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Originally posted by blobby ...blimp were not flying our skies in the 70's not for all the sightings anyway...
Originally posted by Paul_Richard
Just a thought...
A logical extrapolation is that the large cigar-shaped motherships sighted many years ago have slowly been in the process of being replaced by the upgraded, large, triangular motherships.
Edit: Jumping ahead to comment on the next post...
That's a mighty big open mind you have there.
[edit on 16-3-2006 by Paul_Richard]
Originally posted by ShadowXIX
Perhaps the oldest report of a Cigar Shaped or cylinders shaped UFO is the Pillar of Smoke and Pillar of Fire that led Moses and the Israelites during the Exodus. The Israelites could have been playing follow the leader with a huge UFO that gave them shade during the day and lighted their way at night even dropping food (mana) for them along the way.
The thing about UFOs if they work the way people have theorized to be able to come all the way to earth from another star (Gravity drives and such) they would produce so much thrust shape of the craft wouldn't really matter. With enough thrust you could fly a brick.
If the Pillar of Fire was really a Cigar shaped UFO that used some type of Gravity propulsion then one of the most amazing miracles in the Bible the Parting of the Red Sea wouldnt really be that miraculous. If you could manipulate gravity in theory it could be possible to do something like that.
Originally posted by rand
Originally posted by blobby ...blimp were not flying our skies in the 70's not for all the sightings anyway...
In 1947 the Navy closed the last two blimp bases on the West Coast, officialy moving 6 airships to the East Coast. Dozens of others seemingly vanished. The same summer there were suddenly hundreds of sightings of silverly blimp-like objects, begining in and mostly confined to the West Coast and Desert Southwest.
In 1962 the Navy officially abandoned blimps in 1962 and closed their last base at Lakehurst, NJ. There were suddenly hundreds of sightingings of silvery blimp-like objects beginning in and mostly confined to the East Coast and MidWest.
Looks like someone wanted plasusible deniability.
Originally posted by TerraX
provided you're not to far away and weather permitting, you would recognise it belonging to the US Navy due to its markings. The stabilisor wings on the back of the airship are also a dead give away, not to mention the propellor engines.
Originally posted by livenlearn
When I was just a kid, and since then I've asked her many times about this, my mom told me how when she was growing up in the San Fernando Valley, CA, back in the 50's, a neighbor was telling everyone on their block that a UFO was going to land on this certain night around such and such time in the orange grove near them. She said she, her mom and a neighbor were sitting on the porch talking and waiting, watching the skies to see if there was anything to this neighborhood rumor.
Originally posted by rand
Originally posted by blobby ...blimp were not flying our skies in the 70's not for all the sightings anyway...
In 1947 the Navy closed the last two blimp bases on the West Coast, officialy moving 6 airships to the East Coast. Dozens of others seemingly vanished. The same summer there were suddenly hundreds of sightings of silverly blimp-like objects, begining in and mostly confined to the West Coast and Desert Southwest.
In 1962 the Navy officially abandoned blimps in 1962 and closed their last base at Lakehurst, NJ. There were suddenly hundreds of sightingings of silvery blimp-like objects beginning in and mostly confined to the East Coast and MidWest.
Looks like someone wanted plasusible deniability.
Not officially, anyway. And if just ONE sighting out of 10000's turns out to have been a military blimp, it means there's been a 60-year government coverup.
Originally posted by blobby...fact is blimp were not flying our skies in the 70's not for all the sightings anyway
Originally posted by Hal9000
Originally posted by livenlearn
When I was just a kid, and since then I've asked her many times about this, my mom told me how when she was growing up in the San Fernando Valley, CA, back in the 50's, a neighbor was telling everyone on their block that a UFO was going to land on this certain night around such and such time in the orange grove near them. She said she, her mom and a neighbor were sitting on the porch talking and waiting, watching the skies to see if there was anything to this neighborhood rumor.
That is an intriging story. How did she know, and was it ever reported?
Originally posted by rand
(edit) See what I mean about blimps?
Originally posted by Paul_Richard
So much for the theory that all cigar-shaped craft are just blimps. Especially - as Gazrok pointed out in a referenced thread - with all the high speeds and sharp turns reported that dirigibles alone simply cannot perform...
If you really studied the phenomena you'd already know that reports of the velocity of an unknown aerial objects are subject to wild misjudgement. To date no one has ever presented credible evidence that those high speeds and sharp turns actually happened as the witnesses say. There's just nothing to back them up. I know, I know, you'll use the radar word next, but the same goes for radar sightings: noone has ever presented a provable multi-mach sighting (well, except for the odd meteor).
What are you talking about no crediable evidence Watch the Full Disclosure project video. There peopel on there that worked for mexican intelligence military and Norad Radar Watches etc that have seen these objects moving at over 1000 mph? and turning and stopping on a dime.
Originally posted by Zuretal
I recently saw some kind of cigar shaped craft. I posted about it here, but it didn't get much interest.
www.abovetopsecret.com...
On thing really interesting that I uncovered was that all the major UFOs that we see even today, all of them were painted and spotted by hundreds if not thousands of people in the battle of Nurmberg, all the way back in in 1561! Take a look:
ufologie.net...
Black triangle/delta craft, spheres/discs, and cylinder/cigar type UFOs.
[edit on 15-7-2008 by Zuretal]