UFO Disclosure Imminent?

[Fleetlord]

I think Arthur C Clarke was right.

We may have been visited in the past, but there isn’t anything interesting here, so they moved on.

It’s like stopping off at a generic rest stop off a highway. You don’t really remember it and have no need to specifically go back to it again unless your in the area and gotta pee.

[VaRobot]

Originally Posted by rushca01

I just watched a show on prime with “Dr. Greer” about CE5 protocol, interesting stuff.

Lots of interesting stuff going on especially with the language that was included in a recent stimulus bill.

Greer was definitely an insider and Delonge was his protégé.

"Consciousness" is definitely part of the "Phenomena"

The only criticism of Greer is that he is wants money for everything.

[aff1]

Originally Posted by BNA/LION

No but... I See Dead People.

O' I asked several if I could take their picture and they were adimit that I did not.

Please do well to take photos when next you get to see them...

[VaRobot]

Originally Posted by gtnator

It’s still all frisbees wrapped in aluminum foil, right?


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No, extreme advances in radar imagery. So extreme they can count compressor blades on rotating jet engines, is showing high detail UAP with extreme capabilities.

Capabilities exceeding human engineering capabilities.

[VaRobot]

Originally Posted by Fleetlord

I think Arthur C Clarke was right.

We may have been visited in the past, but there isn’t anything interesting here, so they moved on.

It’s like stopping off at a generic rest stop off a highway. You don’t really remember it and have no need to specifically go back to it again unless your in the area and gotta pee.

Interesting, the almost identical premise of a very good book:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/16...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[BNA/LION]

I'd like the Audiobook read by an actual Alien.

[returntorolex]

Glad to see this thread is still going.

[Case61]

This is one of my favorite threads in all of TRF.

[Case61]

Btw, there's a book coming out in late January by Avi Loeb, Harvard professor and Chair of the Department of Astronomy, arguing that an object sighted in 2017 by the PanSTARRS1 telescope in Hawaii is an alien spacecraft or debris.

Extraterrestrial: The First Sign of Intelligent Life Beyond Earth

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B087N7D3YZ...ng=UTF8&btkr=1

[breitlings]

Have you guys read the CIA disclosure (the one that was tied into the last corona virus package)?

A few things:

Agencies are still redacted -- still secret agencies

Some sightings seem very silly to have been classified -- Barbados -- Possibly because they are our craft (TR3B?)

EDIT tried to upload but more than the file size allowed ~500kb of a pdf... anyway you can download them at the black vault.

Multiple memos make it clear that there are physical things (redaced) that Professors are looking at

[JakeK]

Originally Posted by Fleetlord

I think Arthur C Clarke was right.

We may have been visited in the past, but there isn’t anything interesting here, so they moved on.

It’s like stopping off at a generic rest stop off a highway. You don’t really remember it and have no need to specifically go back to it again unless your in the area and gotta pee.

this is what i've been thinking about.

I like to entertain myself by thinking the story line of lilo and stitch is probable too even if ridiculous...mosquitos are a galactic endangered species and human evolution was altered so that they'd have a plentiful food source as they rebuild their populations.

[TheVTCGuy]

Originally Posted by Case61

Btw, there's a book coming out in late January by Avi Loeb, Harvard professor and Chair of the Department of Astronomy, arguing that an object sighted in 2017 by the PanSTARRS1 telescope in Hawaii is an alien spacecraft or debris.

Extraterrestrial: The First Sign of Intelligent Life Beyond Earth

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B087N7D3YZ...ng=UTF8&btkr=1

Is that the one that they first thought it was a comet, but it had no trailing debris? And the trajectory was not what was to be expected in a “natural” drift? I found it very interesting. It wouldn't be too difficult to believe it is a piece of space junk from somewhere else that drifted by our Solar System, probably after millions of years floating around. Some day, probably millions of years from now, another civilization will spot the lunar module from Apollo 13 drifting by.

[breitlings]

Originally Posted by TheVTCGuy

Is that the one that they first thought it was a comet, but it had no trailing debris? And the trajectory was not what was to be expected in a “natural” drift? I found it very interesting. It wouldn't be too difficult to believe it is a piece of space junk from somewhere else that drifted by our Solar System, probably after millions of years floating around. Some day, probably millions of years from now, another civilization will spot the lunar module from Apollo 13 drifting by.

