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It just occurred to me that we have not considered something that could be important. It's so obvious and simple, I'm amazed no one has brought it up before. We have been assuming that all these rubber aliens were made on Earth! No one questions this assumption, not even the bleevers. Dang. I'm...

From seven years ago, in the OP of a thread here: Boyd Bushman Video Interview - We Shot Down Roswell UFO? | The Paracast Community Forums Fascinating. :)

He's going to screw around and get such a bad reputation that he won't even be able to go back to his old occupation. :p

Rubber Alien gets around.

You are aware, I hope, that the term podcast is derived from (and rhymes with) broadcast, which has been synonymous with radio show for the past 100 years or so. While "flying saucers" and related subjects are frequently the main topic on the show, there are a great many other paranormal things...

The guy who posted the video never said it was something orbiting the moon. If I recall correctly, he said it was a satellite that did not show up on the published charts. I forget, he has a lot of videos and some are pretty interesting. Anyway, it appears that someone did a single-buttocked job...

Just more wankerblather. Everybody needs a hobby I guess, including someone with eight jobs, apparently. Done with this childish mess.

There are approximately nine million theories put forth to explain UFOs and their occupants. I have good confidence in that figure, as I asked my neighbor, a shape-shifting reptilian. (They are famous for the ability to count vast numbers of things.) Anyway, the theories pretty much all share...

Come on, man, I was just needling you about your grammar. "I know nonsense when I see it" would have been a much better way to express that thought. No need to burn that valuable brain fuel you require. I understood there were several ways my comment could be taken, but my faith in your...

I've never been able to understand nonsense. That could be your problem, Derek.

Our savior has arrived! Outa the way, Billy Meier!

I gotta go to the bathroom.

I knew this would happen. Much of what Keel claimed in things like Mothman relies solely on his own statements. That's true of his earlier book, don't recall the title and I'm not going to look. Jadoo or something, I think. A lot of it sounds like tall tales and as I recall it was considered to...

They could both be true, along with several other origins. The only thing we know for sure is there is a hell of a lot we don't know.

Looks to me like you have "reasoned" yourself into a corner. Good luck.

Short answer is no. There are many crackpot "theories" out there, based rather nominally on some assumptions that may or may not be valid. I don't have any problem with the idea that some of the better reports are the result of some alien getting into a space ship and coming here for whatever...

There are other theories out there that fit the known terrain better, I think, than Keel's ultimately unreliable "reporting." His theorizing is no more reality-based than his reporting, in my opinion. I know this will upset some of the Keel fans here, but Hynek and Vallee had a working theory of...

No end of crackpot theories that focus on carefully chosen sets of imaginary facts. That works both ways too.

Well that at least is big news. Most of us thought that the navy used fission reactors that had to be refueled every few years. In fact, as far as I know, a functioning fusion reactor is still somewhere off in the fuzzy future. Anyway, I would have expected more of Scientific American. Have they...