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Haha. I thought the same. Looked like a flying Ninja Turtle to me.

So, we've seen a fair number of mundane threads posted in this section over the last few days covering the more baser aspects of the UFO question (Nuts and Bolts), so I thought I would throw this out there to see what response it garnered. By and large this particular angle of the question is...

After reading the article, that would my initial guess as well. There isn't enough to go on from the article alone, and considering the number of objects sighted (The article said up to 50), I would place Chinese Lanterns at the top of my list. Considering the fact also that this sighting took...

Admittedly I don't know much about Hutchinson the man, but his exploits seem fairly interesting. I initially caught wind of him and his work in a documentary or two, and after follow up research on him I don't remember anything "noisy" in particular. What I do remember mulling over is the fact...

I could agree with that. An "initiation" thread of sorts couldn't hurt. A general all-purpose guide stickied to the top of each forum for new people visiting the forum, kindly pointing them in the direction of the search button to delve into before they acclimate themselves into the forums. You...

Loled for sure. Thank you for that. :shy:

Taken from the site pupilstutor provided: Can't say I was aware of that. There really has been some extensive research done on this video since I last took a real dive into it. Can anyone confirm if Mr. Hastings has covered this case?

Well, it was gracious of you not to mention that you're selling something right away in your post. If the free online MIT lectures regarding many scientific topics, including gravity were more widely known I don't think there would be a market at all for you buddy.

This isn't a whole lot different than some of those psychological profiling typologies pioneered by Jung and Myers-Briggs, only these people decided to strap on the "starseed" bit, in effect creating a needless fantasy. They're on the same token, only one of them resides purely in the realm of...

Well put Annette. You said what I didn't have the energy to.

What would I do if that were my grandmother? Start a viral marketing campaign featuring her and the "Don't taze me bro!" meme, then retire in six months.

Nice analysis David. This qualifies as interesting for me because I have no idea what it could be. It certainly doesn't seem to be anything conventional at least. My first guess was landing lights, but like Astroboy mentioned the strobing and general arrangement of the lights seem odd. Could be...

I'm reminded of what Gary McKinnon, the NASA "hacker" had to say about what he saw while sneaking around their network. He claimed to have spotted a few Chinese IP's, which wouldn't be at all surprising if true. I was wondering what happened this morning when the forums ceased functioning...

I think we can all agree that deep down Stanton is aware of his errors, but like with most of those SETI folk, they won't budge an inch. From their perspective, their claims are their life's work. Stanton made a good portion of his career trumpeting MJ-12, just as with Shostak and the rest of...

Though I haven't read the book myself, I can agree with that opinion. I like George, and certainly want to like him, and I think he's a good guy. For that reason though, types like him sometimes spread themselves too thin and end up in some hazy areas due to the fact that they're just that, a...

Brilliant. Aside from the comical particulars, I really wouldn't rule out the general notion you outlined there. What a sad, sad world .. It brings to mind some of the diehard skeptics out there (Oberg, Shermer, Shostak, etc.) falling in line with that scenario. You could probably toss an alien...

Hahaha. No shortage of cynicism, but it's hard not to be given the topic. Just laugh with the rest of us DeeMan, for every active member on these forums has pondered over that particular subject to pieces. That's not to say we're beating a dead horse, because it is an interesting question with...

Off the top of my head: Robert Plant (Led Zeppelin) Maynard James Keenan (Tool, A Perfect Circle, Puscifer) Layne Stanley (Alice in Chains) Trent Reznor (Nine Inch Nails) Bjork (Uh, Bjork) kaRin (Of the duo known as Collide) Cedric Bixler (At the Drive-In, The Mars Volta, etc.) Roger Daltrey...

You can consider me a part of that minority. Their form of intelligence, wisdom, technology, as it were may simply be "different". They are alien right? This also strikes the crux of what I think TheDeeMan was trying to illustrate with his question. All too easily do we fall into a perpetual...

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