If we are to speculate as to what was recorded before all the information is known,
I have my own speculations. First, I have not discounted some type of atmospheric
phenomenon as being a viable alternative to an ETI hypothesis. If I were to bet, I would think that will be the 'official' conclusion after the incident is analyized further.
It is a pretty standard conclusion. That 'ball lightning' has some pretty amazing properties, judging from past reports. There does seem to be such a phenomenon as
well as other atmospheric phenomena we know little about. It is still deemed more
likely by scientists than ETI. There could be enough data to eliminate atmospheric
phenomena from contention, of course. I'm sure it is not something new to the Mexican
investigators, but it is hard to overthrow old dogma. It might be possible for some type
of hot gasses to exist and move in the atmosphere also. Maybe some people were
partaking in a...uhh, chilli-pepper festival below. About as realistic as some of the
hypothesis' presented! Methane madness!
I have my own speculations. First, I have not discounted some type of atmospheric
phenomenon as being a viable alternative to an ETI hypothesis. If I were to bet, I would think that will be the 'official' conclusion after the incident is analyized further.
It is a pretty standard conclusion. That 'ball lightning' has some pretty amazing properties, judging from past reports. There does seem to be such a phenomenon as
well as other atmospheric phenomena we know little about. It is still deemed more
likely by scientists than ETI. There could be enough data to eliminate atmospheric
phenomena from contention, of course. I'm sure it is not something new to the Mexican
investigators, but it is hard to overthrow old dogma. It might be possible for some type
of hot gasses to exist and move in the atmosphere also. Maybe some people were
partaking in a...uhh, chilli-pepper festival below. About as realistic as some of the
hypothesis' presented! Methane madness!