UFOs real? Mitchel speaks out

[J Smith]

Has anyone else seen the interview he gave.I found it after hearing a small news clip on the radio,have not heard anything at all about it sense.
Looks like people that know something are starting to let things leak.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WXTXb...eature=related

[LouDog5446]

Considering the size of the universe, amount of stars.... pretty good chance of life in the universe other than earth.

[nathan310]

It's funny you should post that because I have found myself extremely interested in UFOs lately.

I believe in God too.

And I was thinking that if God could create our universe with all it's vastness and amazing things...

He could easily produce other planets with life on them.

And I believe he probably has.

To give you a example of my interestin them...

I usualy watch atleast one UFO show a day.

But sometimes 2 or 3 a day.

I either recod them on my dvr or instant view them on netfilx.

I was just watching a show talking about the french goverment's releasing their UFO files and urging other countries to do the same.

And a manual we issue to our firemen has a section that deals with what should be done if they encounter a UFO.

Thing's like contact the military asap and avoid doing anything that could be interpetted as a provocation.

It's amazing.

[nathan310]

Here is the link to the UFO section of the FEMA manual.

http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread39572/pg1

[Doc Pyres]

I want to believe, to quote that poster on the wall of Fox Muldar's office, but the reality of "UFOs" is limited by physics. I think the whole UFO thing is a sign of our human limitations. Just because we can't 'see' other intelligent life in the universe, doesn't mean it isn't there in abundance. Why bother speculating on whether it exists or not? However, excepting the possibility aliens have found some almost magical way to transcend the laws of physics, it would be so time and energy intensive to build space ships and send them out whizzing around the universe, that it seems unlikely UFOs have visited Earth. Anything is possible I suppose, but it is WAY beyond our small brains to grasp. Maybe the alternative is that this little planet with its thin blue sky, heart-wrenching beauty, and seething masses of humanity is all there is or ever will be in the whole universe, at least for humans and the other creatures that share this jewel of a home. And we are quickly sending it down the sh*tter. Although I'd love to shake a little green man's hand and zip around the stars in a flying saucer, I wouldn't trade this beautiful Earth for that ever. I hope we can save our home before it's too late.

[nathan310]

I think it's possible because there has always been someone proving on paper things couldn't be done...

And next thing you know they're doing what someone had proved on paper couldn't be.

For example it was said a airplane that was heavier than air would never fly.

[OuchThatsSharp]

The laws of physics as we know them are known because we've found/discovered them. We didn't create/invent them. Just like Benjamin Franklin didn't "invent" electricity, it has always been there, he just found/discovered it. There very well could be (probably are) other "laws" of physics that we haven't found/discovered/understand yet. It would be very naive of the human race to think that "we" are the only intelligent life in the universe. I have an open mind about UFO's, but I'm of the ilk "show me".

[Doc Pyres]

I think it's possible because there has always been someone proving on paper things couldn't be done...

And next thing you know they're doing what someone had proved on paper couldn't be.

For example it was said a airplane that was heavier than air would never fly.

Maybe you're right. I'm starting to think my wife is an alien.

[girlyMANN]

As certain as we all are about just where exactly man stands in the universe (lol); for throughtout the entire known history of mankind, nobody has ever come up with a single universally accepted and conclusive reason as to why we were put here in the first place (religion aside).
I sincerely believe that science is full of theories thought of by man (which time can easily disprove).
And that's the core of the problem, man couldn't have possibly created the universe and the life that populates it.
And therefore, man can never hope to explain in entirety the mysteries of what he has had no hand in.
Questions like alien lifeforms, parallel universe and even life after death are all related to man's own sense of physical frailty.
There's really no need to look so far ahead, when the biggest question confronting man is still staring us plainly stright in the face... is there life after death?
I suppose in the end we'll all soon know the truth about life after death more than the quest about hypothetical intergalactic travel...
ETs are like bogeymen, that for something we can't explain would likely pose more questions than probable answers.

[nathan310]

When I logged onto spyderco forums tonight...

I never expected to hear something as wise and profound as that.

Thank you for that.

[dete]

I've seen quite a handful of UFO documentaries,
one of the worst (as in dishonest) that I've ever seen was the Mexico one, and the best one I've seen was about this journalist that wanted to just reach a conclusion for himself. He did research from WWII and talked about how the scientists in Germany were transferred to Nevada and continued their research. Then he met up with a CIA agent who said that it was propaganda, basically like mind manipulation of the general public (and judging from all the eye witness accounts seems to have worked very well imo)
So bottom line, who knows what the gov/military has as far as new technology, and that is perhaps what people are seeing combined with propaganda. It was also interesting how the Russians back in the Cold War days according to this guy's research/report, said that they conducted possibly the largest UFO observation in history and concluded that UFO as in Alien driven spacecraft do not exist.