New Drone, similar to the C2C one

can anyone confirm that earthfiles.com has a new witness interviewed or agreed to be interviewed?

Originally posted by spf33
can anyone confirm that earthfiles.com has a new witness interviewed or agreed to be interviewed?

all i see on earthfiles is:

Tune In Coast to Coast AM with George Noory on Friday, May 25, 2007

Beginning 10 PM Pacific / 1 AM Eastern, for my updates about:

[...]

- Latest news about odd aerial "drone"

which might be interesting

Originally posted by Outrageo

Well - in addition to trying to decipher our UO script I simultaneously looked for a match of the SectorSeven characters. BINGO!

Whoever designed the SectorSeven site took rather unimaginative liberties with the Klingon language of Star Trek fame. Not only are the characters a direct match - right down to the strokes - but the characters, when translated into English, phonetically spell: "GOTCHA!"

And this is why i am having trouble seeing this as a Viral Marketing tool for Transformers. I thought the idea was to lead people to watch the movie by getting them to make the conections. So far the only conection between these images and The Transformers seems to be the Conspiracy forums..
And everyone knows we are all too busy staring at computer screens all day long so hardly a good target market for a new release

Originally posted by CthulhuRising
So far the only conection between these images and The Transformers seems to be the Conspiracy forums..
And everyone knows we are all too busy staring at computer screens all day long so hardly a good target market for a new release

I'm too poor to go to movies anymore. As for the marketing, the Transformers people could at least get arrested like those guys who marketed the Aqua Teen Hunger Force movie. That was a good campaign. Still didn't get my butt into a theater seat, though.

Originally posted by spf33
can anyone confirm that earthfiles.com has a new witness interviewed or agreed to be interviewed?

I have been in contact with Linda all week and she DOES have someone who she is trying to get "on the record" relative to this. She has been speaking to this person for several days based on what I can gather from her emails.

Hope that answers your question.

Springer...

[edit on 5-23-2007 by Springer]

ah, that's some good news. thanks for the update, Springer.

by "someone", i hope you mean witness. and by witness, i hope you mean one of the photographers.

I have a few problems with these images on this craft as well as the others.

1: There's no video
2: The quality is AMAZING, yet there really isn't any mainstream / news associated with these.... Phoenix lights for instance had a major flurry of news teams and reporting, this has NOTHING.
3: Maybe I missed it but there doesn't seem to be any source, blogging, journal writing, or for that matter, specific details related or posted about these .... Let me ask you, if you saw something like this, took really good clear photos of it, would you just post your photos to a website and not talk about it or write about it somewhere to get more information?
4: The writing, obviously it means something, but in earthly human terms, I've always thought that if UFOs were real, they wouldn't have neat writing or silly flashy lights that don't seem to do anything but draw attention. Seriously, what is the point for lights on UFOs or writing on them?

the flickr account has been updated with a name and address;

www.flickr.com...@N06/

About rajman1977
Rajinder Satyanarayana
I'm Male.

i feel kinda funny posting someone's name, but the guy did update his profile when there were already 1000's of views.



[edit on 23-5-2007 by spf33]

Originally posted by promomag
I have a few problems with these images on this craft as well as the others.

1: There's no video
2: The quality is AMAZING, yet there really isn't any mainstream / news associated with these.... Phoenix lights for instance had a major flurry of news teams and reporting, this has NOTHING.
3: Maybe I missed it but there doesn't seem to be any source, blogging, journal writing, or for that matter, specific details related or posted about these .... Let me ask you, if you saw something like this, took really good clear photos of it, would you just post your photos to a website and not talk about it or write about it somewhere to get more information?
4: The writing, obviously it means something, but in earthly human terms, I've always thought that if UFOs were real, they wouldn't have neat writing or silly flashy lights that don't seem to do anything but draw attention. Seriously, what is the point for lights on UFOs or writing on them?

i know plenty of people that if they saw this and decided to photograph and post it would not want to be known publicly.

don't we put neat writing on every craft we put in the sky?

...and i'm going to start qualifying all my posts by saying; i don't believe one way or the oth..oh wait...sig.

Originally posted by spf33
i know plenty of people that if they saw this and decided to photograph and post it would not want to be known publicly.

don't we put neat writing on every craft we put in the sky?

...and i'm going to start qualifying all my posts by saying; i don't believe one way or the oth..oh wait...sig.

What? And that's been the case with the photos submitted to C2C etc?

And yeah, writing that makes sense, I mean come on, this is silly. Let's entertain that this is a domestic ship / earth based, where we do put writing on our craft, is this what you're suggesting?

Has this link been reviewed yet?
www.dumpert.nl...

I noticed this site/page when reviewing our referral traffic.

www.divshare.com...

Greetings Believers, Skeptics and Those who Occupy the Fence,

While I am stilll of the opinion that this will turn out to be either a hoax or some sort of marketing ploy, there are many interesting features of the images that I find worthy of attention, perhaps even -if it is a hoax-. There is an oft unnoticed quality of human cognition which, when properly excited, can in fact teach us a lot about ourselves, our sources, and the universe through toy-making — unless we discard the material due to it being 'invented'.

Personally, I do not believe that humans 'invent'. What we do, really, is uniquely reflect — and when we do this, particularly when we believe we are 'inventing' (note the 'inward venting' aspect of this word, which differs dramatically from our idea of it) what comes out often contains information of great value to those endowed to decode or understand it.

