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LOL. Very nicely done, and thanks for sharing. I'm thinking Robert Hastings would get a good chuckle out of this.

In all seriousness, TimeExplorer, if this isn't a troll thread, my advice to you would be to carefully think over your experiences and what those "researchers" may have told you. While many people operate with a differing scale of belief and logic, it's my opinion that you've succumbed to some...

Though I haven't been very active on the forums in some time, I haven't missed an episode. With that said, I'd strongly agree with this topic. After the roundtable episode and the latest with Don Ecker and Mr. Hastings, I'm starting to consider myself a little spoiled with being able to...

I think you handled it pretty well Ron, so I wouldn't go so far as labeling you a jerk or anything similar. Like with many other forms of esoterica, I think everyone approaches the neophyte in their own way, minus an organized degree of initiation, so to speak. You won't find in UFOlogy what you...

Awesome indeed! I believe that particular show has become my favorite. I've listened to it more than any other. I just love delving into well documented cases and studying the facts, and Hastings brings that to the table very adeptly. Amidst all the bunk and unsubstantiated claims, no matter how...

Hmm, disheartening indeed. I'd imagine he's an astronomically busy man, but thank you for trying! I'm sure we'll hear from him eventually.

Michio Kaku's going to be on C2C this Sunday to talk about invisibility and DNA, with a nod to .. Bigfoot of all things. We need this man on the show to show him what a real show is! Bigfoot. LOL. Let the man speak about his passion; the universe, physics, and the prospect of ETI. I have no...

Yup! Exactly that. Thanks for finding it. That one always seemed interesting to me because if it were a light object, you'd think it wouldn't be stationary as it appears in the video that high up in the air. Wind would be doing all sorts of things to it, but that doesn't seem to be the case. If...

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A sign of the times my friends, a sign of the times.

Saw this on TDG earlier today. Very "alien" indeed. Something tells me we haven't even seen a fraction of what's down there.

I know what you mean too. We model the notion of ETI far too much in the image of ourselves, and things always get more interesting, at least for me when you wipe that slate clean and imagine the possibilities completely separate from what we understand. What if they're "alive" in the same sense...

I'll be expecting a full report from Linda Moulton Howe by tomorrow. I'm ecstatic!

I saw it going clock-wise first, then after looking away for some time I tried to see it going the opposite direction and I did. I've known for some time that I'm right-brain dominant anyway, but I'll agree with CapnG's reasoning in being used to that kind of imagery.

Wow .. Incredible. You've nearly just described every odd sleeping routine I've had in my youth. I'm 25 now, and I rarely have dreams that I remember. It's been that way for about over a year or so, and compared to how often I would dream as I grew up it seems like nothing. I've had that layered...

Incredible footage. It's hard to say how large the impact site will be because it's hard to judge size based on the aerial sighting alone, but I would wager a guess and say that's a pretty good sized one. It certainly burned up very nicely and left quite a trail, so I'm curious to see how much...

I've been a Grailer for years and the site's never disappointed. Greg and his crew are quite the bunch and put a lot of hard work into the site and their other projects. http://www.dailygrail.com

I would also mention the work of Jacques Vallee. It's hard for me to single out any of his books, so I would recommend all of them. With a background as a computer scientist, he inherently felt it necessary to study the phenomena through pattern recognition and often stresses data based on...

It is, for the most part. The cultural and sociological aspect is one of the few facets we can easily analyze and measure throughout it's history. The stoic greys abducting people compared to the placid contactee movement of the 50s and 60s is quite a shift in culture. You're forced to ask...

There have been plenty of answers unearthed over the last few decades, very many being within the last two. They're not the "ultimate answer" we're all hoping for, but it's enough to make a fairly accurate composite of things in my opinion. You have the work of Rich Dolan which chronicled the...