Yessir. I thought he made some good arguments. Also about the shaper being somewhat unnatural.

[dauster]

travis walton on JRE today, just started should be interesting.

Just finished the Avi Loeb podcast, I feel like he had interesting points just kept repeating the same stuff though. I felt like he complained about 95% of the conversation about the scientific community not really wanting to research the UFo topic, which is true but I feel like it did not evolve anywhere form there.

[Boothroyd]

Originally Posted by TheVTCGuy

Is that the one that they first thought it was a comet, but it had no trailing debris? And the trajectory was not what was to be expected in a “natural” drift? I found it very interesting. It wouldn't be too difficult to believe it is a piece of space junk from somewhere else that drifted by our Solar System, probably after millions of years floating around. Some day, probably millions of years from now, another civilization will spot the lunar module from Apollo 13 drifting by.

Unfortunately, it re-entered the atmosphere and what is left is on the ocean floor off New Zealand, Paul. Now the Voyagers I&II....that's a different story!

[TheVTCGuy]

Originally Posted by Boothroyd

Unfortunately, it re-entered the atmosphere and what is left is on the ocean floor off New Zealand, Paul. Now the Voyagers I&II....that's a different story!

Good point. Those are close to, or already outside of our solar system

[dimag333]

I cant believe I have had this tattoo for over 20 years


steve


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[TheVTCGuy]

Originally Posted by dimag333

I cant believe I have had this tattoo for over 20 years


steve


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Which one are you Steve?

[dimag333]

Originally Posted by TheVTCGuy

Which one are you Steve?

I’m floating above the battersea

steve

[Jeronimo]

Nice thread!

I also heard Avi Loeb interviewed by Lex Fridman and thought he made a lot of sense.


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[VaRobot]

Originally Posted by Case61

Btw, there's a book coming out in late January by Avi Loeb, Harvard professor and Chair of the Department of Astronomy, arguing that an object sighted in 2017 by the PanSTARRS1 telescope in Hawaii is an alien spacecraft or debris.

Extraterrestrial: The First Sign of Intelligent Life Beyond Earth

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B087N7D3YZ...ng=UTF8&btkr=1

I pre-ordered this

[dimag333]

When I was younger my dad worked for the printing company that printed coming of tan. I got one of the first ones

steve

[VaRobot]

Originally Posted by Jeronimo

Nice thread!

I also heard Avi Loeb interviewed by Lex Fridman and thought he made a lot of sense.


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As expected, Avi's perspective is completely Newtonian. This is his formal education, thankfully he has the nerve to go outside the box a bit, sadly many of his peers still wont. Many peers may eventually go kicking and screaming as they are drug into the "Phenomenal" future.

In the example of the "Tic Tac" and other "seemingly solid" craft caught on Radar, IR Imaging, and Visual......... Newtonian Physics is out the window.

Much of the Broader "Phenomena" is non-sensical in it's nature, hence the psychological mindset difficulty dealing with it.

[VaRobot]

Originally Posted by dimag333

When I was younger my dad worked for the printing company that printed coming of tan. I got one of the first ones

steve

Fascinating, I was unaware of this. Thanks!

[BNA/LION]

Originally Posted by dimag333

I cant believe I have had this tattoo for over 20 years


steve


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Nice Steve. I can't believe I finally know who taught man how to make fire.

[cvo]

Just watch Rolex prices sky rocket when aliens start wearing Rolex watches.

[TheVTCGuy]

Originally Posted by cvo

Just watch Rolex prices sky rocket when aliens start wearing Rolex watches.

I get it.... Sky Rocket... Aliens.....

[GB-man]

https://apple.news/AyU4fqjtwRv6rgvApBmCczQ

[BNA/LION]

Originally Posted by cvo

Just watch Rolex prices sky rocket when aliens start wearing Rolex watches.

Wait until that start taking our Earth Women Again!

[Paul7]

Originally Posted by -lenny-

And only one planet can sustain life??

The evidence to date says yes. There is an amazing amount of fine-tuning that enables life to support life.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fine-tuned_universe