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I'm personally highly skeptical of the claims he's making—or that extraterrestrials are here in any capacity—but to take a stab at your questions: - the folks
by _zzaw 3y ago
I'm personally highly skeptical of the claims he's making—or that extraterrestrials are here in any capacity—but to take a stab at your questions:
- the folks who do believe in UFOs would say these crashes happen worldwide, but it's countries like the US/Russia who use their influence to swoop in, recover the pieces and then mount a coverup.
- UFOs have been sighted over urban areas, although it's rarer. If I were a UFO pilot, I'd probably avoid cities for the same reason the USAF doesn't fly classified aircraft over urban areas either (at least during the day)
I don't know what his angle is here—fame, mental issues, a genuine belief that he's onto something. I'll admit the recent focus on these things has aroused my curiosity, but like I said, aliens aren't at the top of my "credible explanations" list.
- sacnoradhq 3y agoI'm betting FTL is impossible due to physics. It would take 10k's-100k's of years to send a single autonomous robotic probe from a supposedly "nearby" inhabited planet even 500 ly away. We can't even make something that lasts 1000 years, much less something that would survive an interstellar journey. This guy is likely launching a book, public speaking, and subscription blog career.