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originally posted by: Ravenwatcher
Hunting UFO's is like Hunting Ghost I can't prove it when I find them it's a dimensional thing . But I do find more ghost then ufo's .
Kirkpatrick says his office dug deep into the Roswell incident and found that in the late 1940s and early 1950s, there were a lot of things happening near the Roswell Airfield. There was a spy program called Project Mogul, which launched long strings of oddly shaped metallic balloons. They were designed to monitor Soviet nuclear tests and were highly secret.
But on page 715 of the Air Force's 881-page report on the Roswell crash, a transcribed journal entry by Project Mogul's Field Operations Director, geophysicist Dr. Albert Crary, states that the key scheduled balloon launch never took place - and thus couldn't be confused for a UFO
Don't let the UFO religion mentioned in this thread mislead you. But it is amazing that the Air Force's 881-page report doesn't seem to conclude a service flight was the most likely origin for the Roswell crash Mac Brazel found. I agree with Ectoplasm who said it wasn't a regular Mogul launch, but a service flight instead. Read his thread, it will be a loss to the internet when ATS goes down and this is no longer out there, since I think it's the best explanation of Roswell on the internet that doesn't have those kinds of issues, as far as I know.
originally posted by: gippo88
Now we can delete the Mogul project too ...
originally posted by: Ectoplasm8
I think Charles Moore summed it up in his affidavit:
"I can think of no other explanation for Roswell than one of our early June service flight balloons."
originally posted by: Arbitrageur
originally posted by: introufo2
Here's the big advertised YouTube about Sean Kirkpatrick, the director of the Pentagon’s UFO investigation office, who says some interesting things about the recent UAPcongressioanl enthusiasm...
This reporter was at first one of the enthusiasts but later became doubtful over the 2017 NYT article and TTSA and its UFO Mythology.
Even when eyewitnesses strive to be truthful, they can truthfully state misperceptions of somewhat mundane events into fantastical extraterrestrial events. This has been well documented with eyewitness reports of satellite re-entries, which were just a bunch of fiery lights in the sky as the pieces of the satellite burned up. For example these were satellite reentries, dramatized or sketched by eyewitnesses:
originally posted by: joelr314
So was that all B.S. or is the military keeping silent?
originally posted by: Ectoplasm8
a reply to: Lucidparadox
So alien beings just happen to create a spacecraft with the exact same design as the Batman balloon as shown?
I have no idea what you think the difference between a mogul balloon and an "air balloon" is, or even what you mean by "air balloon". I linked to the thread explaining what the service flights were but it appears you either didn't read that explanation or if you did, you didn't understand it. They were similar to the mogul flights but they were not "official" mogul flights, they were made to support the mogul flights.
originally posted by: gippo88
originally posted by: Arbitrageur
Interesting but we are always talking about assumptions ...
Everyone can believe in their favorite guess
Eliminating the Mogul balloon we return to air balloon, in my opinion, it has never convinced anyone.
For some people at least, I think it really does seem like a "religion". I even hear people say things like "Lazar's story hasn't changed" which is so shocking because as you pointed out, it couldn't be more different to go from explaining in great pseudoscientific detail how the alleged "alien tech" works back in the 1990s, to going on Joe Rogan and being asked how it works and he says he doesn't know. If that's not a completely changed story, I don't know what is, so why do some people claim his story hasn't changed?
originally posted by: joelr314
Delusional confirmation bias. I think he was told he cannot bring up any negative points.
Lazar made a video about the physics of the craft in the 80's, he explained gravity A and gravity B were different and used the strong force as gravity A and claimed this is how the craft warped space (plus element 115).
On the podcast all that was gone and Lazar said "we don't know how it works"........
How people believe this stuff?