Originally posted by Immortalgemini527

Originally posted by ChaosMagician

Originally posted by RSF77
Looks like we are all human after all.

edit on 14-12-2010 by RSF77 because: Except me of course, I'm a dog.

omg what a beautiful doggie in your avatar... I used to have a dog similar to that. she was such a good girl.

are people in here still arguing about the authenticity of this sighting?

Its funny but,he said he had a [classic UFO SIGHTING] not a flying saucer or a flying triangle.It wasnt even debatable from the get go.

but look how far it's gone? That's the funny part. I have no idea if it's real or not... I'm in no position to draw a conclusion, I just think the arguing has been amusingly exhaustive.

A no-no?

so now you have to have expensive cameras on a tripod so it doesn't shake in your freaked out hand while you are seeing a ufo... in order to tell the story?

a no-no? is that equal to a boo-boo? Am I talking to a preschool teacher here or what?

I use all sorts of language when I a joking around but when someone seriously uses the word no-no while debating with someone else and not in a cynical sense... I can't help but to wonder if something went wrong in their childhood.

Very good sighting comrade
Would you happen to know if you live under any UFO hotspots? And thanks for the little .mov file, helped me understand what you saw heaps.
I have never experienced a sighting before, but would love to see something along these lines.
If you happen to have any more sightings, let the people of ATS know

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Originally posted by ChaosMagician

Originally posted by Immortalgemini527

Originally posted by ChaosMagician

Originally posted by RSF77
Looks like we are all human after all.

edit on 14-12-2010 by RSF77 because: Except me of course, I'm a dog.

omg what a beautiful doggie in your avatar... I used to have a dog similar to that. she was such a good girl.

are people in here still arguing about the authenticity of this sighting?

Its funny but,he said he had a [classic UFO SIGHTING] not a flying saucer or a flying triangle.It wasnt even debatable from the get go.

but look how far it's gone? That's the funny part. I have no idea if it's real or not... I'm in no position to draw a conclusion, I just think the arguing has been amusingly exhaustive.

I would answer back butalot of personell phone calls and dimes are being dropped from a certain forums to certain moderators on here,who i guess are real close friends or something.

Its scary when you really dont know who to trust or whos REALLY working with whom.

i just dont understand the unreality of my major t@c violation,it just seems strange,i have gottten alot of pm,asking why ? i told all of them i have no idea.So after this i will just stay away from this thread.

I'm sorry but this is just not a very interesting sighting. I think it's interesting that a longtime skeptic had a sighting, but the sighting itself amounts to "lights in the sky." Granted it split into two pieces that headed out in a straight line, but I think, from a particular angle, a splitting meteor could cause this effect. Unlikely? Yes. But WAY more likely than aliens dropping in. Also, why would the splitting in two straight lines designate aliens? Are aliens like, "Yo, we gotta make sure we get these lines perfectly straight so as to denote to any observers how perfect our 'break-apart' is?" I wasn't aware that aliens only moved in perfect right angles.

I'm actually kinda shocked that a hardcore skeptic would put so much emphasis on this. Too far away to see if it was a craft. Just a realllllllllllllllllly far away light that split up. Could be anything.

Originally posted by SkepticOverlord

The animation illustrates better than I could describe that the motion was very linear and abrupt... no apparent acceleration/deceleration, just instant full-speed motion

Very interesting indeed, and very similar to my own first sighting - 'terrific speed'... and 90° corners on a dime!!

Oddly enough, these same 2 characteristics are described many times, in the days just before Roswell (even clocked and recorded by theodolite as doing 15,000 mph).

Coincidence?

I too was compelled to create an animation to document the highly unusual nature of their movements, as mere words could not do them justice.

All I can say is - Welcome to the club! (and all that that entails!)