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Originally posted by deloprator20000
It is well known in the legal system that eye witness testimony is not very reliable, and even if the person was telling the truth, and did actually see a ET UFO, how would you know from testimony alone?
Originally posted by kdog1982
Long gone are the researchers willing to spend time on a subject.
Originally posted by RUSSO
www.bluebookarchive.org...
edit on 22-7-2011 by RUSSO because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by AwesomeOverload
Haha. balls of light is right. I mean, can't it be something else? I'm not suggesting anything.
What I mean is most people see that light maneuvering in a strange way, and they try to identify it to something as close as to something on this world that they can think of.
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by RUSSO
www.bluebookarchive.org...
edit on 22-7-2011 by RUSSO because: (no reason given)
Nice... more user friendly
I would say the reason for people largely ignoring these documents are several.
1. They are old.
2. Very few pictures(no proof)
3. Most of the material only offer a short writeup of a supposed sighting of something they cannot identify(could be anything) from some random person with no backround check (may be a known prankster/attention whore) 4. The clearer of a discription of the object given, the easier to imagine it to be something natural it becomes. Like the us coast guard one, exact discription of a ball lightning.
5. After getting disappointed in looking at 5 different sightings, most ppl usually give up.
Originally posted by heineken
all witness accounts, photos , videos, are IRRELEVANT...
Extraordinary claims ..requires...Extraordinary Evidence...NO MORE..NO LESS