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Originally posted by CaptainKirk
I recently saw an episode of UFO files on the History channel which toyed with the idea that the craft that crashed in the New Mexico desert was not a mogul balloon, nor an extraterrestrial craft, but a Top Secret US military aircraft operating out of White Sands.
They supported this thesis through the following pieces of information:
1. Secret Nazi blueprints were found after the war detailing saucer-like aerial vehicles.
Of course their arguements were more complicated than this, but they have photographs of some of these prototype planes (some of which contained expiremental jet engines) and there shape in very similar to the delta described by Roswell eyewitnesses. Could it be possible that residents of Roswell mistook expirmental airplanes (which possibly had some form of jet engines) for extraterestrail craft?
With my limited knowledge of the Roswell subject, may I ask what evidence, if any, do we have which refutes this idea or points to an extraterrestrial craft over a secret military one?
Originally posted by Your Master
Why would an alien craft crash??? They traveled so far only to crash? Did they run out of petrol? I don't think so. Advanced technology would prevent a crash. Advanced technology would make it able for them to prevent death. On the other hand, man made aircraft fails all the time.
I'm just wondering whether their is evidence aside from personal testimony, that would point towards an extraterrestrial craft rather than a secret military vehicle.
Forgive me if their is something in those articles I overlooked. Its' quite a big report.
Scientist is yet to find anything from space that would suggest extraterrestrial life. If anything unknown is found it is save to assume that it originated right here on this planet. We are first and only planet with life on it.