UFO'S

[zlemflolia]

its santa

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1 hour ago, ilqx hermolia xpli said:

its fully automated luxury space communism

 

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first image is a 'shop

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full congressional hearing video

[beerwolf]

There was a very cool news report on the BBC this morning about UFOs or UAPs as they are now known, but searching their news site fails to bring it up. It discussed in the past the stigma associated with coming forward with witnessing something  ‘out of the ordinary’ so a lot of professionals kept quiet even if they did see something. I guess they didn’t want to be laughed at. Guy at the end made some comments about perhaps there is ‘someone secretly building something here on Earth’ That ‘someone’ not being human. Shame I can’t find it.

Edited May 18, 2022 by beerwolf

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According to this paper, which the author admits has “some limitations,” there are roughly four “malicious extraterrestrial civilizations” in the Milky Way, and we could likely send out 18,000 interstellar messages to different exoplanets in our galaxy and the probability of ensuring our own destruction would still be about the same as Earth being hit by a “global catastrophe asteroid.”

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2205.11618.pdf

also: an additional paper trying to analyze where the WOW signal originated from

p.s. i realize this isn't about UFO's per se, but i thought this was the correct thread to post it in. 

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project aquarius mj 12 docs 

 google drive 11pgs .pdf 

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https://youtu.be/jQhvLjz3Wao

aliens are finally here

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[phudoshin]

I've whiled away my days over the last few months digesting all sorts of youtubes, podcasts, tV series etc about UAPs - and Bigfoots, Skinwalker and all that shit. Most of it is American-centric but there's sprinkles of UK and other counties takes on "the phenonomae".  Ive been intrigued and bemused and basically have come down on the side of Stephen Greenstreet - basically that for all the genuinely "i don't know what that was" shit theres 1 million times more vacuous commentary, theories, banter, and ad nauseum discussions of  what-ifs. And there seems to be  a load of semi-official shisters and charlatans totally co-opting and the zigest fior their own fame/likes/hits. I particularly like the absolutely cold-hard Spockian logic of debunkers like Mick West but also have time for I-want-to-believers like Chris Lehto, former US airforce pilot and  a few others..

 

BUT now Im ready for some satire!..................... This whole subject is utterly ripe for a proper pisstake especially the rabbit-holey earnestness of the True Believers especially but also the other side  - the digging-through-the-truth "somemthing Is going on" moderates through to the debunkers.

 

Anyone point me to some light-hearted fucking relief from the sea of fantasy and counter-fantasy?

 

 

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SCIENTISTS PUZZLED BY STRANGE ROW OF HOLES ON OCEAN FLOOR

 

Over the weekend, a team of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) ocean explorers came across something seriously unsettling lining the Mid-Atlantic ocean floor: a series of holes dug into the sandy seabed at seemingly regular intervals, as seen in footage taken by the NOAA's remotely operated submarine.

"These holes have been previously reported from the region, but their origin remains a mystery," reads a Facebook post by the team. "While they look almost human made, the little piles of sediment around the holes make them seem like they were excavated by... something."

 

The bizarre holes were bored about 1.7 miles beneath the surface, right at the crest of an underwater volcano near the Azores.

Clues as to what may have created the holes are scarce. The surrounding ocean floor was comparatively smooth. Besides, the depth at which the marks were made suggests that human involvement is incredibly unlikely.

 

 

 

https://futurism.com/the-byte/scientists-strange-row-holes-ocean-floor

 

Edited July 28, 2022 by trying to be less rude

[zlemflolia]

1 hour ago, trying to be less rude said:

SCIENTISTS PUZZLED BY STRANGE ROW OF HOLES ON OCEAN FLOOR

 

Over the weekend, a team of National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) ocean explorers came across something seriously unsettling lining the Mid-Atlantic ocean floor: a series of holes dug into the sandy seabed at seemingly regular intervals, as seen in footage taken by the NOAA's remotely operated submarine.

"These holes have been previously reported from the region, but their origin remains a mystery," reads a Facebook post by the team. "While they look almost human made, the little piles of sediment around the holes make them seem like they were excavated by... something."

 

The bizarre holes were bored about 1.7 miles beneath the surface, right at the crest of an underwater volcano near the Azores.

Clues as to what may have created the holes are scarce. The surrounding ocean floor was comparatively smooth. Besides, the depth at which the marks were made suggests that human involvement is incredibly unlikely.

 

 

 

https://futurism.com/the-byte/scientists-strange-row-holes-ocean-floor

 

looks like a fish mating/nesting beacon

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