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Originally posted by Goathief
Now that's all settled once and for all, would you like to provide supporting evidence for your invisible UFO instead of derailing the thread further?
WASHINGTON — Scientists say they are a step closer to developing materials that could render people and objects invisible. Researchers have demonstrated for the first time they were able to cloak three-dimensional objects using artificially engineered materials that redirect light around the objects. Previously, they only have been able to cloak very thin two-dimensional objects.
The findings, by scientists at the University of California, Berkeley, led by Xiang Zhang, are to be released later this week in the journals Nature and Science.
The new work moves scientists a step closer to hiding people and objects from visible light, which could have broad applications, including military ones.
Originally posted by Korg Trinity
Thirdly.. Re-read my original post... it was an idea not a claim... Are you saying that my idea is 100% impossible?
Please prove that it is 100% imposable for these birds to have flown headlong into a cloaked stationary flying object....
I didn't claim Little green men...
I simply state that these birds flew into a stationary object that they could not see...
The fact that the reports are the birds just fell out of the sky
and the fact that the report stated some of the birds were in the trees kind of in my mind at least rules out birds flying into glass houses or conservatories
Is it so farfetched given the advent of meta materials that cloaking devices on terrestrial vehicles could be applied in high end black projects???
Please proove this is not the cause of the dead birds...
Or maybe you should accept that others point of views and ideas are as valid are yours....
Most of us think of starlings as being resident birds and, it is true, that most are always with us. Others are migratory though.
These account for the huge increase in the starling population which occurs when birds, from northern Europe, arrive to spend the winter in the UK because the weather is relatively mild here and they will be able to find food and shelter before returning to their breeding territories.
They begin to arrive during September but the majority of starlings will arrive in October, before the winter weather sets in. Most of the birds coming to the UK are from Scandinavia but one individual, caught during an autumn bird-ringing session in Bedfordshire, already had a ring, put on the previous spring in Lithuania.
Originally posted by Goathief
Nobody has to do any such thing without supporting evidence, I could believe that my body is made entirely from sugar and food dye but that does not mean it's correct or valid.
[edit on 10-3-2010 by Goathief]
Originally posted by awakeningone
Some Pest Control operators use a poison called avitrol, which is almost like a hallucinogenic for birds, it drives them mad and kills them.
Animal welfare officer Alison Sparkes, who was called by police, said: "It was a remarkable sight, I've never seen anything like it."
There is no evidence the birds were ill or poisoned before they hit the ground.
Ms Sparkes said: "Onlookers said they heard a whooshing sound and then the birds just hit the ground.
"They had fallen on to the ground in quite a small area, about 12ft (3.6m) in diameter.
"They appeared to be in good condition other than injuries that they appear to have suffered when they hit they ground.
"Our best guess is that this happened because the starlings were trying to escape a predator such as a sparrow hawk and ended up crash landing."
BBC
Originally posted by stumason
Sorry to be a party pooper, but it's really a non-event. No invisible stealth machines or high energy miltiary weapons, just some dopy birds making a wrong turn. The key bit for me is the sound as they were heard hitting the ground. This is the sound a big flock of starlings make as they fly in their tight "shoals", it seems quite obvious that they just hit the deck.