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Leroy Chiao, commander of the International Space Station in 2005 recently opened up about his UFO sighting from space. They were 230 miles above the Earth, and traveling at a speed of 17,000 miles per hour when Chiao spotted a UFO (Unidentified Flying Object). Chiao told the Huffington post:
“I saw some lights that seemed to be in a line and it was almost like an upside-down check mark, and I saw them fly by and thought it was awfully strange. It wasn’t just one, but a line of them strung out along the South American coast” (1)
“I’m skeptical of claims that we’ve been visited by aliens from another planet or other dimensions, but I don’t rule it out 100 percent. I have an open mind and I do believe there’s other life in the universe.”
Is this the "smoking gun" or another saga to be debunked by the self appointed debunkers that lurk in this site in abundance.
Fire up the engines guys. Time to kill the thread and the messenger.
Telos
You guys just crack me up. Is like I'm talking to a wall that doesn't listen and doesn't think. No offense but which part of "smoking gun" you didn't understand?
I cannot make the quotation marks bigger than they are.
Telos
...No offense but which part of "smoking gun" you didn't understand...
Zcustosmorum
Smoking gun? Don't make me laugh, it's an opinion over something that he seen, it still doesn't automatically mean aliens
Telos
Zcustosmorum
Smoking gun? Don't make me laugh, it's an opinion over something that he seen, it still doesn't automatically mean aliens
HELLO!!!!
Is got quotation marks which means doesn't really mean is the smoking gun. Have you heard about sarcasm?
Telos
Zcustosmorum
Smoking gun? Don't make me laugh, it's an opinion over something that he seen, it still doesn't automatically mean aliens
HELLO!!!!
Is got quotation marks which means doesn't really mean is the smoking gun. Have you heard about sarcasm?
Spiro
Well done to them, no matter how minor the sighting.
Cheers OP
Spiro
Telos
Zcustosmorum
Smoking gun? Don't make me laugh, it's an opinion over something that he seen, it still doesn't automatically mean aliens
HELLO!!!!
Is got quotation marks which means doesn't really mean is the smoking gun. Have you heard about sarcasm?
Spiro
Well, this thread will go in to 10 pages of debating the " smoking gun " phrase and not that of the sighting in question
In any case, all sightings from space bearing humans contribute to the ever so long list of other sightings. Well done to them, no matter how minor the sighting.
Cheers OP
Spiro
Mianeye
Telos
Zcustosmorum
Smoking gun? Don't make me laugh, it's an opinion over something that he seen, it still doesn't automatically mean aliens
HELLO!!!!
Is got quotation marks which means doesn't really mean is the smoking gun. Have you heard about sarcasm?
Are you interested in discussing the topic or pick on the one guy who FORGOT quotation marks?edit on 3-4-2014 by Mianeye because: (no reason given)
Soylent Green Is People
I agree, but there is very little detail on the sighting itself to even be able to investigate/determine what it might have been. There is no clear evidence of it being mundane NOR clear evidence of it being otherworldly.
That's why the "smoking gun" assertion was questioned.
We can discuss Chiao's sighting, but there really isn't much to say besides giving unconfirmable speculation of EITHER a prosaic/natural explanation or an alien explanation.
A down-to-Earth explanation is offered for Chiao’s sighting: the bright lights of a fishing boat hundreds of miles below him. But is that the only possible interpretation of what the astronaut saw?
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