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Originally posted by SkepticalSteve
reply to post by SpookyVince
This is the first UFO I've seen that seems to be aliens. They seem transparent, not very physical and then they light up.
Originally posted by GrayFox
If they REALLY want attention though, then they're just not doing it right. It shouldn't be too hard for them to land or send radio signals to different places around the world. However, if they're using some sort of communication we can't understand, then maybe they don't want to make further contact until we can actually understand somehow. Just my speculation though.
Originally posted by _Phoenix_
There is another video I saw before, which I thought was amazing, it had a LOT of thse objects in it, all the same shape, with that little gap.
Let me see if I can find it.
Edit:
This is it, what makes this video amazing is all the objects are identical, someone explain how that would be possible if it's just debris?) and you even see one that appears to go behind the tether, which is 12 miles long! Space dust? That would be one huge 2 mile space dust.
Long version
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Small video
It's the shape that makes me think this is something more than debris.
[edit on 1-11-2008 by _Phoenix_]
The giant one going behind the teather's been debunked and recreated by the UFO magazine/tv series it turns out you can create a lens flare exactly the same as seen in the video big let down when I saw it debunked.
Originally posted by Anonymous ATS
I'm pretty new to the alien views but find it incredibly interesting and am open minded enough to analyze all views of life.
Tell me if i'm wrong or not, but at 57 seconds you'll see whatever the object is, come into view on the bottom left. At 1:01 or 1:02 it looks as though it expells a plume of smoke, sorta like a smoke ring, and it continue's to rise.
Anyone else notice this?