911 Callers Claim a UFO Siting

CBA ^ | January 26, 2007

[BenLurkin]

"Wierd fiery lights in the sky were reported in North and South Carolina."

Video report at link: http://cbs2.com/video/?cid=71

[devolve]

[potlatch]

Hello devolve. Don't let them zero in on Mulder!

[IllumiNaughtyByNature]

Here is an update I am currently reading

http://www.earthfiles.com/news/news.cfm?ID=1201&category=Environment

Will send more when I find it. Also, read your FReepmail from me.

[BenLurkin]

I have seen a meteor, once.

It was a big one but it wasn't up there for very long.

Agreed -- no time to run and get a camera.

[MHGinTN]

I'm 61. I've seen perhaps 100 or more 'shooting stars'. The one which 'hung in the sky' the longest was on a trajectory toward my location, and it lasted only moments, perhaps three seconds at most. Even the UFO sighting I had in the early seventies only last perhaps six to eight seconds as it flew from in front of my vehicle to over then behind me at about two thousand feet elevation.

[Alamo-Girl]

Thank you so much for letting us get to know you better, Ping-Pong!

[GOPJ]

Interesting that there are in fact cell phone images of the O'Hare object.

Is there a link to any of the images?

[Sam Cree]

Quix posted a link here that contains a couple of the images:

http://www.earthfiles.com/

[Kuehn12]

I am about sick of hearing people pooh pooh the likelihood of the existence of extra solar life. One scientist said according to his measurement that the universe might be as much as 156 billion light years in diameter. Just one film plate of a cluster of galaxies has hundred, thousands, perhaps millions of galaxies in it. They are called Super Clusters. Our galaxy alone is about 70,000 to 100,000 light years across and filled with 400,000,000,000 stars, and many of them are main sequence stars. Now imagine this one civilization among all those stars has been technologically advance for say 10,000 years. Now tell me it is impossible or likely that there might even be older civilizations, so might even have visit and continue to visit are little back water part of the Milky Way Galaxy. I only entertain the possibility now that some future generation of man, assuming we don't blow ourselves in the interim, will get a real global close encounter of the third kind. For now we are the primitives of the galaxy still clubbing each other over the head because of minor differences in our skin color, religion or the way organize our societies. And of course there is the stupid reasons people find to kill one another. If I were an advance culture, I would toon in on the earthlings and have a good laugh, and be very afraid that their madness might spree across the galaxy.

[Sam Cree]

I also don't quite understand the ridicule that goes with this subject. Granted, there have been hoaxers and charlatans, but there have also been plenty of qualified witnesses, including military.

I've seen reasoned arguments that make the case that life is rare in the universe, or that the distances are great, but I have yet to see a reasoned argument make the case that life on earth is unique.

That other life exists is plausible, that it may have come here is surely possible.

[i_dont_chat]

HI. WOuld you add my name to your list of those interested in UFO's?

Thanks,

[Eastbound]

Request for ya, Quix:

"HI. WOuld you add my name to your list of those interested in UFO's?" -- i_dont_chat

[Cvengr]

IMHO, the physics regarding the resurrection body doesn't have to succomb to the laws we may have enumerated from the scientific method and appeal to COGITO ERGO SUM. On the contrary, a considerable amount of physical transformation is available to each and every believer simply through faith in Christ.

Each and every believer will receive a resurrection body. Cryogenics are not required.

[Cvengr]

"What is your opinion of the ETs bowing and/or kneeling?"

Some in the past have suggested the beings identified as "ETs" might indeed be angels. Of course if this report is true, then it would tend to remove the possibility of these "ETs" being elect angels, although deceiving angels might still qualify.

[Redcloak]

Looks familiar...

[BenLurkin]

Hmmmm.....

[Quix]

Done.

Thanks.

[timer]

You get an F in Fizziks class, there IS nuts and bolts technology involved, it isn't all spiritual and nothing physical.

[Cvengr]

It is much simpler than you suspect.

[Kuehn12]

I have heard time and time again as evidence continues to come in; such as witness accounts, pictures and home movies, that there is no evidence to support the existence of extrasolar life. Most evidence I have seen and heard is in not totally persuasive to me, but gives some credence that something is going on. However, the media and many people continue to make those like myself who believe life on other planets, at least logically is a certainty given the vast number of galaxies and stars, to feel like weirdos and freaks. There will come an encounter that will completely persuade me and everyone else. Even the skeptic will have a near impossible job denying it. I hope I am alive to see, to see all those who didn't believe eat a big helping of crow. They denied logic, evidence, but they won't be able to deny this. Life is stranger than fiction, and there is more in heaven and earth than can be imagined by man.