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Originally posted by DieSektor
"Government scientists and military are experimenting with plasma (a type of ball lightening) as a weapon of destruction. Using high-powered lasers, they create these burst of energy and try to control them using microwave signals and/or strong magnetic fields. A lot of people are seeing these experiments and thinking they are UFOs."
Could this be why they are so frequently visible?
Originally posted by DieSektor
Nevertheless you may be right about that Yahoo answer reply, it does sound far fetched but they appear so frequently practically daily. If i stay up and look for them I'm almost certain I can find one every night.
I have tried to capture these with my phone but they don't show up well enough.
Some are brighter than others and they sometimes go from an orb to a faint pinhead sized light back to a bright orb.
The lanterns - effectively, mini-hot air balloons composed of flame, paper and wire - cost as little as £2 each and can travel as far as 30 miles,
Originally posted by sayzaar
reply to post by gortex
Moronic and utterly unhelpful !!
Originally posted by Erno86
reply to post by DieSektor
IMO...current military technologies do not have the means or the werewithall to create guided lighted plasma orbs in our atmosphere or beyond --- as compared to our space brothers --- who have certainly achieved such technological capabilities, due to eyewitness reports of foofighters; including my own.
Most eyewitness reports of fiery-balled red-orange plasma foofighters... are low altitude [below radar cover], slow moving orb's in the process of a take-off or landing phases...
Originally posted by The GUT
Originally posted by Erno86
reply to post by DieSektor
IMO...current military technologies do not have the means or the werewithall to create guided lighted plasma orbs in our atmosphere or beyond --- as compared to our space brothers --- who have certainly achieved such technological capabilities, due to eyewitness reports of foofighters; including my own.
To play devil's advocate: What about early testing phases? I have my reasons for asking that question.
Most eyewitness reports of fiery-balled red-orange plasma foofighters... are low altitude [below radar cover], slow moving orb's in the process of a take-off or landing phases...
My "liquid-metal orb" sighting was definitely in the "slow-moving" "take-off" category, so that's an interesting observation, Mr Erno!
IMO, you are definitely underrated here at ATS as far as your observations and knowledge goes, but...how much attention have you given to the excellent questions raised by the various forms of the IDH? Have you kept an open mind and perused the questions/literature...or has your excellent mind always been made up with no delving into the deeper questions?
Much respect, Erno.
Originally posted by madmark
ive seen orange orbs too far off in the distance above a mtn range. these where stationary four in a row. they faded out one after another and reappeared in different formation and stationary again. it was my first sighting of what i would consider a UFO.