it is a shame he died - however, he did have the foresight to indulge ufologists? with a few interviews, what he had to say seemed to me more compelling - in the decades to come, his testomney to me anyway, will be more beleivable then most interviews i see these days.

Your thoughts?




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I think Gordo knew more than what would be acceptable in his social circles. He made several statements about UFO's but I forget in which publication it was in. I also seem to remember that he did an interview on either the Discovery channel or the History channel where when asked if he thought they were real, he stated yes.
I think out of most of the past astronaut corps, he was the most outspoken one and was not afraid to say his mind on the whole issue of UFO's. He was a good man that brought many good ideas to the Gemini Program. R.I.P.

yes, reason i posted this was because ive just finished watching a program hosted by johnathan frakes (aka as ryker from startrek next generation) name of program is :- "paranormal borderline"

I find it strange that gordon decided to have interviews just before his departure from this plain of existence. (he obviously wasnt after making a book out of these revelations) His moral fibre must have been questioning him day in day out - god rest his soul.

The fact he was in person on this tv program, opens many many questions as to what the astronauts really do see up there.

thumbs up for this valiant gentleman.

Out of The Blue You should see the stuff that he talks about in the Out of The Blue special. This guy is the real deal. Made me a hardcore beliecver when I heard the stuff that he talked about. Has other special 50 years of denial. He also talks about al sort of stuff. Varry smart man.

havnt seen this program - id like too.
When you get a guy like gordon doing interviews - you must start asking, id sooner beleive a guy like this than..well, you know the thing id like to say...




Anyone else consider gordon more feasable then the gigabytes of crap that has now riddled the ufo debate in general??

I really think that he did not want to leave this world with what he had on his chest. I'm not trying to take anything away from his job or his life in any way but most "death bed confessions" are for the most part genuine. That has been my experience with others I will not mention here.
Acutally, I feel that his service to our nation has largely gone under appreciated. I know an older person who was one of the original engineers on that program and out of the lot, he believed Gordo was being straight-up with his word or explaninations about what he saw and when he saw them.

Originally posted by Im a true sceptic
havnt seen this program - id like too.
When you get a guy like gordon doing interviews - you must start asking, id sooner beleive a guy like this than..well, you know the thing id like to say...




Anyone else consider gordon more feasable then the gigabytes of crap that has now riddled the ufo debate in general??

Well, some people might argue that Cooper was getting senile making random comments about UFOs.

But even if that was true, many times there is much truth behind what senile or dying people say. They are simply speaking out true things from their past that they kept hidden inside all their lives. So I don't think it would really make him any less credible especially considering his level of professionlism.

It's like when right before my Grandmother died at 99 years old claimed that we were part Native American. My family had never heard of that, but when we checked it out and researched, it turned out to be 100% true.

mr cooper also said in one interview, think it was on the program i cited in the original post, that one saucer landed with normal rocket fuel thrusters. Excuse me - but doesnt that method of touchdown sound of earthly design??

Cooper's biography Leap of Faith discusses his direct, personal encounters with aliens in various places. He also testified for CSETI on video. Apparently, a number of astronauts have had direct encounters, but, often being military officers, they are told to say nothing.

Originally posted by Im a true sceptic
Your thoughts?

Still no "proof", but interesting.

Do you believe he's seen something "alien"?

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id beleive an astronuat more than a novel.
Films taken in orbit fit the alien slant nicely. He never to my knowledge said anything about aliens - only that craft in orbit where not earthlike in characteristics.
Im sure he saw unique objects in space - make of it what you will.
He hasnt wrote any books eather, to my knowledge - but as you say - interesting.

this guys not related to milton william cooper right? because i learned my lesson with him (theres an entire thread speaking of him and his so called 'facts')

Nice thread. Credible eye-witness reports of UFO's haunt us all and will continue to make us uneasy. How can we discount the sightings of reputable witnesses when there are so many sightings? Could they all be hallucinating the same type of hallucination?

Are these sightings "drug-induced"? Why do that? What would "they" glean from that dumb ass experiment? Mind control experiments, perhaps? UFO's are the more logical explanation.