Thousands of years flying a saucer and now you crash

a reply to: ElGoobero

Or clones would be the best choice in my opinion for a one way trip. If the galaxy is the playground, clone it up. There's plenty of space out in space.

originally posted by: WeDemBoyz
Maybe it wasn't bad driving (flying), but, instead, a breakdown that forced them to the side of the road (earth). Even the most well built machines eventually wear out and break down.

Or maybe it was here all along because some group of humans from our past have this cool technology. That is still on the table.

originally posted by: Gothmog

originally posted by: WeDemBoyz
Maybe it wasn't bad driving (flying), but, instead, a breakdown that forced them to the side of the road (earth). Even the most well built machines eventually wear out and break down.

A civilization a million .if not millions , of years advanced over Earth an they have never heard of routine maintenance ?

no machinery works forever, no matter how well maintained, otherwise cars would be getting 500k instead of barely 100k.
if you're making a light-year distant multi-year mission, how many spare parts can you bring?

originally posted by: ElGoobero

originally posted by: Gothmog

originally posted by: WeDemBoyz
Maybe it wasn't bad driving (flying), but, instead, a breakdown that forced them to the side of the road (earth). Even the most well built machines eventually wear out and break down.

A civilization a million .if not millions , of years advanced over Earth an they have never heard of routine maintenance ?

no machinery works forever, no matter how well maintained, otherwise cars would be getting 500k instead of barely 100k.
if you're making a light-year distant multi-year mission, how many spare parts can you bring?

You are thinking in terms os our technology today .
Think millions of years ahead

I do believe it is documented that the use of US Military Radar interfered with UFO's to bring them crashing down.

a reply to: godservant

Yeah but could people hundreds of years ago have shone lasers into their eyes as they flew? We can.

Hmm?!

a reply to: Mahogany

Im not sure about laser light that's more weans on the motorway overpass with a laser pointer where i hail from.

Very dangerous and highly illegal i may add.

I think there is some speculation that certain radar stations operating on specific frequencies allegedly being responsible for downing UFO craft in the 40s/50s/60s.

If they can cross the vast distances between the stars and planets you have to wonder why they would not be better shielded against EM frequencies all the same.

The phenomenon is spiritually based, nothing more.

a reply to: scottobereal

The likes of Jacques Vallée would seem to imply UFO are of an extradimensional nature as opposed to simply extraterrestrial in origin.

Spiritually based, its a possibility, words like demonic have also been flung around pertaining to the phenomenon.

Spiritually based, black-ops testing, real or imagined flip a nickel.
Given the astronomical numbers of bad drivers on this rock I'm guessing that crappy driving is contagious. Much to off- worlders surprise. An here they were fussing about germs! The other crashes of the spiritually based & imagined are just
"keep'n it real".

black-ops doesn't have much choice but to splatter in open fields, can't keep the lies going if no one finds the wreckage.
cough...cough ...weather balloon.

a reply to: WeDemBoyz

Women pilot's... (jk)

originally posted by: ElGoobero

if you're making a light-year distant multi-year mission, how many spare parts can you bring?

I’m sure they’ll get their parts from here…….


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It's possible that crashed craft are seeds of technology to push humanity into a certain direction, I'm sure sci-fi movies have played with this theme in the past such as Contact. The idea would be a bit like mashing that movie with avatar.

When it comes to the idea of FTL travel I'm of the idea that such things would probably be extremely costly. Let's say radio signals alerted aliens (drones) to our presence so a few "eyes" looked our way, within a short timeframe we begin jumping to nuclear experiments and pumping out a whole spectrum of energy waves and this warrants closer investigation or even the investment of seeding our minds and technology.

Let us build the receiver end of the teleporter so to speak, all that said I'm probably applying logic to a phenomena that is highly strange. I can't deny the supernatural aspect of UFO sightings and the likes, far too much is going on to say "aliens fly physical crafts that made it hear and crashed!"

The spiritual aspect of the phenomena can't be ignored either, the cosmic tricksters as some may call them... Strange stuff!

originally posted by: RAY1990
It's possible that crashed craft are seeds of technology to push humanity into a certain direction, I'm sure sci-fi movies have played with this theme in the past such as Contact. The idea would be a bit like mashing that movie with avatar.

It's a plausible hypothesis. Assuming alien craft have actually crashed on this planet, and we have been able to back engineer their technology in order to advance our own. It would explain why we never see actual spacecraft (just small atmospheric craft) and is logical way of "uplifting" a primitive species that has potential, prior to formal contact.

Though why any alien species would want to "uplift" warmongering, selfish, arrogant, materialistic apes like us is another big question!

originally posted by: chunder
a reply to: godservant

The lack of any material recovered from alleged crash sites should be a clue.

Dig deeper and you might realise that what is being seen in genuine encounters isn't ET flying interstellar spacecraft.

originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: WeDemBoyz

Women pilot's... (jk)

originally posted by: scottobereal
The phenomenon is spiritually based, nothing more.

originally posted by: Mahogany
a reply to: godservant

Yeah but could people hundreds of years ago have shone lasers into their eyes as they flew? We can.

Hmm?!

originally posted by: DirtWasher
a reply to: ElGoobero

Or clones would be the best choice in my opinion for a one way trip. If the galaxy is the playground, clone it up. There's plenty of space out in space.

We need an objective researcher, not a believer or debunker in the alleged alien crash incidents.

The problem is these books only sell when believers hype up the incidents, so an objective study, as far as I know, hasn’t been done about all the alleged crashes...

But maybe for the exception of Roswell, in the book: Inconvenient Facts and the Will to Believe. Link to the Book: link
According to the author, he started out as a believer in Roswell but became an unbeliever after researching it.