Yeah it might be. Just because we hadn't seen something before doesn't mean it's actually rare or even unusual. We may just have finally reached a point where we could detect these interstellar objects, and now we'll find them all over

Which would be cool. I love the Galaxy/universe topic. The older one gets, you grasp how much we still haven't grasped and how i sane this world is lol

Here's something I never thought I'd see: the Navy officially validating the videos that Lou Elizondo released and, further, acknowledging that they are unidentified aerial phenomena: https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/8...rial-phenomena

Thanks. I'm fascinated by these interstellar visitors.

Yeah I almost chimed in after that post, keg

But figured you would let it drop, just wish I had the ability to put a dent in those thoughts... as it stands you’ve got us all lumped into a box that doesn’t fit at all

Anyhoo, how about the Navy coming right out and saying those F18 pilot videos are real and they can’t explain them?

Aircraft under intelligent control exceeding anything humans are capable of producing, hmmm... to quote Giorgio Tsoukalos, “it was aliens”

What's crazy is how many people still don't want to accept that those videos are legitimate. I've heard everything from "they're hoaxes," to "they're just issues with the cameras." As if they were posted by some amateur with a phone cam, and not the U.S. Navy and DoD.

I was waiting for someone to mention that. It's why i clicked on the thread today actually.

Honestly, I don't think the Navy had much choice. Think about it: they had more than a half-a-dozen Navy fighter pilots come out and say that they not only saw these things with their eyes, but also that at least one if not two or three separate sensor systems aboard some of the most advanced fighter planes in the world also recorded these objects under basically perfect atmospheric conditions.

What were they going to say? That their own pilots, some of whom are still flying for the Navy, are seeing things while protecting our skies? That our best most highly trained pilots are incapable of discerning the difference between a weather balloon and a UAP?

It simply cannot be explained away with conventional excuses anymore

The cameras got it, the pilots witnessed it, physical object confirmed by state of the art radar doing things mankind is currently incapable of...it’s great of the Navy to be this open, let’s hope it leads to more truths

Naw, what's crazy is you guys quotin' him when I posted it a couple posts above him!

I guess you would label this one as "esoteric", maybe? Stumbled on to this vid a day or so ago. It's a doc on the German brothers that designed a stealth bomber for the Nazis at the end of the war. Pretty interesting stuff, especially how NASA scientists still to this day study the design to understand propulsion (and how they got it back in the day with this design)….

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Okay, this is absolutely, unequivocally, the last comment I am ever going to make on any of this. And I do it only because I don't want you to have the wrong idea.

I was referring only to a very specific subset of far right evangelicals. I was not referring to Christians as a group. I would never refer to Christians as a group. My parents are Christians, one Methodist and the other Catholic, and neither one of them falls anywhere close to the category of folks I was referring to, nor have they ever expressed the kind of beliefs that I mentioned. And I assume that's true for about 99.999% of Christians in the US.

As a whole, my opinion on religion is basically that I don't have an opinion. Whatever you or anybody chooses to believe, it's none of my business. At all.

That is all.

The Hortens, I assume?

You can really get yourself into a pretty cool rabbit hole looking into Nazis, including some really weird occult stuff. Joseph P. Farrell has a whole bunch of really cool-sounding books that I keep meaning to look into but never do. But if you can find any interviews with him, he can really talk about some wild stuff.

Did I break some unwritten rule about who I can quote? I literally just picked the one closest to the bottom.

Nah, I was just being weird.