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 Hrolf The Ganger  03 Oct 23 11.26am |
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Originally posted by SW19 CPFC
There is a higher chance than previously assumed that there is life elsewhere in the universe. Personally I think it’s highly likely. Intelligent life - whole different probability scenario. Much less likely, but certainly not unlikely. Chance that said intelligent life exists AND has been whizzing around in and out of our atmosphere for (probably) millennia? I mean, it’s not non-zero, but it’s pretty close. And you have arrived at this conclusion how exactly? Maybe you have to experience something extraordinary before you become more open minded.
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| Joseph Paxton Lancing 08 Oct 23 11.21pm |
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I had a sighting of 2 triangular uap/ufos off the coast of Brighton in 2021, during lockdown. I got some good photos and was interviewed on the radio about them. Will post pics Ufos are everywhere, you just have to be very observant to see them - most move very fast.
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| Hrolf The Ganger 09 Oct 23 1.25pm |
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Originally posted by Joseph Paxton
I had a sighting of 2 triangular uap/ufos off the coast of Brighton in 2021, during lockdown. I got some good photos and was interviewed on the radio about them. Will post pics Ufos are everywhere, you just have to be very observant to see them - most move very fast. I got a quick view of a couple of triangles in Whitstable yesterday. Seriously though, let's see these UFOs.
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| Joseph Paxton Lancing 09 Oct 23 1.37pm |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
I got a quick view of a couple of triangles in Whitstable yesterday. Seriously though, let's see these UFOs. I spent my youth looking for such triangles around Tankerton Slopes... So the photos I took of the UAP triangles. These were taken in a totally clear blue sky, 360 degree no clouds. There were just 2 triangle clouds depicted and wispy cloud between them. I sent the pix for identification to Royal Meterology Society and they could not identify the types of cloud . They just suggested lee waves or somesuch ?! I know these appear to be unusual triangular clouds but I put a Photoshop filter on the last image to show both are perfect dense, equilateral triangles. RAndom water vapour just doesn't do that.
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The occasional close encounter.![UAP-Hove-190521-grid[8249].jpg](page.php?id=106&attachment=3829586&ext=.jpg "UAP-Hove-190521-grid[8249].jpg")
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I just wish a mod would remove the apostrophe in the title.
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| Hrolf The Ganger 09 Oct 23 7.38pm |
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Originally posted by Joseph Paxton
I spent my youth looking for such triangles around Tankerton Slopes... So the photos I took of the UAP triangles. These were taken in a totally clear blue sky, 360 degree no clouds. There were just 2 triangle clouds depicted and wispy cloud between them. I sent the pix for identification to Royal Meterology Society and they could not identify the types of cloud . They just suggested lee waves or somesuch ?! I know these appear to be unusual triangular clouds but I put a Photoshop filter on the last image to show both are perfect dense, equilateral triangles. RAndom water vapour just doesn't do that. They do look like clouds. I suppose a very solid triangular cloud would be hard to explain. Lee waves wouldn't look solid, would they? I have seen them looking like saucers, but not triangles. The UFO boffins seem to think that the black triangles might be ours. Back engineered technology and all that.
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| Runningman Keston 10 Oct 23 7.53am |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
They do look like clouds. I suppose a very solid triangular cloud would be hard to explain. Lee waves wouldn't look solid, would they? I have seen them looking like saucers, but not triangles. The UFO boffins seem to think that the black triangles might be ours. Back engineered technology and all that.
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| Hrolf The Ganger 10 Oct 23 9.19am |
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Originally posted by Runningman
Photographs really don't prove much. They are, however, quite effective at exposing smart arses on message boards.
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| Joseph Paxton Lancing 10 Oct 23 12.32pm |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
Photographs really don't prove much. They are, however, quite effective at exposing smart arses on message boards. If the Royal Meteorology Society can't tell me what those clouds are, then they are clearly exceptional. I call them UAP but they were hanging around in a totally clear sky off the coast of Hove (no seaweed jokes) in the evening sky during lockdown. I also captured some very fast moving UAP phenomena off Cornwall last year. With new 60 fps cameras you can capture these very fast moving objects, often by mistake.
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| Hrolf The Ganger 10 Oct 23 12.53pm |
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Originally posted by Joseph Paxton
If the Royal Meteorology Society can't tell me what those clouds are, then they are clearly exceptional. I call them UAP but they were hanging around in a totally clear sky off the coast of Hove (no seaweed jokes) in the evening sky during lockdown. I also captured some very fast moving UAP phenomena off Cornwall last year. With new 60 fps cameras you can capture these very fast moving objects, often by mistake. I have personally seen and heard things that convince me that these things are real.
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| Stirlingsays 10 Oct 23 3.42pm |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
I have personally seen and heard things that convince me that these things are real. We don't need aliens, Big Brother is back on our screens. Those freaks are always from another planet.
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| SW19 CPFC Addiscombe West 10 Oct 23 3.46pm |
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Originally posted by Hrolf The Ganger
And you have arrived at this conclusion how exactly? Maybe you have to experience something extraordinary before you become more open minded. Don't think there's anything in that post that suggests I'm not open minded.. I just choose to follow probability and let that determine what I waste valuable time on rather than treat all possibilities with equal weighting. Once again I defer to Musk on this one. His explanation as to the likelihood of us being constantly visited by otherworldly beings on the regular is both more informed and eloquently put than anything I've read on this thread so far. It's always the same type of people claiming to have unequivocal evidence of aliens existing... trouble is, much like ghosts, the more advanced and plentiful cameras become, the more these people are being rightly picked off as ignoramuses or hacks. That series of cloud photos being a prime example. It's a cloud. Hell, it could be manipulated for all we know – where's the critique. A high resolution version would be nice. Also the point that water vapour could never form such a shape – absolute balderdash. Of course it could... it would just be extremely rare to witness and even more rare to be able to capture on camera. People see shapes, even faces in clouds all the time... some extremely convincing. Doesn't mean it's really a human head though, does it!
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