Search results

Which is the thing I love the most about this phenomenon: it keeps inviting to expand those frames of reference, further & further :) 50 years ago we were trying to deduce which planet in the solar system the flying saucers were coming from. Now we're discussing things like the Multiverse &...

Wot, you can't consider how, if time travel was eventually invented, that 200 or 300 years from now the top-rating reality chronovision show would involve punking famous historical figures?? Economics deals with the managing of resources. Who knows how that would work with what Michio Kaku...

Maybe they do it for fun, who knows? An alien intelligence is, by the very definition of the term, crazy. Meaning their intentions & rationality would be incomprehensible to an outsider. And I always tend to chuckle when the idea of "all the energy they spend to" [insert here] is brought up. It...

This is not the time nor the place, but I've always been of the opinion that not ALL of the UMMO affair is 'nonsense.' Not when the same symbol appeared in one of the most intriguing close encounter of the last 25 years —the Voronezh landing of 1989 Also, I think you're taking the 'symbolic'...

Maybe the import lies in the fact that this phenomenon 'communicates' to us through symbols, which transmit information beyond the rational part of our psyche, directly into the unconscious mind.

Considering what we already know about ball lightning, I'd say there must be ways in which a 'bubble' of plasma can retain a coherent structure for more time than it's been replicated in laboratory conditions, given how witnesses have seen them for several minutes. Having said that, the more...

From the io9 article How to Create a Scientifically Possible Alien Life Form: I think I also remember an article published in the old Omni magazine that I believe was written by physicist Paul Davies, who theorized about how humanity could survive after the sun & most of the stars in the...

Very interesting. I also noticed your comment was #111 in this thread --or should I say, TRIAD? ;)

I think we might also need to consider the possible multi-dimensional aspects of the phenomenon. It always struck me how Carl Sagan's quirky video explaining the implications of an Apple playing tricks with a poor old square inhabitant of Flatland, could be somehow used to illustrate some of...

Oops! I meant Larry Warren >__<

Looking forward to seeing how the upcoming lawsuit filed by Burroughs & Penniston will unfold. It seems that the timing is ripe for such an action; because even if we never learn the whole truth about what happened at Rendlesham, these men deserve to receive the proper medical attention they...

6 feet above their heads! Woooooow :-O Did any of the witness show any signs of 'sunburns' after that?

But isn't Ray also a 1st-hand witness of several close encounters? That would make him a more important investigator than those for who the hunt of UFOs is merely an intellectual pastime, wouldn't it? But getting back to this whole diatribe about the evidence Ray may or may not have, my...

I take it then you won't be buying this lovely pink Ouija board for your daughter? :p I dunno, I confess the Inner Intelligence Project sounds interesting, and a bunch of undergrads playing (or experimenting) with cardboard boards & plastic planchettes, sounds a lot less disturbing than a...

Who knows. Whenever I decide to play a videogame, I always do so with the assurance that no matter how difficult or challenging, the most harm those 'menacing' foes shooting at me can do is annoy me if I have to respawn to pass the level ;)

A very interesting interview. Ray's accounts of those sightings of giant UFOs were utterly fascinating, and the fact that most of the people wouldn't notice them doesn't surprise me at all. I remember how not too long ago I was driving down the Periférico avenue in the morning, toward my...

It's been a while since I've logged into the forums. I just wanted to say you guys have knocked it out of the park with the trifecta of awesome guests. Now Loren & Ray are always great to listen to, but I must say I was deeply impressed with Lloyd Auerbach. His is the kind of voice I'd like to...

My copy arrived today! :D

Ok, lemme throw my 2 centavos... Re. Dr. Farrell's mention that a Japanese architecture firm wants to beam microwave energy from the Moon, I'd be cautious to take those kind of claims too seriously. You see, one thing you learn when you've worked so long in the Architecture/Design field as I...

Wait --are you using stamps.com, or are you going to the trouble of carrying all those books to your local post office?? Stamps.com - Buy Postage Online, Print USPS Stamps and Shipping Labels