I saw something strange. Has anyone else?

w1z4rd said:
My friend and I have no idea what it was. It seems unlikely that a civilization advanced enough to get here would leave their "head lights" on while snooping around.
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Why?

When scientists go to collect samples in the woods they keep their flashlights on, sometimes. It's a practical issue. Does it interfere with the task?

Also we always assume that visitors will all be the same, like advance soldiers or scientists.

Could ahve been a couple of tourists or teenagers or criminals.
 
Free_Matt_417 said:
I saw something strange.

In my neighborhood.

So who was i gonna call?
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BoastGusters!

Am I right?

Am I close?

I'll give you UFO lot this: when UFOs are seen by great big bloody masses of people or several airline pilots or on a bunch of radars and so forth - which, admittedly, has happened - then I fall more of the opinion that there might well be something to it. I appreciate that there's mass hysteria and all that, but I don't necessarily believe that's always the case.

I also admit that I would really love to dump genetics and research it. Think how hard a problem it would be to solve. How interesting. And you might never get a solid answer! Ever!

Very interesting indeed.
 
Re: Saw something Strange

Sometime in 1998 (I think) I was near Lake Peachtree in Georgia when I saw one.

I was laying down on one of the docks out there and noticed what I thought to be either a planet or an extremely bright star, until it started to move among the other stars. Now when I say "move" I don't mean move with the earth's orbit or creep along in the sky I mean it tore ass through the sky going east, then west, sometimes it would stop suddenly, sometimes it would do a figure 8, other times it started to zoom from east to west only to instantaneously make a right angle turn and head north.

I watched this 'thing' for nearly 4 hours between 11pm and 2am, around November of that year.

I would happily say that it was a military plane, or a satellite but to my knowledge no one on planet earth right now has a craft that can make a perfect right angle turn in the blink of an eye. This object was very high in altitude as well I would say many miles above our ionosphere.
 
D1v1ne said:
Sometime in 1998 (I think) I was near Lake Peachtree in Georgia when I saw one.

I was laying down on one of the docks out there and noticed what I thought to be either a planet or an extremely bright star, until it started to move among the other stars. Now when I say "move" I don't mean move with the earth's orbit or creep along in the sky I mean it tore ass through the sky going east, then west, sometimes it would stop suddenly, sometimes it would do a figure 8, other times it started to zoom from east to west only to instantaneously make a right angle turn and head north.

I watched this 'thing' for nearly 4 hours between 11pm and 2am, around November of that year.

I would happily say that it was a military plane, or a satellite but to my knowledge no one on planet earth right now has a craft that can make a perfect right angle turn in the blink of an eye. This object was very high in altitude as well I would say many miles above our ionosphere.
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It was probably just a flying saucer from another nearby solar system piloted by couple of 'drunken' alien pilots trying to impress their girlfriends passing by Earth on it's way home after having a weekend of fun on Mars.
 
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