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Originally posted by JimOberg
...Robert Bigelow has already been operating two space modules in orbit with exterior TV cameras -- why do you suppose HE would not disclose 'UFO pictures' if he had them?...
Originally posted by cloudyday
I don't think NASA knows anything about UFOs and they clearly aren't interested in them. According to Paul R. Hill in "Unconventional Flying Objects", NASA's official policy is that UFOs don't exist. When Jimmy Carter asked NASA to start a new program like Blue Book, NASA refused because they thought UFOs would tarnish their image.
Originally posted by JimOberg
Originally posted by cloudyday
I don't think NASA knows anything about UFOs and they clearly aren't interested in them. According to Paul R. Hill in "Unconventional Flying Objects", NASA's official policy is that UFOs don't exist. When Jimmy Carter asked NASA to start a new program like Blue Book, NASA refused because they thought UFOs would tarnish their image.
Wasn't that book written forty years ago?
NASA is clearly interested in 'stuff' outside spaceship windows or on TV screens because of hazard potential, so they react aggressively to determining the level of potential threat, and they do it in the open with audio and video available to the whole planet. They've been intered from fifty years ago TODAY, when Glenn reported the first 'UFOs' [his famous fireflies]..
Originally posted by cloudyday
Originally posted by JimOberg
Originally posted by cloudyday
I don't think NASA knows anything about UFOs and they clearly aren't interested in them. According to Paul R. Hill in "Unconventional Flying Objects", NASA's official policy is that UFOs don't exist. When Jimmy Carter asked NASA to start a new program like Blue Book, NASA refused because they thought UFOs would tarnish their image.
Wasn't that book written forty years ago?
NASA is clearly interested in 'stuff' outside spaceship windows or on TV screens because of hazard potential, so they react aggressively to determining the level of potential threat, and they do it in the open with audio and video available to the whole planet. They've been intered from fifty years ago TODAY, when Glenn reported the first 'UFOs' [his famous fireflies]..
What you're describing is like a bus driver that swerves to avoid a flying saucer in the street and then continues his bus route. That's not showing much interest.
Originally posted by The GUT
Originally posted by JimOberg
...Robert Bigelow has already been operating two space modules in orbit with exterior TV cameras -- why do you suppose HE would not disclose 'UFO pictures' if he had them?...
Not necessarily, Bigelow keeps secrets too. Strange cat, that one.
Originally posted by JimOberg
Originally posted by cloudyday
Originally posted by JimOberg
Originally posted by cloudyday
I don't think NASA knows anything about UFOs and they clearly aren't interested in them. According to Paul R. Hill in "Unconventional Flying Objects", NASA's official policy is that UFOs don't exist. When Jimmy Carter asked NASA to start a new program like Blue Book, NASA refused because they thought UFOs would tarnish their image.
Wasn't that book written forty years ago?
NASA is clearly interested in 'stuff' outside spaceship windows or on TV screens because of hazard potential, so they react aggressively to determining the level of potential threat, and they do it in the open with audio and video available to the whole planet. They've been intered from fifty years ago TODAY, when Glenn reported the first 'UFOs' [his famous fireflies]..
What you're describing is like a bus driver that swerves to avoid a flying saucer in the street and then continues his bus route. That's not showing much interest.
But is there any evidence that anybody at NASA thinks the 'stuff' is anything but what NASA -- and experienced spaceflight workers now retired -- say it is, normal dandruff and effluent from a space vehicle? I know a lot of posters here are convinced it's different and want to believe NASA secretly knows they're right, but what's the evidence?
Originally posted by ProfessorT
The thing about NASA is that they could have cleared the whole debate upon whether or not aliens exist by exhibiting ALL of the information they have on the subject. However, they have never publicly confirmed or denied that aliens exist which is why many Ufologists have become impatient and skeptical of their motives. If alien life exists, NASA definitely knows about it.
Originally posted by cloudyday
//// There are probably NASA employees that see UFOs, but I'm sure they just fill-out a report and send it to some agency like NORAD or file it in the miscellaneous file because they don't know what to do with it.
Originally posted by JiggyPotamus
But, and there is a flaw in your argument, is that this is not disclosure. Even though they release this material, what is admitted doesn't say anything about alien life. The term UFO, even if used, only means that it cannot be identified. Now if these transmissions said "We have an alien spacecraft on our 6", then that would be disclosure in the sense you mention.edit on 2/20/12 by JiggyPotamus because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Illustronic
I have always been puzzled on what exactly would change should 'disclosure' occur. It's not like there are alien crafts bombing important installations around the globe, it's not like if these lights in the sky are finally identified as alien spacecraft that suddenly my life would change. I just don't get me being accused of denial because I'm scared of some yet unproven 'truth'. I just don't see what would change, they certainly wouldn't paint my house!
I'm not understanding what infrastructure in society would break down because so far these lights in the sky haven't done anything to change any tea in China. I don't see any sudden jumps in technology due to any accused back engineering, I don't see anything that would be different except for a bunch of UFO fanatics trying to invite landings, or their own abductions, or any idea that communication with an unknown life form could even be possible.
Originally posted by JimOberg
Originally posted by Cosmic911
Actually, I believe the astronaut says, "Alien Space Craft." Search youtube for secret NASA transmission. It should be easy to find.
Actually, while I don't doubt you believe this nonsense, why does it make it credible for anyone ELSE to believe it? Who originated this story? You can't just say, 'It's out there on the Internet, so it's true."
Originally posted by JimOberg
Originally posted by The GUT
Originally posted by JimOberg
...Robert Bigelow has already been operating two space modules in orbit with exterior TV cameras -- why do you suppose HE would not disclose 'UFO pictures' if he had them?...
Not necessarily, Bigelow keeps secrets too. Strange cat, that one.
Sounds like an AD HOC excuse.
Bigelow has spent millions researching UFOs and looking for evidence.
Why would he suddenly submit to the PTB's 'secrecy curtain'?
Sounds like you're making an excuse. And a lame one, at that.
Originally posted by Cosmic911
But if a highly trained pilot-astronaut has identified a bogey that he or she can't explain...and it's not space junk or debris..... And in one of the transmissions one astronaut clearly states, "Alien Space Craft."