[RedMonqey]

I saw the Roswell debris first hand and recognized its unique properties and all I can say is that it did not appear to be of human manufacture

I'm intrigued.

Did it have any remnants of propulsion devices? Smashed bits of engines? Stablizers, flight control planes? How about parts of seating? Portals? Or navigational devices?How about plumbing facilities. Or food storage/ prep. Cus I'm telling ya. On a journey that long I'd need a comfy chair, a few tastely snacks and some personal hygiene aids.

I suspect aliens would too.

Just in case the time warp continuum transport thingy breaks down...

Of course I presume too much. I guess you only got to see a handful of "memory metal" and a few kite...er... UFO support beams...

[MHGinTN]

See what I mean about this ilk ...

[tlb]

>>>People who believe that UFOs are spaceships from another planet don’t really understand how big the universe is.

An astronomer on the History Channel series “The Universe” described the matter in an interesting way. Taking a standard audio compact disc as representing our entire solar system, the diameter of the Earth would represent the Milky Way Galaxy.

>>> I guess you only got to see a handful of “memory metal”

To me the descriptions of the “memory metal” always sounded like silver MYLAR. Unsurprising if found on a wrecked balloon, odd on an interstellar craft though. I’d guess mylar was not well recognized in 1947.

[jesseam]

I saw only a small part of the debris, the part I saw did not have any kite sticks :-)

[Quix]

Ignorant cheekiness does not win points on these threads.