Is Extraterrestrial disclosure taking place?

[everythingchangesbutblue]

Those officials that are NOT claiming these craft are extra-terrestrial? You mean them?

Where did i say they were? I think it's more likely that the yanks want money for some bull shit space weapon or cover for their test flights than it is aliens but the USS Nimitz episode seems to me to be far beyond that. That was 4 pilots backed up by instrumentation who saw something hovering above water before instantaneously disappearing only to be picked up on radar 60 miles away 3 seconds later( must have took them at least a sec to lock on it) by another US vessel.

That could be bull shit or aliens or everything in-between for all i know, but what i do know is that you produced a youtube video with someone less qualified who wasn't there and who hasn't seen the data as some sort of proof or at the least back up for your stance.

 

[everythingchangesbutblue]

This whole thing is pretty simple when you read into the physics. We or aliens would have to travel for years at light speed to get to the nearest stars or planets but time dilation means anything you arrive at would be dead, not to mention everything back where you came from would be dead if you decided to phone home too.

People often can't comprehend not just how big the universe is but also how long it has existed (which is how we know how big it is). The light of some visible stars will of started travelling to us when the dinosaurs were around which is millions of years before humans existed. The light or even the signals that we project back will similarly not arrive back there for another millions of years when we are all dead.

With this in mind, if you consider that humans have only been intelligent enough to be able to look for alien life for perhaps 0.00000001% of the Earth's history then it becomes obvious that it's almost completely pointless looking. Even despite trillions of planets and stars, the chances of us existing at the same time as another similar civilization within reach may as will be nil.

Just think of this - the furthest object that humans have ever sent anywhere (Voyager 1) has been travelling away from Earth since the late 70's and it has barely left the solar system. If you travelled at the speed of light then you'd reach Voyager 1 in barely a day. At light speed the nearest star to us is 4 years away....

Again this is using our present day understanding of physics. Faster than light travel is already muted as theoretically possible. Who knows what advancements are possible if civilizations are 1000's let alone millions of years ahead of us.

 

[Thaksinssoldier]

This is either China or Russia. Nothing to do with aliens.

someone has tech the west doesn’t understand.

You know what magic is? Technology we don’t understand.

Something very interesting in all of this, but I’m certain it’s either of the aforementioned.

 

[inbetween]

Again this is using our present day understanding of physics. Faster than light travel is already muted as theoretically possible. Who knows what advancements are possible if civilizations are 1000's let alone millions of years ahead of us.

It may be possible but with that we are going into sci-fi and whatnot. We often think of aliens as having fancy technology but chances are they'll be extremely primitive. I reckon life at this level exists in many places, it probably did even exist at one point on Mars but intelligent life is bound to be extremely rare.

There's far more evidence to suggest that most alien life will be microbes or something similar because they are able to survive in far harsher environments. Microscopic life has existed since the Earth was first able to support life whereas humans didn't come until billions of years after that when the conditions were perfect.

Either way, any travelling aliens are not going to be able to overcome the same problems that we have. They will first need to survive in an environment (space) that does not want you to survive.

 

[yeseye]

Na-nu Na-nu

 

[St.Pauli support]

We come in peace, do you want to join the Inter Galactic Super League?

Oh no, please not Klingons away on a wet Tuesday night...

 

[Marklr]

Where did i say they were? I think it's more likely that the yanks want money for some bull shit space weapon or cover for their test flights than it is aliens but the USS Nimitz episode seems to me to be far beyond that. That was 4 pilots backed up by instrumentation who saw something hovering above water before instantaneously disappearing only to be picked up on radar 60 miles away 3 seconds later( must have took them at least a sec to lock on it) by another US vessel.

That could be bull shit or aliens or everything in-between for all i know, but what i do know is that you produced a youtube video with someone less qualified who wasn't there and who hasn't seen the data as some sort of proof or at the least back up for your stance.

No "expert" is claiming they could be of alien origin. You'll find lots of so called experts SPECULATING...but that's just to keep people like HelloCity interested. It's good entertainment. nothing more.

 

[ysmsa]

the nearest possible habitable planet is 4.2 light years away which in old money is 24690226567371 miles gulp!!!

it would take us today approx with spacecraft we have 40,000 years to get there. and it might be unsuitable anyway

that says a lot about why we probably haven't been visited by any intelligent life,

i'm not saying their not out there, i'm almost certain there is life beyond us, but its just too far

Sheik Mansour wont be funding that away trip in the Inter Galactic Super League :-)

 

[LWashington]

This is either China or Russia. Nothing to do with aliens.

someone has tech the west doesn’t understand.

You know what magic is? Technology we don’t understand.

Something very interesting in all of this, but I’m certain it’s either of the aforementioned.

I think you might be right that it's some advanced tech but my own view (If I was forced to place a bet) is that it's some secret project that only a tiny handful of the American military know about. I remember one American politican saying the Pentagon at one point couldn't account for trillions of dollars.
The reason I doubt that it's Russia or China is that the American pilots said they saw these things regularly. Surely neither of those countries, if they had tech that the West didn't know about, would fly it near the USA unless it was absolutely necessary i.e. times of war. Would they risk technology they have spent so much time and money on crashing near the USA in peacetime and giving that technology to the Americans for free ?

 

[somapop]

Where did i say they were? I think it's more likely that the yanks want money for some bull shit space weapon or cover for their test flights than it is aliens but the USS Nimitz episode seems to me to be far beyond that. That was 4 pilots backed up by instrumentation who saw something hovering above water before instantaneously disappearing only to be picked up on radar 60 miles away 3 seconds later( must have took them at least a sec to lock on it) by another US vessel.

That could be bull shit or aliens or everything in-between for all i know, but what i do know is that you produced a youtube video with someone less qualified who wasn't there and who hasn't seen the data as some sort of proof or at the least back up for your stance.

Please go back and watch and take in that meta bunk discussion about the ‘tic tac’ abs gimbal etc.

Then let me know what you think.

I don’t even think it’s tech (Chinese drones etc). It’s a mix of camera tricks and birds, aeroplanes and balloons/Chinese lanterns.

I think it’s far healthier to break these fantasies and enjoy the Hollywood versions of our reality as entertainment.

Arrival was a very good film.