[Dallas59]

Are outsourcing our UFO too?

[Dallas59]

"we"

[Larry Lucido]

"because apparently the UFO was using frictionless traction with anti-gravity lifting mechanisms"

Of course. The old frictionless traction with anti-gravity lifting mechanism trick. I fall for that every time!

[Las Vegas Dave]

*OPI Pings
(*OPI= Of possible interest)

Photo from the web site.

[unlearner]

The cameras also can photograph human auras. It cannot interpret them however. This will cost you an additional fee. /s

[BigCinBigD]

Using sophisticated radio equipment they have picked up a transmission from the craft. just two phrases in broken English repeated over and over again

"Hello steady customer..Thank you,come again" repeated over and over and over..............

[FactsMatter]

Did we outsource The Weekly World News?

[bayourod]

In 1957 there was a radio program on the armed services network (Inner Sanctum or something with an X in it) on which a flying saucer landed on a planet and had engine trouble or was ledged in a crevice or something.

They had almost extricated themselves when the inhabitants of the planet located them and destroyed the saucer with a giant drill.

The show ended with the dentist telling the patient his cavity had been filled.

[Recovering_Democrat]

All your UFOs are belong to us.

[MaxMax]

I am standing by, and ready for pick-up.
BzzzZeerp-Zoooloorf=eqty-4

Take me away Calgonite..

[Wiz]

I like the article, but I am more interested in how the camera works than the something about the stealth UFO. I imagine laser might be the component to determine the chemicals but without further information about the camera, who made it, and how it works, I am skeptical about this article. Was it India Daily that was reporting UFO flying out from Himalaya mountains classified by government of India? If so, never mind.

[knarf]

I don't need no fancy dancy camera.
Why, way back in '65 I picked up the culprit on my ol' Philco ....

[Tolerance Sucks Rocks]

The IR camera failed to capture the same because apparently the UFO was using frictionless traction with anti-gravity lifting mechanisms.

First of all, we probably don't have a clue as to what type of propulsion systems UFOs use. We just know that it's certainly more sophisticated, as they can take off at great speeds, and so on.

Second of all, how do we know that India Daily isn't the equivalent of our National Enquirer?

[conservativecorner]

I'm a skeptic, but this is interesting on several fronts. The new device picked the object up, but IR failed to pick it up. The second thing is that the object detected the new device picking it up. From a scientific standpoint, it's an interesting mystery.

[ZinGirl]

just two phrases in broken English repeated over and over again

"I did not have sex with that woman" and "Did you know I was in Vietnam?"

...it's only repeating what it's picked up over and over again from Earth

[Mad Dawgg]

"According to some of these scientists, the group is now investigating if invisible UFOs are all around us."

SHIELDS UP!

[bobsatwork]

Teeny spot - don't know what it is. First guess: "UFO ... using frictionless traction with anti-gravity lifting mechanisms". Beneath pathetic. Beneath comment.

[reagan_fanatic]

"Acckk Acckk Acckk!!"

[darth]

If I was an alien who wished to stealthily study humans I would use a miniature craft. "Any technology sufficiently advanced is indistinguishable from magic." -Dr. A.C. Clarke

[add925]

Do invisible UFOs have a bad smell?

If so, I know their source:

Gives a whole new meaning to SBDs.

[RadioAstronomer]

apparently the UFO was using frictionless traction with anti-gravity lifting mechanisms.

ROTFLMAO!