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Originally posted by zorgon
Im sure there arent a whole bunch of ufo's just floating around , but the chances of seeing something are much higher from up in space.
Not neccessarily Space is big and dark, and those windows in our spaceships are soooo tiny. Besides the Aliens are all using the Star Gate
So let me get this straight,
From what I wrote do you or dont you think the chances are better from up in space verses on land??
thats all that i am stating, the odds. Of course there isnt a guarantee that anybody will see anything at all.
As for stargates your going way off topic, but ill play along. They still have to travel from where they are (even if its 100 feet away) to go thru the stargate. So maybe someone will see it open up or even see the craft go thru it.
Of course this is all an assumption, we really dont know how they travel, do we?
My whole point is catching them in action or even just floating or shooting by us or even filling up ther tank _javascript:icon('')
Originally posted by kipman725
There have been a few UFO encounters involving NASA space craft over the years. I can rember the following:
two glowing object firing projectiles at each other and manovering in busrts of fast and slow movnment between the moon and earth.
A large glowing object apearing to "feed" off a lightening storm in the upper atnosphere and then move away from the earth at high speed.
theres some footage here:
video.google.com...
video.google.com...
Please ignore what that mans saying though he has no clue about even the most basic science.
If the UFO encounters are like those that NASA has already broadcast then the tourists will be easily brushed off with explinations like sprites in the upper atnosphere etc.
the current tourist space flights (excluding the shuttle and soyuz which are too expensive for all but the super rich) the space craft dosen't even get into orbit so military satlight sitings will not be posible.
Originally posted by zorgon
I'm looking forward to these future flights and the possible release of high quality pictures and videos
I am planning a new thread in a few days. I will explain why it is impossible to get a clear picture of a UFO... but please hold on with questions before I get a chance to post that.
Anyone see on the news about the technology that can 'disable' the use of digital videos/cameras?
Thats easy and electromagnetic pulse of high power can do that... kinda like getting close to UFOs? you know like cars shutting off compasses going screwy?
Use an old fashioned NON ELECTRIC camera with FILM You remeber those?
First off, I say the Aliens are coming here to consult with other intelligent life..
the dolphins!
Hubble images is PROOF that the Universe is too crowded. And they are all are coming here!
So let me get this straight,
From what I wrote do you or dont you think the chances are better from up in space verses on land??
As for stargates your going way off topic, but ill play along. They still have to travel from where they are (even if its 100 feet away) to go thru the stargate. So maybe someone will see it open up or even see the craft go thru it.
To be honest with you, all the Company has to do (with or without outside pressure) is say that cameras or video cameras dont work
And does anybody know if there has been pictures taken on any of these flights that have gone up
Space Future disagrees firmly with this collective image, and maintains that space tourism will become the main economic activity attracting commercial investment into space and thereby financing space development - within as little as a decade or two. That is, far from being a small-scale activity of just a few rich people, tourism in space will grow like air travel to become a mass market available to the middle classes, and will dwarf other space activities.
www.spacefuture.com...
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Nonetheless, the companies all seemed to think the hassle was worth the trouble. For Pizza Hut, the company can now lay claim to delivering the first pizza to outer space, Popular Mechanics is now the first consumer magazine ever delivered to the International Space Station
The plastic used to manufacture LEGO's toy robots -- and the glue that holds them together -- also were tested before the Mars Planet Protector and 300 miniature "aliens" were given a green light for the Soyuz flight to the station.
Sabotage the flights
Zorgon i would like to apologize
Originally posted by zorgon
Sabotage the flights
NOOOOO I wanna go up there!! Any one out there can loan me $200,000
PLEASE??? I promise to take pictures
In case you haven't seen the video clip... bottom of the page... and lauch date from the 200 million space port in New Mexico is set for 2007-2008
The FUTURE snuck up on me
www.virgingalactic.com...
okay okay so I act like a kid first day in a candy store...
But if you tell me you wouldn't want to take the trip... YOUR LYING
As for regrets, there were two: not being allowed to take aboard equipment produced by his electronic sensors company Sensors Unlimited, and losing his own mini digital camera, Olsen said.
source: www.spacedaily.com...
I’d like to make a few points regarding this statement.
Originally posted by zorgon
Why would the Government not allow people to get on spaceships and sabotage it? That makes no sense. We are not taking about getting on an Alien vessel. The topic is seeing alien ships from the window of an earth ship.