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Originally posted by 0ne10
Originally posted by cronotrigger30
reply to post by 0ne10
pretty convenient. so with your logic if we do see things its not planes right?
Uh no? If you see things they are probably private aircraft, not commercial.
What is convenient? That there is storm clouds over New York and airliners don't like to fly through clouds?edit on 14-10-2010 by 0ne10 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Tholidor
reply to post by Human_Alien
Hmmm, now I beg to differ. Evacuated was most CERTAINLY mentioned.
Yes, evacuation was most certainly mentioned - BUT NOT AT OR EVEN NEAR AN AIRPORT!!
Originally posted by Tholidor
reply to post by Human_Alien
Hmmm, now I beg to differ. Evacuated was most CERTAINLY mentioned.
Yes, evacuation was most certainly mentioned - BUT NOT AT OR EVEN NEAR AN AIRPORT!!
Originally posted by SonOfTheLawOfOne
For those of you who don't see a connection to the airports being shut down, regardless of the reason or for how long, consider this....
1) How often do airports get closed or evacuated? (google it for yourself and see.. it's rare and usually for extreme reasons)
2) How often do airports have gas leaks? (again, extremely rare)
3) How many gas leaks do you know of that would impact 3 airports? (odds are not going up, are they?)
4) How often is air traffic redirected on a completely clear night?
What are the chances that all 4 of the above could happen in the same day and same area as a mass sighting of an unidentified flying object? How many times have you seen an airport get a gas leak that causes 2 other airports to be effected, and since when does a gas leak have any effect on flight paths and landings of planes on a completely clear night? You must have enough common sense and reason to see that the odds of this being coincidental are almost too high to calculate?
Something was spotted in the skies over NYC... something also happened at the airports in the area.... These are both indisputable facts, and I believe very important ones yet they aren't being discussed together.
~Namaste
3) The gas leak in question effected all the airports in the area (not just the "big 3") to a greater or lesser degree depending on the traffic density at each airport.
I apologize, I misread what you wrote. I thought you were saying this had nothing to do with the airports.
You're right. It was a facility. I am sorry. Rich England rattled my cage a little.
Originally posted by IzzycomesinPeace
I'm sorry, I know I'm going to get a lot of crap for this post if it's even read...But I don't even remember his name...Rich-something or other... anyways.... He said that they were balloons...so people called him closed-minded...he then defended himself...and now he is marked as a trouble maker and his comments are looked over!? I have no idea how he acts in other posts..but in this situation he didn't agree with you so you decided that he wasn't worth your time? He wanted to get to the truth as well...and none of you have any idea if what he was saying was true because you were too busy trying to prove him wrong bynot trying to find evidence that could support his ideas and comparing them to the evidence that supports your ideas. You wrote him off because they are clearly not balloons because NO WAY would a new yorker mistake a balloon for a UFO....excuse me..but um...has there been a study on this? I mean is this an absolute fact that a new yorker would not mistake a balloon for something else because they are a new yorker? This thread is pointless... no one proved whether this was UFO's or balloons or a hoax...because everyone was too busy worrying about what another person said. I'm new here...so I feel bad for stepping on so many people's toes so soon...but as a new user...it's nerve wracking for me to post a comment anyways because I don't know anybody so I'm not sure what will offend the forum population or not...BUT NOW..i have to also worry about whether or not someone is going to agree with me...because if they don't I'll be marked as a disinfo agent or a naive tin foil hat wearing kook? Let me correct some of you...the reason why people will not want to join this forum has nothing to do with because so many people believe that the NYC sighting was the Oct. 13th prediction....it's because if they join this forum..no matter what they believe...they'll get put down because of it, without even the benefit of doubt, because no one bothers to be open minded to being wrong. You shouldn't be embarrassed because you are part of ATS and this thread was made...you should be embarrassed because you are part of ATS and turned this thread into a high school cafeteria. Maybe we should stop with the drama and worry about getting to the bottom of this by providing evidence (NOT SPECULATION) and comparing it with the opposing sides evidence. No matter what opinion you had about this situation....it doesn't matter....because neither side went anywhere.
Just saying...edit on 14-10-2010 by IzzycomesinPeace because: typos
Originally posted by the cynic jester
reply to post by RICH-ENGLAND
I'm glad your still here. Though I felt as if the whole thing degenerated into your average Internet war, it was highly entertaining watching the increasing amount of attacks on both sides. Did yesterday strike a bunch of nerves and knee jerk reactions? I'm not one to jump on a bandwagon, but I'm wondering how things ended up so murky, is there a definitive debunk for everything?
Originally posted by Nicolas Flamel
Posted this on the rajaten Summary thread, thought I'd post it here too:
The eyewitness reports from New Yorkers are varied and some say emphatically they were NOT balloons. I don't know what they saw, but here is a quote from page 24 of the related mega 85+ page thread:
"I saw many of these white objects together with ohter passer bys at 17th Street & Park Avenue at the NE corner of Union Square. I am a teacher at at nearby high school and not a UFO freak, and never expected to see what I saw today. It was part fascinating, worrysome and scary.
I ran into the school after a while and took pictures with my Canon EOS. I caught 2 of the objects. But here is the strange thing. I saw at sparkly white with my eyes, but on the photos they all appear dark.
I went into max resolution in my iPhoto and something amazing happens. in the same frame in which my eyes from the ground were only able to see two of the objects my camera caught about 10 more in the same frame that were not visible with my eyes. If this is representative of what really happened today, there were not 50 over the sky of manhattan but 500 or even more.
How can I post my pictures. I just signed up with this site to add my sightings of today. "
End Quote
What caught my interest is that this eye witness said the objects changed color after photographing them and that there were more of them. I took his/her image and enhanced it a bit and came up with this:
[atsimg]http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/59ce6c7cbe5a.jpg[/atsimg]
As some of you know, some UFOs aren't visible to the naked eye but do show up in say infrared. I was surprised to see over a dozen or more black orbs when only 2 were visible to the naked eye and they were white by the way to the naked eye, not yellow. Is there something unique to a Canon EOS's spectrum range and iPhoto that would account for this? Note also that the additional orbs aren't just reflections of existing ones. I can't explain it, maybe some photo camera buffs can? But there may have been many more objects that were just seen by human eyes.