After a few seconds of slow travel, they zoomed across the sky and beyond the horizon with incredible speed. I was about 12 years old at the time. I didn't know what these objects were and probably had never heard of the term "UFO", so I really didn't think anything of it, because, as a kid, I just figured who would care what some kid saw in the sky. I never told any one of this sighting and really just forgot about it until I saw those pictures a week or so ago on TV. My sighting was very similar, if not exactly the same. So, you can take this any way you want, but this is what I saw, this was my experience...Allen, Brooklyn, NY email:[email protected]

I just HOPE they are ball lightning, because exotic plasma physics could lend us a hand at nuclear fusion while oil is depleting. On the other hand, if it's aliens, well who knows when we'll get the helping hand..

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I think I remember learning tha tball lightening didn't last very long at all, unlike the balls of light that they saw that day.

...and don't even TRY to say its swamp gas, LOL.

Not swamp gas, but there was the annual frijoles days going on at the time.