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Here's a photo of the ventral area of a B2: http://www.pbase.com/doodlebugger/image/83206117 Where are the lights on the bottom? They're not there. So saying that they are in the face of reality seems outrageous to me. So, right or wrong, I see that as the truth and I cannot ignore it...

Well, you know you could always just take the high road and say: "You know, Fitz, you're right I should've been more specific in my first post. And I shouldn't have made a blanket statement that FT's look just like the latest stealth aircraft. The topic certainly warrants being a little...

Ha ha, well I hear it's a buyer's market. :D

You know, I thought you wouldn't be able to stick to that. Just a feeling. And perhaps you've identified the crux of the problem. Good try, but no. When I showed you a photo of the ventral area of a B2, you insisted that the lights were off --- that's why they were not visible...

Now, this is a slightly better post (still some problems with it), but it's worlds ahead of this: Can you see the difference?

And you should feel embarrassed but you can avoid these situations by doing your research *before* making outrageous statements. In this case, it wasn't until *after* I expressed skepticism that you did cursory research and talked to your Mo----, ahh, housemate. Then, you realized that the...

I wonder if a thread on what the media can do to improve itself in this regard would be worthwhile.....or even entertaining....?

If you are certain nobody was in the FOV during the exposure (no matter how long), then the photo is certainly anomalous. Because there are arms there. If we can eliminate the possibility of someone sneaking into your FOV without your knowledge, then we will have to look for some other...

The photo with the hands shows a 5 second exposure time. Is that correct?

If they are not too big, I believe you can insert them into a post. If you feel comfortable with it, send them to me and I will post them for you. I may have to resize them. PM me for my private email address.

If I recall correctly (my memory is really fuzzy), wasn't there some "promise" that Dakota's character would return one day, and solve all human problems with her magical abilities? I hope she instills in them an understanding of humanities legal system, since when they return I think a few...

You owe me a snootful of Diet Dr. Pepper! :D

It doesn't. It has landing lights like most other aircraft, but they are not visible when the plane is in normal flight (the landing gear is retracted). You are correct, that was me. And you're welcome. Well....that is a matter of opinion. What is not a matter of opinion is the lighting...

If I recall correctly, the aliens were trying to create a hybrid to regain emotion and/or their sense of "empathy". They had lost it. In the movie [series], what did the human race get out of the arrangement? Ugh, yeah I forgot about that. Murder = Bad Guy. I can't recall the caravan scene.

Oh, I see. How funny. In that section of the thread you were saying that the Belgian wave was ET, and I wondered about whether it could be an unknown terrestrial craft. In this thread you asserted the B2 as a solution to FT reports, and I don't think that is tenable. Funny. No, it has 2-3...

I liked it to, as entertainment. Really. What do you mean? Agreed. Although I wonder if it's right to characterize his character as a "bad" guy. Why do you think of him as "bad"?

What? In this thread? No, what we are discussing is whether the B2 is a good candidate for Siani's report or even FT's in general. That's really the only thing I care about. I don't really know if you are a skeptic, I think we would have to spend some time agreeing on a mutually acceptable...

Well, there is no doubt the B2's have landing lights attached to their landing gear and if the gear are extended and the lights are on they would have a triangular configuration when viewed from below. So tell your "aviation expert" housemate that he can be 100% sure instead of just guessing...

Here's a 4:59 Youtube video of the B2 in a variety of lighting conditions and orientations. Other than the landing lights (which are visible during takeoff, landing, taxiing) I don't see any evidence of any ventral lighting at all. I looked for a strobe on the ventral area, but I did not...

I'm sorry but if I think you are saying things that don't have a bearing in fact (and it catches my attention), I am more than likely going to say something. As far as I can tell, the B2 doesn't have the light configuration you're describing. Let me come at the question differently: why do...