I got a copy of Ringmakers of Saturn for Christmas this year and just finished up..... Well I don't know what to believe to be honest. It was a very interesting book from a technical standpoint. I thought it would have more on what these "crafts" are and the origin I was kinda pissed for that. But it did lay out some very technical proof from a scientific numbers stand point. I would say to members here who just spill out non-sense about the book and haven't read it. Spend the $65.00 it will not be a let down if science and numbers are what you seek for proof.

theres alot of nonsense surrounding ufology but this one stands out to me because its such a large and erronious object that can not be explained away with useless explanations.
something is not right with this object i dont think it is natural.

Originally posted by mesaX
theres alot of nonsense surrounding ufology but this one stands out to me because its such a large and erronious object that can not be explained away with useless explanations.
something is not right with this object i dont think it is natural.

mesa, the problem is we always try and give explanations based on or conform to our scientific paradigms. We may be dealing with ET civilizations millions of years technologically more advanced than us. Do we know how they think? All this could be much beyond our comprehension.

It's like were trying to explain a billion year advanced technology in terms of our 21st century understanding! And that's impossible. But that's what the debunkers are trying to do. In other words if it SEEMS impossible, it cannot be existing. I mean can we even begin to imagine a space craft several thousand miles long? No! Because it's outside our logical reasoning parameters.

Cheers!

Yeah um, you're all delusional, this is just an anomaly where some heated space dust forms the dimensions of the object because of the planets rotation, gravity and the matter is travelling at a high speed so it is very hot and forms together! You guys are so gullible.

DEBUNKED!

loljk

Awesome thread. I can't wait till everything is disclosed, it should be soon considering the MSM is conditioning people talking about UFOs and Aliens on TV.

AMAZING POST!

This is another nail in the coffin of UFO'logy

Here's a random question. What do you people really want? What would you need or want that aliens or life in space would provide you with? Immortality? cure for cancer? time travel? Live dinosaurs? Sex with Pam Anderson? Technology will be the downfall of mankind in my opinion.

The Earth we inhabit is the most beautiful, most fascinating, most exciting, most amazing place I can imagine. There honestly isn't any other place I'd rather live. Who the hell would want to live in a spaceship? Sorry but sometimes I could care less what's out there. Animals, plants, forests, rivers, the oceans.............when I REALLY think about life and planet Earth............god speaks to me. I believe this world was truly created by a higher being who loves us and wants us to LEARN to love the planet and each other. I'm not sold either way on aliens and UFOs etc. But some of you seem so hopeless, and bored with planet Earth that you just can't wait to leave. LOL

Aliens and life on other planets seem spiritually dead. I feel human beings were much more advanced spiritually than we are now. Truly living as one with nature and our natural world. Almost heaven on Earth. These "aliens" are simply failed human beings that never learned the true lesson of life so they drift aimlessly throughout the galaxy. They don't come near us because we are still here on Earth taking the test......of life........and when we fail miserably and destroy the planet through war and pollution and killing each other our time will be up and we will join these spaceships and aliens and become spectators to another Earth out there in the solar system. And until another planet Earth "gets it right" and we will all be cast into outer space only to return to Heaven on Earth someday.

Originally posted by Zosynspiracy
The Earth we inhabit is the most beautiful, most fascinating, most exciting, most amazing place I can imagine.

Most beautiful? Exciting? Amazing? Hmmm...In some aspects, yes. But it seems you're living in an ivory tower....

> Because you haven't been to Africa and seen children dying of starvation in their mother's laps.
> Because you haven't witnessed first hand a suicide bomber blowing up scores of fellow human beings every other day with blood and gore splattered on the streets.
> Because you haven't been inside a war zone and witnessed the death and destruction caused by needless wars around this world.
> Because you don't realize we ordinary citizens have been ridden roughshod by the powers-that-be who think they own the world.
> Because we have failed to to do anything to stop the reckless pillage of resources, causing widespread wanton destruction to Earth's fragile environment which will finally lead to man-made catastrophe.

Have you done anything to alleviate ANY of these problems? What has been your contribution toward making this a better world to live in? Or are you here just for the ride?

There honestly isn't any other place I'd rather live.

Huh? How can you compare when you haven't experienced other places? Like a frog who thinks his polluted pond is the best because he hasn't ventured beyond its confines!

Cheers!

This reminds me of the George Adamski stories from the 1950's. The large cigar shaped crafts that he photographed and observed. The so called Venusion cigar shaped craft he was taken to was two thousand feet in length while the large city cigar shaped craft he describes were several miles in length. Very interesting thread.

These look to me to be photographic artifacts and are quite interpretive. Even if they are objects, they may, may not be spaceships.

Having said that, if i had a big spaceship, I'd park it next to a large planet.

Originally posted by shanerz
*oh I forgot to mention this whole "overpopulation" thing people keep talking about and needing more space/resources than are available on this planet. I mean, why kill ourselves when we can potentially colonize space?

Well, that's the whole idea! There is no other alternative than to colonize not only other planets in our Solar System, but other systems too. Other planets may be terraformed to harbor life, but all this would take considerable time - probably a couple of thousand years from now.

But considering the pace of the destruction of our environment, this will need to be done sooner than later before it's too late!

Now the question is, was the Earth terraformed too in the distant past?

Cheers!