O'Hare Airport UFO Sighting -- UPDATE: Photos & Analysis, page 17
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reply posted on 15-1-2007 @ 07:55 AM by rampagentX
I just got called in because they expect there to be delays from the weather. I'm normally off on Sunday and Monday so doubletime is fine by me.

I saw some of your questions and I can try and answer.

The clouds were normal low ceiling overcast so I don't know how thick. From where we were, we couldn't see directly up the hold the thing made but there was definately sunlight inside the hold so it went all the way through the clouds. And yes it looked like the hole was made by the thing as it went up.

I'm pretty sure the sup's words were unauthorized reporting of false airspace breech but it might be something slightly different. But it was we knew they want us to treat the thing as some freak weather and not a UFO.

I don't think there is a risk if you say they can't trace me here.

When our hair stood on end I'm certain it was just a couple seconds before it took off into the clouds like there was some build up of something. It felt like the static electricity of pulling off a sweater.

I don't think there are any pictures since none of us carry anything like a camera with us but a few people now are. We all talk about it almost every day and if there were pictures it would help us because the people that didn't see it are getting pissed and think we're all crazy.

Two other rats from C thought the thing flew away to the east but most of us saw it go straight up. The boss from C thinks this might mean there were maybe two different things or the same thing showing up two different times. I'll find those guys and ask them today.


reply posted on 15-1-2007 @ 09:49 AM by danx
I don't think its wise to try and figure out if his IP address is assigned to an IL area/provider.

IMO this could throw off other people that might want to come out in the future, and probably not knowing much about the Internet/IP addresses etc would think they would be tracked down or something.

For a testimony like rampagentX's or anyone else's to make any difference people like him need to publicly come out and not just keep posting their story on forums, lists, etc.

If they don't come out publicly, doesn't matter if they are really telling the truth or not.

It's already as hard as it is trying to confront authorities with tangible proof.

Remember the
Area 51 Environmental Lawsuit?
People proved they worked in Area 51 and were exposed to hazard materials, and actually some died cause of it.

Did anything got disclosed because of that? No.
Other than that the Government basically had to acknowledge there was a base there, and still, called it "The Air Force's Operating Location Near Groom Lake, Nevada".

The difference from then and now, is that the media is actually taking a serious interest in this, and as everyone knows, public opinion is very important for politicians to do anything!

[edit on 15-1-2007 by danx]


reply posted on 15-1-2007 @ 10:33 AM by Miah
Originally posted by rampagentX
I just got called in because they expect there to be delays from the weather. I'm normally off on Sunday and Monday so doubletime is fine by me.

I saw some of your questions and I can try and answer.

The clouds were normal low ceiling overcast so I don't know how thick. From where we were, we couldn't see directly up the hold the thing made but there was definately sunlight inside the hold so it went all the way through the clouds. And yes it looked like the hole was made by the thing as it went up.

I'm pretty sure the sup's words were unauthorized reporting of false airspace breech but it might be something slightly different. But it was we knew they want us to treat the thing as some freak weather and not a UFO.

I don't think there is a risk if you say they can't trace me here.

When our hair stood on end I'm certain it was just a couple seconds before it took off into the clouds like there was some build up of something. It felt like the static electricity of pulling off a sweater.

I don't think there are any pictures since none of us carry anything like a camera with us but a few people now are. We all talk about it almost every day and if there were pictures it would help us because the people that didn't see it are getting pissed and think we're all crazy.

Two other rats from C thought the thing flew away to the east but most of us saw it go straight up. The boss from C thinks this might mean there were maybe two different things or the same thing showing up two different times. I'll find those guys and ask them today.


I think you should report this directly to
www.MUFON.com or www.nuforc.org. These are trained investigators that will take your report seriously and keep your information private.

[edit on 15-1-2007 by Miah]


reply posted on 15-1-2007 @ 01:59 PM by danx
Originally posted by Gazrok
EDIT: Told you I sucked at this...seems (from other confirmation) it is resolving to a Chicago-based subnet, so all I'm confirming is that poster seems to be posting from where he's already stated he is (so no privacy overstepping).

Ok, that's good to know!



As for why not to go public....I'd imagine he isn't keen on losing his job.... (assuming he is genuine). Which is exactly why other witnesses aren't being named by name.

Doesn't the Whistleblower Act apply here?
Mmm maybe not since he's an employee of United Airlines (a private contractor).

Still, I'm sure that a bunch of people speaking out and worried about airspace breeches, and the obvious public safety implications, wouldn't be prosecuted.

And besides, people don't necessary have to allege it was an alien craft, because even if it wasn't, it still needs to be looked at and investigated.

Having an airspace breech, the object not showing up on radar, and not invastigating, doesn't make any sense. It makes more the sense to invastigate in cases like this!

And it's FAA's job to investigate! After all, they are the agency that regulates (civil) aviation in the US.
If they claim that they don't have jurisdiction (as I believe they did), then it's because they acknowledge it was a military craft or that it's the Air Force's jurisdiction.

No matter who has the jurisdiction, someone has to answer for this.

Demand answers!



reply posted on 15-1-2007 @ 03:33 PM by Bhadhidar
Originally posted by danx
Having an airspace breech, the object not showing up on radar, and not invastigating, doesn't make any sense. It makes more the sense to invastigate in cases like this!

And it's FAA's job to investigate! After all, they are the agency that regulates (civil) aviation in the US.
If they claim that they don't have jurisdiction (as I believe they did), then it's because they acknowledge it was a military craft or that it's the Air Force's jurisdiction.

Demand answers!



The object was described as a circular ovoid (like a fat M&M candy), aproximately 20 feet across, dark shiny grey in color, possibly metallic. The object hovered relatively motionless for a time at an altitude estimated by expert witnesses, of between 700-1000 ftt agl when it was first observed.

I did a little playing around with ellipsoid profiles on my CAD program to get an idea of what a 20ft diameter disk might look like. Unfortunately, none of the observations have yet given an aproximate height (thickness) for the object, just its diameter. So my intent was to see how various heights would affect the object's appearance.

Bear in mind that all of this is pure speculation on MY part, and bears NO relationship to what was actually observered!

Given a 20ft dia circle, to appear to an observer as "a fat M&M" the height of the object had to be less than its diameter, less than 20ft.

This means that, barring some "Trans-dimensional 'interior-volume-is larger-than-external-dimensions-allow'" hocu-pocus, if the object was manned ("crewed"?), its occupant(s) and All their equipment, were nestlled into a space of less than 4189 cu ft, less than the total volume of a room measuring 16.2ftx16.2ftx16.2ft.

Imagine traveling all the way from Alpha Centuri to O'Hare in a space about the size of a bedroom! Even at Faster-Than-Light (FTL) speeds, I'd go nuts (OK, More nuts!).

Which leads me to the following, Speculative, conclusion:

Assuming that the object observed was a real object (not a fabricated hoax, trick of light, or "atmospheric oddity"), I would tend to conclude that it was either a short(er)-range secondary craft linked to a much larger, longer range vessel (as a scout/recon device, perhaps?); or, an advanced vehicle of terrestrial origin, probably military in nature.

Given the "official" response to the qualified witness reports, and the information regarding the object's appearance and behaviour contained in those reports, my money is on the latter: Military "black-project" big-time "Whoops"!

Of course, these two possibilities beg questions of their own.

If the object was extra-terrestrial in origin, Is there a "Mothership" and Where is She?

Or, if this was a military craft of some kind, Where did Whoever built it get THAT kind of technology?
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