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Originally posted by smyleegrl
Greetings, ATS!
Just recently concluded my long trip through the southwest, one of the stops was in Roswell, New Mexico. We went to the alien museum, pretty interesting stuff overall. Anyway, as my husband and I were discussing aliens (we are both skeptics, but I have a far more open mind) a thought occurred to me.
Why not put a GPS tracking device on abductees? If they are then abducted, the GPS could provide some interesting information.
Now, I realize there are some holes in my suggestion. Some might say the aliens would notice and disable the GPS. Or if the person is simply taken into a craft that then hovers a mile above the house, would the coordinates even change on the GPS? I don't know.
Just a thought.....so if anyone is getting abducted on a regular basis, have you considered trying something like this?
Thanks for the input,
smylee
Originally posted by smyleegrl
Greetings, ATS!
Just recently concluded my long trip through the southwest, one of the stops was in Roswell, New Mexico. We went to the alien museum, pretty interesting stuff overall. Anyway, as my husband and I were discussing aliens (we are both skeptics, but I have a far more open mind) a thought occurred to me.
Why not put a GPS tracking device on abductees? If they are then abducted, the GPS could provide some interesting information.
Now, I realize there are some holes in my suggestion. Some might say the aliens would notice and disable the GPS. Or if the person is simply taken into a craft that then hovers a mile above the house, would the coordinates even change on the GPS? I don't know.
Just a thought.....so if anyone is getting abducted on a regular basis, have you considered trying something like this?
Thanks for the input,
smylee
Originally posted by n120by60w
Implants that have been recovered from me.and others have characteristics of Tuned Cavities.
My suggestion is find the frequency that triggers these existing implants.
Then monitor that frequency range for transmissions.
Higher DC voltages seem to have the best chance of not being effected at close range. I never have had any device with me that worked during an toe to toe abduction event.
Use simple magnetic compass look for natural magnetic holes without accompanying gravintational holes.
Originally posted by Human_Alien
reply to post by n120by60w
I concur with poster: n120by60w. They are here and have been here and what we're starting to figure out is, there are many different types. On many difference missions with many different messages. If we can't even figure this much out how can we possibly prove it? It's a very tricky endeavor.
I think a RFID type chip might be more along the lines but I doubt anyone will be willing to get one injected unless it was done by someone in this field. Like Dr Roger Leir or Dr Dave Jacobs (although he's not a medical doctor).
Ah. They'll make themselves known soon enough. Within the next few years for sure. But I am really leaning more towards this year though.
So hang in there for your ultimate 'proof' OP.
Originally posted by BagBing
Originally posted by Human_Alien
reply to post by n120by60w
I concur with poster: n120by60w. They are here and have been here and what we're starting to figure out is, there are many different types. On many difference missions with many different messages. If we can't even figure this much out how can we possibly prove it? It's a very tricky endeavor.
I think a RFID type chip might be more along the lines but I doubt anyone will be willing to get one injected unless it was done by someone in this field. Like Dr Roger Leir or Dr Dave Jacobs (although he's not a medical doctor).
Ah. They'll make themselves known soon enough. Within the next few years for sure. But I am really leaning more towards this year though.
So hang in there for your ultimate 'proof' OP.
I really think proof is going to come sooner than most think. But not your way. I think as telescopes improve (especially ESO's ELT) we're going to find accurate information about a planets atmosphere. Which would [hopefully] give an indication of any life present.
Originally posted by BagBing
OK - you're talking about a non-repairable device. Like a "smash glass to get fire extinguisher" type scenario. I can dig that. The trouble is, is that someone could break the 'glass' and claim da alienz did it.
If I misunderstood you, apologies.
Originally posted by Druscilla
reply to post by BagBing
Sure, someone could indeed do that, but, in doing so, were this part of a funded study program, such suspicious actions could be grounds for automatic suspension from the study program.
A number of studies come with financial incentive for the participants, though usually not all that much. "Accidental" or blaming it on the aliens destruction of the GPS device could equate into disqualification.
Such measures, and countermeasures against tampering, both physical, negative incentive-wise, plus others would need be considered and worked out before enacting a study program that would certainly attract some dodgy characters.
Volunteers, doing a self study on their own, by themselves, where data from GPS is off-site, would be nice too.
Unless someone is a jet pilot, it'd likely be difficult to spoof long distance travel at improbable speeds.
Volunteer submission of self study positive hit data would be interesting as it's primarily the positive hit data that would be looked at.