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That whole subject is really irrelevant to our own human quest to travel to space. If we humans are going to figure out how to build space vehicles, then WE have to build our own space vehicles. It doesn't matter if it has or has not been done by someone else.
and (3) there was no evidence indicating that sightings categorized as "unidentified" were extraterrestrial vehicles.
Even if UFOs were completely real, which is doubtful
Originally posted by roughycannon
Now before I start I'm a real sceptic just check my posts on here and I don't believe that we are being visited, I see people reading into things too much, jumping the gun and not doing any real research (sometimes) anyhoo just because I don't believe doesn't mean I dont at least have a passing interest in it...
We were drifting in space with the control engines shut down and all the instrumentation off (when) suddenly (an object) appeared in the window. It had a very definite shape - a cylindrical object - it was white - it had a long arm that stuck out on the side.
The film was sent back to NASA and reviewed by some NASA film technicians. One of them selected what he thought was what we talked about, at least before I had a chance to review it. It was not the picture - it was a picture of a sun reflection on the window."
As no doubt you will reply with something like 'uh what transcripts'
Originally posted by roughycannon
reply to post by polarwarrior
Are you joking? NASA have always denied ET visitations I even seen an article of an employee saying UFO hunters were idiots......
Originally posted by JimOberg
Originally posted by roughycannon
reply to post by polarwarrior
Are you joking? NASA have always denied ET visitations I even seen an article of an employee saying UFO hunters were idiots......
So NASA employees aren't allowed personal opinions?
I'd be curious to see that link, to verify you're not just imagining it for argument's sake.