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originally posted by: alldaylong
a reply to: BlueJacket
it seems logical that any technological sentient species would be interested in studying the rest of their home,
Well their "home " could be the water as suggested. They could study that by travelling underwater surely.
Why risk being spotted by humans when flying around. Unless they want to be spotted that is.
originally posted by: Klassified
originally posted by: game over man
originally posted by: Klassified
originally posted by: game over man
I'm pretty sure we have mapped out ocean floors. The UFOs would have characteristics of being built at the bottom of the ocean. As fun as it sounds, I don't think so, personally.
It wouldn't be the first time humans (or science) have missed the what was right in front of them. New discoveries are made all the time on the ocean floor. In 2019 they found a whole city underwater many thought was a myth. Heracleion.
Ok I'm sorry, at this point I'm getting a little offended because all Native indigenous cultures have stories of Star People and not mermaids. This is not directed at you, or the thread, but the subject at whole of UFO disclosure.
Everyone, Star People, they were in direct contact with ancient humans. Know your history and know your mythology. This basic human knowledge is getting dismissed right in front of our eyes and it's offensive.
Ancient history and mythology is one of my fave topics, but we also have ancient stories of "gods" coming from the depths of the ocean and from other bodies of water. The list is long. No one is dismissing the other stories by any means, but this thread is focused more on the UFO and water phenomenon.
If you can manipulate a field around your craft, what better hiding place than the ocean?
originally posted by: F5thCav
Ivan T. Sanderson wrote a book 50 years ago about UFOs and the frequency of their appearance in connection with bodies of water.
He certainly thought it was worthwhile to look to the water in terms of the UFO phenomenon.
Cheers
Sanderson reminds us of the hard yet oft-forgotten fact of UFOlogy, which is, most UFOs seem inextricably connected with water - They are very frequently seen entering and leaving water, moving through or above water, and otherwise interacting with water.
Invisible Residents
originally posted by: game over man
Edit: rereading your OP, you think ET is hiding in the ocean and that's different than what I'm saying and I agree with you there.
originally posted by: rigel4
a reply to: Klassified
This renewed interest because of Tic Tac UAP's reminds me of the Shag Harbour case from many years ago.
I'll provide a link for those that unfamiliar with the case.
But it has all the elements described in the OP
1: Craft entering the ocean
2: Same craft tracked for days in the ocean by submariners
3: Exited the ocean at velocity to outer space
Shag Harbour
originally posted by: vance
I just saw this article before I saw your post. Maybe it can explain some things. Pentagon doing research on Craft that can deploy special forces through the air and by sea.
www.thedrive.com...
originally posted by: F5thCav
Ivan T. Sanderson wrote a book 50 years ago about UFOs and the frequency of their appearance in connection with bodies of water.
He certainly thought it was worthwhile to look to the water in terms of the UFO phenomenon.
Cheers
That's not the case with human spacecraft.
originally posted by: hounddoghowlie
my thoughts exactly, if your craft can handle the dangers of space, surly it can handle the the dangers of the oceans.
Leela: Depth at 45 hundred feet, 48 hundred, 50 hundred! 5000 feet!
Farnsworth: Dear Lord, that's over 150 atmospheres of pressure.
Fry: How many atmospheres can this ship withstand?
Farnsworth: Well it's a spaceship, so I'd say anywhere between zero and one.
originally posted by: bloodymarvelous
Water is a logical place for a landing point from space. The ocean is where Space X has most of its reusable rocket boosters land for recovery.
The reason: if something goes wrong, the craft will be crash landing into water.
Where would you want to crash land? A hard surface? Or water?