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my question has probably already been asked but I did try searching and found nada so forgive me if redundant and if anyone can point me in the direction of an already created thread to peruse I would appreciate it.

I have seen through reading various alien/UFO threads on this site that there seems to be a few (or quite a few) aviation experts and/or enthusiasts here also ex-military so where would be a better place to ask this?

With all you guys' knowledge and expertise, do you believe the sphere/tic-tac/triangle/disc UFO sightings are mostly secret projects by the government? Or other countries' governments? Or are they otherworldly, meaning alien from other planet origin, or time-travel/interdimensional crafts?

a reply to: Shoshanna

You could try making a thread in one of these forums.

www.abovetopsecret.com...

www.abovetopsecret.com...

a reply to: DAVID64

Well I was going to but I feel like those are for more serious like....informative posts. My post is just kinda chit chat like....what do you guys think? Opinions? Insights? Anything really.

Most of the recent vids that have been released in my opinion are misidentification of mundane things seen in usual places or Jermey Corbell and his fakeness.
The small amount that aren't those things are probably a mixture of all the things you listed.
I know that doesn't really say anything earth shattering, but that's what I think is going on.

a reply to: Shoshanna

FWIW. Both Vallée and Keel advanced the idea that the source for the craft was a lot closer than another star system. IOW, it was somewhere here on our own world. Bear in mind that may include from under the surface of the oceans.

The USA and other countries may be experimenting with exotic technologies, but I am skeptical that such tech is so advanced that it can maneuver like UFOs. There is a possibility that goes back to the removal, as a topic, of anti-gravity propulsion from public journals back in the 1950s ... but a lot of speculation can be had from that without finding anything solid.

From a (human) military viewpoint, the metal and other orbs could be reconnaissance craft tasked with the collection of data regarding our world ... for whatever purposes. If that is the case, it is possible that a much more overt presence could manifest in the years to come.

Cheers

a reply to: F2d5thCavv2

This is interesting do you have any suggested reading on the anti-gravity propulsion that may have been developing back then or into the future that governments would want to hide? I always thought Bentwaters was some kind of otherworldly surveillance device but then it all just seemed "too perfect" so im not sure what to think, but I am really interested in people's opinions who have knowledge on the subjects.

Im talking about the Bentwaters rendlesham forest UFO not the....I think 1956 radar and other sightings at Bentwaters

a reply to: Shoshanna

Although I have worked in the aviation industry in my youth, and have also been an air-force cadet, my personal opinion is that many of the most recent and hardest to explain sightings are not craft.

Primarily I believe this because I can see no point or purpose in them doing the things they do. They almost randomly change appearance, speed, and direction. Where do they appear to be going? What data could they be collecting?

If, however, we had fairly randomly (hyper)shaped multidimensional objects passing through the dimensions we can see, we might expect to see changes in apparent size, shape, speed, and direction of movement.

a reply to: chr0naut

Thank you for sharing that, I had never seen it before. What a weirdly interesting film. I almost think multiple dimensions would explain a lot of the paranormal activity not just UFOs but also ghosts and other unexplainable sightings and phenomenon.

a reply to: Shoshanna

This article may be of interest to you.

Cheers

a reply to: F2d5thCavv2

I had no idea about the patents linked in the article this is really fascinating stuff thank you. I'm learning that I know very little of the whole picture of unidentified aerial phenomenon and what the government has been up to.

a reply to: Shoshanna

You might wish to read "The Hunt for Zero Point" by Timothy Cook. Speculative at times, but also informative.

Cheers