There is more in heaven and earth Horatio...

www.nbcnews.com/news/amp/rcna973

I never forget the story my best friend told me. He was driving saw something in the sky bright and hovering. The thing zoomed away and minute later a cop pulled him over.

The cop asked him if he saw anything? He replied yes and then the cop twirled his baton. Then asked him him if he saw anything again? My friend said no.

The cop said that's right you didn't. My friend then said I know what I saw when the cop walked away.

Do you have any idea what your friend saw?

If not a meteor or shooting star - perhaps the International Space Station.

Only 200 miles away - and the brightest object in the night sky.

There does seem to be growing agreement that unidentified flying objects have for some years appeared to be surveying the American navy/airforce maneouveres. I don't know what would be more concerning really; that China or Russia have developed technology that outstrips anything we in the west currently have; or the objects come from another planet...

Gael Vella wrote:
Do you have any idea what your friend saw?

If not a meteor or shooting star - perhaps the International Space Station.

Only 200 miles away - and the brightest object in the night sky.




He said it was flying saucer shape and this was 1979.

Yes, most UFOs were that shape then - the music, you see

Now they look more like demented leprechauns or born again wrestlers

Or maybe sycophantic former ghosts - with piles and dandruff

Green Man wrote:
Gael Vella wrote:
Do you have any idea what your friend saw?

If not a meteor or shooting star - perhaps the International Space Station.

Only 200 miles away - and the brightest object in the night sky.




He said it was flying saucer shape and this was 1979.

How do we know what flying saucers look like if we haven't had a confirmed alien sighting?
It is pretty unlikely that aliens would base their crafts on something in a fifties B movie.

Unless they were double bluffing.

Honey wrote:
Green Man wrote:
Gael Vella wrote:
Do you have any idea what your friend saw?

If not a meteor or shooting star - perhaps the International Space Station.

Only 200 miles away - and the brightest object in the night sky.




He said it was flying saucer shape and this was 1979.

How do we know what flying saucers look like if we haven't had a confirmed alien sighting?
It is pretty unlikely that aliens would base their crafts on something in a fifties B movie.

Unless they were double bluffing.


I have no idea but my friend does not and won't lie, he is too God fearing. He once walked me back to a 7-Eleven when the shopkeeper over changed me.

He he said the saucer shape object was flying silent but then the search lights came on which beamed a red and blue.

Going to be an interesting few weeks with the US government report due soon on UFOs. Unless it's delayed!

steveimp wrote:
Going to be an interesting few weeks with the US government report due soon on UFOs. Unless it's delayed!

I agree Steve I find it fascinating and am surprised the media aren't more over it. Senior military figures (and Obama) have confirmed these events have been happpening and using tech far more advanced than we currently have. So either an earthbound power is far ahead of us or it originates off-planet. I doubt we will get that sorted somehow but for whatever reason there is increasing openness on the subject...