News, Dead Airman's Affidavit: Roswell Aliens Were Real. (secret, light)

[spiritwalker]

To come all that distance whether it takes a million light years or one second,
I really believe that any "Alien' worth spit would take one look at this planet and say "No way Jose." I could just hear them say" I'll bet they don't taste good either !!!!

[Lucidus]

Here is the most important part of the article:

After all, fascinating though it is, it's just a story. There's no proof.

Yep. Still nothing but tall tales.

[rd2007]

I was just discussing this with the guy next to me and he told me about a movie he saw a few years ago on Sci Fi called Official Denial. I've personally never heard of it and a google search won't tell you much more about it, but it makes a good point..
if anyone doesn't like movie spoilers, please don't go beyond this..



seems the reason these "aliens" came to visit us was because they were actually from the future and wanted to make some changes to change what happens to us. I've personally never thought of this one and it makes an interesting point..
the guy (an Air Force vet) then noticed the Air Force was formed two months after the Roswell incident.. Roswell happened in July 47 and the Air Force was created in September 47...

insert spooky music here

[davidt1]

This whole UFO thing lets me see why people can be manipulated so easily. Perhaps people feel empty deep down and yearn for something extraordinary to explain their place in the universe.

[rd2007]

ok.. everyone is entitled to their own opinion and luckily it's not law that everyone else has to follow it...

The universe is just a little bit too big for it to only have one inhabitable planet. I can't see a justification for that on the religious or scientific side.
Plus there's nothing wrong with exercising your imagination a little. I'm no expert, but I think it's safe to assume people who do are a bit more on the intelligent side..

[Lucidus]

Originally Posted by rd2007

ok.. everyone is entitled to their own opinion and luckily it's not law that everyone else has to follow it...

The universe is just a little bit too big for it to only have one inhabitable planet. I can't see a justification for that on the religious or scientific side.
Plus there's nothing wrong with exercising your imagination a little. I'm no expert, but I think it's safe to assume people who do are a bit more on the intelligent side..

Yep, but saying that there are other inhabitable planets in the universe is a far cry from saying that a spaceship crashed in Roswell New Mexico.

[davidt1]

Originally Posted by rd2007

ok.. everyone is entitled to their own opinion and luckily it's not law that everyone else has to follow it...

The universe is just a little bit too big for it to only have one inhabitable planet. I can't see a justification for that on the religious or scientific side.
Plus there's nothing wrong with exercising your imagination a little. I'm no expert, but I think it's safe to assume people who do are a bit more on the intelligent side..

I am a huge supporter of SETI, and I have been waiting since I was a teenager to hear that signal/sign from an alien in the universe. However, I believe we will likely find primitive life forms when we have the capability to travel further out to other planets. Life, even in primitive stages, is a long process that requires millions of years to complete. So please excuse me if I don't share your enthusiasm for little green men in flying saucers crashing into earth.

SETI Institute - SETI Institute (broken link)

People who get their UFO information from tabloids and Hollywood movies and UFO nuts are on the intelligent side? If you say so.

[Aqualung]

Here's some "hard evidence"

Local undertaker Glenn Dennis had long claimed that he was contacted by authorities at Roswell shortly after the crash and asked to provide a number of child-sized coffins.

When he arrived at the base, he was apparently told by a nurse (who later disappeared) that a UFO had crashed and that small humanoid extraterrestrials had been recovered.

But Haut is the only one of the original participants to claim to have seen alien bodies.

I'm sure the military would bury alien bodies, rather than study them. This undertaker is an idiot.

As for Arnold, he was involved with a UFO museum. If you look at it from his perspective, this was probably his best chance to get people to listen to him. We have every reason to doubt his motives. Few people give living UFO fanatics the time of day. Then again, maybe this was just a big joke, on his part. In either case, there is still no evidence to support his claims.

I don't doubt the possibility of the existence of other intelligent life in the universe, but do people honestly think that an alien race that had the technology to travel perhaps millions of lights years would be reckless enough to crash on Earth?

[rd2007]

utilizing your imagination is a sign of superior intelligence, not believing one particular thing..
then again, thanks

and what about the people from the future coming to stop something angle? I'd never even thought of that one and it could be possible.. there's no proof of only one set time...

[Jason_Els]

The coffins weren't to bury the bodies, they were to transport them. The military didn't have body containers of the appropriate size so they used the coffins.