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Originally posted by Cuhail
It doesn't have that "balloons in a tubular net" look.
Originally posted by Cuhail
And, the ends seems to move independently, ignoring wind effects.
Originally posted by Cuhail
Okay, for those that automatically say "balloon", the report says that the object was 100 meters long, or so.
Originally posted by Cuhail
That would make each balloon inside, a bit bigger than your average Card and Party Warehouse balloon.
Originally posted by stanlee
B) what was the ball that floated from it?
Originally posted by stanlee
I myself remain..... skeptical?... The host of this show is someone I have always had doubts about. Seems he is more interested in his ratings than finding the truth. The Mexican Greer if you will.
Originally posted by Heliocentric
Maussan brought us the 2004 Mexican Air Force video, it is probably the most bonafide, solid UFO case we have so far. No one has been able to come up with an explanation for it yet, it proves that there are unidentified flying objects under apparent intelligent control.
Originally posted by Heliocentric
The oil rig theory is so full of holes that a myope 5 year old can see through it.
Originally posted by Chadwickus
Is that the same case as the one where Jaime Mausson claims to have a tape of these objects on radar but has failed to release it to anyone?
Absolutely! I don't see any mystery here. I don't have much faith in Jaime Maussan.
Originally posted by DoomsdayRex
Originally posted by stanlee
B) what was the ball that floated from it?
It's another balloon. For whatever reason, it lost helium and fell from the group.
Originally posted by ufoorbhunter
Cluster of white type ufo orbs. They do cluster like this in flight formation. Many sightings of supposed large craft are actually clusters of ufo orbs
Originally posted by DoomsdayRex
Originally posted by Cuhail
It doesn't have that "balloons in a tubular net" look.
Actually, it has that exact look.
Originally posted by Cuhail
And, the ends seems to move independently, ignoring wind effects.
What wind? There is no reference points in the video to tell us how the wind is moving.
Originally posted by Cuhail
Okay, for those that automatically say "balloon", the report says that the object was 100 meters long, or so.
Originally posted by Cuhail
That would make each balloon inside, a bit bigger than your average Card and Party Warehouse balloon.