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I'm very passionate about the UFO subject ("ufology" as some call it) and am happy that we're getting more "official" reports like this which leads to public aw
by exception_e 6y ago
I'm very passionate about the UFO subject ("ufology" as some call it) and am happy that we're getting more "official" reports like this which leads to public awareness. I follow the subject pretty closely and 90% of it is all about book sales so it's annoying/pushes it back from being taken seriously in terms of science.
As far as I'm concerned this ^ and the Phoenix Lights are the most credible UFO sightings.
Personal note: I'll never forget the first time I saw a UFO and it was with my Dad! We couldn't believe it - my cheap Virgin Mobile flip phone camera was not capable of... well anything, unfortunate. I have seen 2 or 3 UFOs since then (one with an ex-partner so I wasn't just seeing things).
BTW, I'm you're typical "smart" logical programmer and don't just believe whatever I hear... I'm betting on more of these reports coming out and hope that science starts to factor into the subject.
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- throw1234651234 6y agoWhat about the Tehran UFO incident?
- exception_e 6y agoAh good one. I only wrote in the ones that are very obviously but... - Kecksburg UFO incident - Chilean Navy UFO incident Kecksburg is a stretch for most people, but I lived around there and heard first-hand reports. Not that that really matters.
- gccxsse 6y agoThoughts on the roswell ufo incident?
- throw1234651234 6y agoI saw no compelling evidence of anything. Too long ago, too easy to cover up / make things up. That's just my .05 though.
- rrmm 6y ago(serious question) Was covering up 'Project Mogul' explanation not adequate?
- SomeoneFromCA 6y agoI think the TPTB decided that a next pandemy may wipe the whole humanity off, and decided that it is the time to start giving out the information, piece by piece.