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crazyewok
Plus John Lear supports him.....Anything with that wacka doodle name attached raises flags!
crazyewok
FlyersFan
crazyewok
But really dont you think its a tad bit odd all these reported crashes?
What's odd about it? People make mistakes. Accidents happen. I'm sure it's no different for ET. Just because they have the technology to come across space/time/dimensions doesn't mean that they magically are infallible. Ya' know??
This argument its stupid!
FlyersFan
No. It's common sense.
again - People make mistakes. Accidents happen. I'm sure it's no different for ET. Just because they have the technology to come across space/time/dimensions doesn't mean that they magically are infallible. COMMON SENSE.edit on 10/8/2013 by FlyersFan because: (no reason given)
crankyoldman
You might want to work to further a deeper theory here. I'm going to simply tackle the remarkably limited nature of your premise and not the deeper level of ET.
You suggest they can travel light years, how come they crash?
Why do you assume the Earth's gravitational field is something the are familiar with?
Why do you assume some other planetary force did not confuse their instruments?
Why did you assume the were not shot down?
Why did you assume that long distance travel leads to impeccable driving skills?
Why did you assume anything at all about negotiating a ship like that when on Earth well seasoned pilots, captains, drivers, and the like crash every single day?
Truthfully, this post should kill this thread.
Well, as you pointed out, there would be many things you can't avoid. A simple fact.
So, One would have to provide some sort of shielding. Perhaps it is a good thing: the field drive. One can place a gravity point in front and follow it. It would catch most of the "junk".
doorhandle
crankyoldman
You might want to work to further a deeper theory here. I'm going to simply tackle the remarkably limited nature of your premise and not the deeper level of ET.
You suggest they can travel light years, how come they crash?
Why do you assume the Earth's gravitational field is something the are familiar with?
Why do you assume some other planetary force did not confuse their instruments?
Why did you assume the were not shot down?
Why did you assume that long distance travel leads to impeccable driving skills?
Why did you assume anything at all about negotiating a ship like that when on Earth well seasoned pilots, captains, drivers, and the like crash every single day?
Truthfully, this post should kill this thread.
What a doosh you sound like.
Assuming they are aliens, from another world, I think its more reasonable than not to assume they know about differences in magnetic fields to rely on landing safely! Fair enough if it was a automated craft, like our Curiosity lander, ill let them off crashing something like that, but a manned craft..no they wouldn't crash, so the OP has a fair point.
crazyewok
reply to post by EarthCitizen07
I dont beleive anyhing until there is proof.
So far I can only see that UFO are real phenomena.