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Originally posted by Order Out Of Chaos
It's not an ET craft.
It's a Russian advanced technology spy probe.
All, well all military developed countries, have access to this same technology, which is why this happens all over the world.It's just a new, secret, form of satellite spying.The cold-war never ended, it just wen't high-tech.
Originally posted by Order Out Of Chaos
It's not an ET craft.
It's a Russian advanced technology spy probe.
All, well all military developed countries, have access to this same technology, which is why this happens all over the world.It's just a new, secret, form of satellite spying.The cold-war never ended, it just wen't high-tech.
I think I'd believe weather phenomenon over russian spy probe without any proof whatsoever ...
Originally posted by Gazrok
Don't know if it's already been said, but why the heck didn't NUFORC request the tapes???
One person mentioned that gas stations do security taping, so why not airports... Same explanation I'm afraid. They do record, but unless an event happens, the tapes are reused periodically. Same with retail stores, etc. I know as I used to rotate these when I had a security gig for retailers, and now I manage software projects for C-Stores (convenience stores) and MOC's (Major Oil Companies).
Would be great to get more than the same one-page story that keeps going around on this.
I think I'd believe weather phenomenon over russian spy probe without any proof whatsoever ...
Given their economy, I'd believe it was the Jetsons' family car over a russian spy plane!
[edit on 5-1-2007 by Gazrok]
Originally posted by DarkSide
Here's a contradiction :
some of the witnesses describe the object quickly rising through the clouds and leaving a circuler hole in the clouds. but this witness says the object went east and dissapeared
www.nuforc.org...
Originally posted by Fiverz
It still begs the question why there aren't better security systems in place in places like this. If I can spend 140 bucks on a cheap webcam and a 120 GB harddrive to record a few days' worth of decent fps video you would think an airport could do the same. Just sayin'.
Originally posted by snafu7700
yeah, but that same camera that costs you 140 bucks will cost the government 1400 bucks.....and the government regulators are stupid enough that instead of checking to see what the fair price is, they'll just shoot the proposal down. seen that firsthand.
and by the way, the faa holds the radar and voice tapes for 15 days before reusing them.
Originally posted by amongus
LINK
I found this on a site, know its probably a doctored photo. . but claims to be a UFO photographed in Chicago. Gives no date, and it isnt above ohare, no clouds either. But is floating out there claiming to be a UFO above chicago.
Bird. . ?
Originally posted by DarkSide
Here's a contradiction :
some of the witnesses describe the object quickly rising through the clouds and leaving a circuler hole in the clouds. but this witness says the object went east and dissapeared
Originally posted by Esoteric Teacher
If they did say it was the runway, which they may have, i don't believe it is common practice to refer to an active runway with a letter. It is usually the compass direction in which landing/launching aircraft are heading in. So, their reporting may have been flawed, or misrepresented in their broadcast.
Originally posted by Gazrok
Don't know if it's already been said, but why the heck didn't NUFORC request the tapes???
One person mentioned that gas stations do security taping, so why not airports...
Local Watchdogs Seeking Info on O'Hare UFO Sighting
By Michael C. Juliano
Westport News
Article Launched:01/05/2007 09:58:05 AM EST
It's a bird! It's a plane! It's a UFO?
Smoking Gun Research Agency (SGRA), a Westport-based paranormal research and investigation organization, is looking into a reported November sighting of a UFO over Chicago's O'Hare Airport after seeing it in the news recently.
"I heard about it on Monday on MSNBC," Jon Nowinski, SGRA's director, said Wednesday.
Nowinski, who founded SGRA in 1997, said he and his associates have been working with Mutual UFO Network Inc. (MUFON) of Bellvue, Colo., in an effort to obtain transmissions records from the Federal Aviation Administration.
"We should be able to get the information through FOI (Freedom of Information)," he said. "We're also going to try to contact the air-traffic control at O'Hare directly. There's going to be a number of channels we're going to try."
Nowinski said MUFON will conduct the ground investigation and interview witnesses, while the SGRA will try to contact government agencies, which may have investigated the O'Hare incident.
"Updates will be provided on both of the organization's Web sites as the investigation continues," he said.
James Carrion, a MUFON spokesman, said he was appalled how the FAA and United Airlines has dismissed this reported sighting.
"They subjected it to dismissal and ridicule," he said. "It's appalling in this post-9-11 era how someone can say 'bomb' in an airport line and get arrested, yet personnel at United Airlines see something like this and they (FAA and United Airlines) dismiss it."
According to a Jan. 1 story in the Chicago Tribune, United Airlines employees, including pilots, reported seeing a spherical object with no lights hover over the United terminal at about 4:30 p.m. and then rise up into the clouds. The FAA has dismissed the sighting as "weather phenomena," the Tribune reported.
Elizabeth Cory, an FAA spokeswoman, said the FAA has no records of any UFO sightings.
"Our people never saw anything or reported anything," she said. "They (SGRA) can always file an FOI report."
Nowinksi, a 26-year-old political science major, said he became interested in the paranormal as a seven-year-old child living in Greenwich after seeing a triangular-shaped craft with bright lights during the Hudson Valley sightings of the 1980s.
"I was walking with my sister when I looked up and saw an object that didn't look like an airplane," he said. "My family said it must have been an airplane, but a couple days later there was a story in the paper about a triangular object being seen."
SGRA plans to hold a 10-year anniversary party on Saturday, Jan. 13.
Call Nowinski at 247-0310 or consult SGRA's Web site at www.sgra-media.org for information.
What part exactly about this sighting says “alien spacecraft” to you? Shouldn’t all the other possibilities be ruled out first? How much information do you really have to base your opinion on at this point?