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Satellites too:I'm gonna be a realist, and say that my hypothesis is that rather than aliens, it's new aircraft capable of flying at higher latitudes. Probably uses AI for navigation. But I really have no idea. It's just a guess.
Or as that news story calls them - Undesirable flying objects.UFO = Unidentified Flying Object.
Oh yeah! This reminds me of the Starlink Satellites. They go by some nights, all in a row. It's really pretty to watch. My daughter and I get so excited when we see satellites or the space station go by. If we read online that they will be visible, we are sure to go outside to watch and wait.Satellites too:
Identified flying objects over North Queensland sign of space race gone 'bonkers', says expert
Lights in the night sky have startled some sky watchers this week, but to a University of Queensland academic they're undesirable, not unidentified, flying objects.www.abc.net.au
Entomologists would disagree ."A more advanced society would look at us as we look down on ants, uninterested" and I do believe it.
"Non human biologicals" really caught my attention - if this is actually TRUE, it is a thing that is beyond interesting.Well if you saw the Congressional hearings on this topic it would appear that likely more than one species of extraterrestrial have been around. There appears to be probes, those ultra fast, ultra maneuverable “tic tak” looking objects juking our military aircraft out of their shorts. Then there are those that have been shot down or crashed with “non human biologicals” aboard. There may be an explanation why the Pentagon is unable to pass an audit. There appears to be “black ops” sites where even those with top secret clearance are unable to gain access. All of this was made part of the public record a few weeks ago.
When I was young, I lived in Detroit. Detroit is far enough south that the Northern Lights are never visible (clearly). My parents woke me up one night, and the most incredible display of the Lights was going on - full 3D multicolor curtain effect.I don't think it's aliens. It wouldn't be that obvious. If they could get from their own solar system, through every belt of asteroids, radiation, gas, etc, they wouldn't just let themselves be visible to our relatively paleolithic technology.
In the 60s, didn't it turn out that we were testing new aircraft, including rockets for space travel? My father's family used to go out into the desert to watch the atomic bomb tests.
When I was a child, we lived near many high desert military air stations. Regularly, I would be playing outside, and all of a sudden "BOOOOM"! An aircraft would break the sound barrier. A couple years later, they unveiled the B2 Spirit stealth bomber. But we, in the desert, had already seen the weird jet, as everyone was calling it.
I'm gonna be a realist, and say that my hypothesis is that rather than aliens, it's new aircraft capable of flying at higher latitudes. Probably uses AI for navigation. But I really have no idea. It's just a guess.
The magnetic poles have been swinging a bit wider than they usually do recently and people in Tasmania and some parts of the Australian mainland have been seeing good displays too. (aurora australis)and the most incredible display of the Lights was going on - full 3D multicolor curtain effect.
"Non-human biologicals" doesn't really mean a lot in itself... that would also include DNA or biologicals from animals, plants, insects. Unidentifiable biologicals would be really interesting."Non human biologicals" really caught my attention - if this is actually TRUE, it is a thing that is beyond interesting.
It's not necessarily the case that Earth wouldn't be special. If we were to somehow discover evidence of life on another planet, wouldn't that be special? If Earth were the first planet they discovered, it might be special to them. If they had already discovered thousands of other similar planets, then Earth would be just one of many and not particularly special.I feel most of the 'aliens are real and have visited us' just comes from people who, understandably, can't come to terms with the notion that Earth, as a whole, is not a particularly special planet and there's likely little to no reason for extraterrestrial life to visit us (even if they had the technological capabilities to do so)
I think it's because the idea of some microbial lifeform existing on another distant planet is less threatening than an intelligent humanoid species with advanced capabilities beyond our current understanding. You really have to think about the cultural and psychological impacts such a discovery would make on a species who can barely trust their own kind, let alone a whole other. Not to mention with much of the planet being tied to religion, the impacts of such a discovery would inevitably be negative to those who cannot perceive outside their dogma.We've been searching for evidence of extraterrestrial life for decades and they openly report nearly every time there's some possibility of life being found off-world, why would they suddenly decide to cover it up if they find proof of this?