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reply posted on 22-9-2006 @ 08:31 AM by Misfit
Originally posted by syrinx high priest
are any of you guilty of having the belief the aliens shot down the one that fell to earth ?
be honest why didn't they shoot this one down then ?

If this were the case .......... maybe there was something on the first that aliens did not want on Earth? That, in of itself, could be pro or con - maybe that cargo could have benifited this race immensly, and they did not want a closer playing ground ....... or maybe it could have wiped us out, and it was a salvation, in sense.

Just my thoughts for your question.

As for the whole enchilada .........

I was filling in my bud on the whole thing, and this is what I ended up with :

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We had a black flying object.
We had an object with the appearance of a Jellyfish.
We had a triangular shaped set of white lights
We had a light crossing all cockpit windows PERPENDICULAR TO THE NOSE OF THE CRAFT.
We had four real-time lengthy news briefings from NASA ( carried also on the Big 4 ) within several hours of which the ONLY subject were these objects.
We had all major media outlets reporting this event as breaking news, with follow-ups every news segment.
We had an astronaut claim on the radio to NASA of the first report of the white objects, in a tone of emergence, (quote) "I'm serious ...... I'm not joking";

We have now ............. nothing.

The first de-briefing after shuttle landing, the black dot was dismissed as "we see junk all the time", the Jellyfish was dismissed as "a plastic bag". The two incidents of light were not raised ...... at all. Nor was anything else spoken of objects, by NASA nor the reporters. Let me reiterate that last one ..... the reporters did not ask any questions about it
Hell I'm not a reporter, but can think how illogical the NASA stance against plausability of :
-- "objects happen all the time" + "why have we not then had briefings all day on all previous missions, if objects occur in every mission?".
-- "probably just objects from the Shuttle itself" + "how does an object in zero gravity with no propulsion actions from any craft and no solar winds occuring get from its original location to crossing perpendicular to the nose of the spacecraft?".
-- "probably just objects from the Shuttle itself" + "what objects were they, being all Shuttle objects are accounted for?"

Space.com's wrap-up article had this to say about the objects: "__________".
That's right, they had NOTHING to say about it.

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Anyone have anything else, of the illogical stance of NASA, to add ( or correct !! ) to this? ( a timeline was not my goal, the just occurances themselves )

Misfit


reply posted on 22-9-2006 @ 11:27 AM by saint4God
I believe people choose their words carefully. Doubly so for those in public relations, media and politics. Listen closely to the number of times and different ways they have said the following:

We found these objects to be no threat to the safety of the mission.

Let's ask ourselves the following questions:

1.) If we do not know what the objects are, how are we able to determine whether or not they are a threat to the safety of the mission?

I believe NASA knows what they are, and that they're telling the truth here. Indeed they were not a threat to safety of the mission. Proof? The shuttle landed successfully. Now, here's what NASA has NOT said:

We have conclusively determined what these objects are, and they are parts of the shuttle/spacestation/satellites.

And, I doubt they ever will. If they know they are UFO's, they would still be able to stand by their "no threat" statement.

Notice also how they did not say:

We found these objects to be no threat.

They seem to add the cavaet "to the safety of the mission"

2.) Are they a threat to other things? If they are debris traveling at the speed and orbit of a shuttle, does that not put other shuttles reaching the same orbit at risk? Since the shuttle got done docking with the spacestation, does that not put the spacestation at risk of getting hit? How much "debris" usually hits the spacestation? Does the station have any defensive capabilities against "debris"?

3.) If you don't know what these objects are, may we SEE the data you've collected on them to make these determinations? After all, you're a science organization, correct?

4.) You've determined these objects to be no threat, but paused at making that decision. What did you see that initially caused you to believe they could be a threat? Obviously the trajectory of these objects were different than the shutte per the videos, correct?

I believe we need to be very critical of this situation. Up until now I hadn't seen anything that NASA wants to hide, but these curt answers don't cut the cake in the information age.

[edit on 22-9-2006 by saint4God]
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