The strangest thing about these images is not the craft: it is the -text-. All the smaller arms contain what appears to be -many paragraphs- of text. What hoaxter would think this up, and why? While I admit it's not impossible, and could even be reasonable under some intentions... I find it startling that people aren't questioning this particular aspect of the images.

Additionally, a bonk of awakening to anyone who thinks this is a human-engineered aircraft. It isn't. If it's an aircraft at all (a fact I still doubt), I can name many reasons why it wasn't designed by humans. Somewhere near the top is that the small arms are -covered- in text. What human reads text from spines -around a ring- when the ring is floating in the air above? (And we might also imagine that the text is unreadable when the device is at rest).

If this happens to be something that actually flies, allow me to speculate that its purpose may not be covert — it could be a sign. Not as in an omen, an actual sign. A communications device meant to be viewed by creatures with eyes like ours.

I enjoyed reading some of the more creative commentary here. For those interested in a a more careful examination of these images and this topic, feel free to explore my blog on these images:

organelle

Free All Prisoners

[edit on 24-5-2007 by organelle]

[edit on 24-5-2007 by organelle]

Organelle, I read your blog and really enjoyed it. Food for thought. Thanks.

organelle7.blogspot.com...

Originally posted by spf33
the flickr account has been updated with a name and address;

www.flickr.com...@N06/

About rajman1977
Rajinder Satyanarayana
I'm Male.

"Rajinder Satyanarayana" returned no results in google.

I cant seem to access the flickr page anymore, has he chickened out or do the MIB's have him?

Well, supposedly gravity is the same thing wherever you go. So any anti-gravity design we come up with here on Earth would likely be duplicated by intelligent technicians on other planets (assuming there are any). Think about light, for instance. It doesn't matter whether it's on Earth or wherever, lenses used to manipulate that light are going to be in the same shape. Same thing with the manipulation of gravity or its various associated dimensions. Cone and funnel shapes are common. They form naturally in fluid environments, like tornadoes, and we use them ourselves on things like our rocket exhaust cones. Flying saucers are saucer shaped exactly because a concave surface (i.e., the inside surface of a saucer), is a lensing shape, allowing energy to be directed and focused at specific points external to the ship itself, allowing you to essentially dig yourself a hole in spacetime so that you can fall into it.

The trick is to manipulate the curvature of spacetime (often represented as a funnel) through the use of counter-rotational eddies such that the general gravity environment is amplified or nullified. Anybody who has paddled upstream in a canoe knows what I'm talking about. And the way you manipulate gravity is indirect. That is, ordinarily the only way you could manipulate gravity is to pit mass against mass in a straight-line push and pull. With a smaller antigravity device you utilize the hidden dimensions common to gravity and magnetism to accomplish the manipulation, whether using virtual waveguides or conic/vortex field generators.

This would ordinarily require huge amounts of power, which we only know how to generate through bulky fusion reactors. However, the problem is more easily solved by finesse rather than brute force, by utilizing the curious multi-dimensional properties of certain elements which were discovered during the 1950's when tests were conducted to enhance the yield of atomic bombs.

Anyway, the point is, when you're dealing with the same stuff, whether it's water or air or dark energy, the tools you use to manipulate it are going to end up looking the same no matter who figures it out. Us or them.

That is the best description of a antigravity device from a layperson that I have ever heard. You sir are a scholar and a gentleman.
I love this site.
Some really good detectives and some really bright lights on this forum.
Thanks for the klingon language thing.
you know when this first came out I read several post that said it did not match klingon, I took their word for it, still thinking its a hoax anyway,
but you see it was kilingon letters.
great work guys and girls.

Originally posted by SuicideVirus

Originally posted by CthulhuRising
So far the only conection between these images and The Transformers seems to be the Conspiracy forums..
And everyone knows we are all too busy staring at computer screens all day long so hardly a good target market for a new release

I'm too poor to go to movies anymore. As for the marketing, the Transformers people could at least get arrested like those guys who marketed the Aqua Teen Hunger Force movie. That was a good campaign. Still didn't get my butt into a theater seat, though.

Dude I just came to think of it. Do you really think that a method similar to bending space and going through it would be possible? I mean I guess it could, but who the hell will figure that out? hehe;P

Originally posted by rocksolidbrain
"Rajinder Satyanarayana" returned no results in google.

no, but "Raj Satyanarayana"

is this rajman1977, visiting norcal from fl?:

www.mayoclinic.org...

is raj short for rajinder even?

i emailed the guy last night, but no response.





[edit on 24-5-2007 by spf33]

[edit on 24-5-2007 by spf33]

Originally posted by SkepticOverlord
Has this link been reviewed yet?
www.dumpert.nl...

I noticed this site/page when reviewing our referral traffic.

It's a Dutch site where they share media (video clips, pictures, etc.). They don't really say anything worth mentioning. One theory states that it's a helicopter gone wrong, and another also that it's viral marketing for Transformers. (Another says that Bea's hats are getting more and more eccentric, whoever Bea may be... )

Other than that there's not much of interest. The pictures were only added to the site on 23 May 2007.

A user, Joesten, states that it's been proven fake and then links to ATS.

Did I understand the question correctly? Do I get a cookie?