The Paranormal, UFO's, and Mysteries of the Unknown

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I'm retarded and forgot to insert the quotes.




Fascinating book, but doesn't appear to actually be from Enoch. 99% of biblical scholars present day, and even Jews around the time of Christ, deem it Apocrypha, at best.
 
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Avi Loeb calculated where 3I/Atlas was when the Wow! signal would have been sent in 1977 - not exactly from the same spot, but very close to the same spot in the sky the Wow signal came from, less than 10 degrees apart. That's assuming no significant non-gravitational forces acting on it for the past 50 years.

Just another data point that makes you pause... yeah, its probably a natural object, but at pretty much every step of the way this thing has not shown behavior of a typical comet. Almost every single data point has been improbable or not previously seen. Below video talks about the wow signal and summarizes all the other improbable characteristics of this thing so far.

Observations from Mars orbiters should be starting up about now.... best camera is supposed to have 100x the resolution capability of the objects vs. what Hubble / JWST had from their vantage points.



Wasn't a response sent to the Wow signal? Or at least a bunch of radio signals beamed out in that general direction shortly afterwards?

As improbable as it is, it's possible something picked it up and sent back a probe of some sort.

Mostly improbable because so little time has gone by. Just under 50 years means that even if the probe was traveling at 1/8th of light speed for most of that time, it would need to have an origin point of less than 5 and a half light years in that direction (counting 5 years for the response signal to reach them, plus several years on either end of delay between these events).

Far as I know, there are no stars less than 5 light years away in the direction of Sagittarius. Or even anywhere near that close.

Sirius would be believable if it were in that direction, given how close it is, and even it is too far away for this to mathematically add up.

So either the origin point is a non-star civilization, or it isn't from a civilization at all, or it has nothing whatsoever to do with the Wow signal.

Just spitballing, nobody fly into a PMSing rage at me or anything.
 

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Good thread on this. Pretty interesting. There's footage being kept under lock and key of this by the feds.


A jetpack guy flying around LA?

Yeah, that was me back when I played through San Andreas:



Enter the right code and you can spawn a jetpack at any time, so I cheesed my way through the entire game using a jetpack for everything I could.
 
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Wasn't a response sent to the Wow signal? Or at least a bunch of radio signals beamed out in that general direction shortly afterwards?

As improbable as it is, it's possible something picked it up and sent back a probe of some sort.

Mostly improbable because so little time has gone by. Just under 50 years means that even if the probe was traveling at 1/8th of light speed for most of that time, it would need to have an origin point of less than 5 and a half light years in that direction (counting 5 years for the response signal to reach them, plus several years on either end of delay between these events).

Far as I know, there are no stars less than 5 light years away in the direction of Sagittarius. Or even anywhere near that close.

Sirius would be believable if it were in that direction, given how close it is, and even it is too far away for this to mathematically add up.

So either the origin point is a non-star civilization, or it isn't from a civilization at all, or it has nothing whatsoever to do with the Wow signal.

Just spitballing, nobody fly into a PMSing rage at me or anything.

I would love to find out that 3I is an Imperial capital ship coming out of hyperspace in our system, but it just seems to be a comet-like object passing through our neighborhood exhibiting some behaviors not observed heretofore. As our sensors get better, we are going to see some new shit that adds to our models.

As far as I know, it has sent no signals or shown any behaviors that would make us think it is anything more than a weird rock.

I would like to see more discussion of the Fermi "Paradox" in this thread. Fascinating topic. My thinking is that life probably evolves to something extradimensional that we don't even know how to observe.

Just walking out at night and looking at the stars and understanding what they are, I don't know how people don't wonder about these questions incessantly.

MusicForFish MusicForFish where are you on this question?
 

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I would love to find out that 3I is an Imperial capital ship coming out of hyperspace in our system, but it just seems to be a comet-like object passing through our neighborhood exhibiting some behaviors not observed heretofore. As our sensors get better, we are going to see some new shit that adds to our models.

As far as I know, it has sent no signals or shown any behaviors that would make us think it is anything more than a weird rock.

I would like to see more discussion of the Fermi "Paradox" in this thread. Fascinating topic. My thinking is that life probably evolves to something extradimensional that we don't even know how to observe.

Just walking out at night and looking at the stars and understanding what they are, I don't know how people don't wonder about these questions incessantly.

MusicForFish MusicForFish where are you on this question?

I don't think it's a capitol ship, but it might well be a probe of some sort.

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As for the Fermi Paradox, I think the answer to it is pretty simple. If there's life all over the universe, we can't see it because space is really, really big, and prohibitively difficult / pointless to travel in for any species that gets advanced enough to do that (at least for any reason besides curiosity and scientific record-keeping).

That and I'm pretty sure we HAVE been visited many times over. It just isn't blatantly obvious and in everyone's face. More like small-scale zoological surveys. When we look out into space, what we can actually see is very limited. I'm not sure we even know what's on the dark side of the moon (or Venus for that matter) at this point in time.
 

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I go back and forth on what I think is behind the UFO phenomenon. All we have are a lot of claims but nothing I would call decisive proof. Nothing that shows beyond any doubt that NHIs are here.
 
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I would love to find out that 3I is an Imperial capital ship coming out of hyperspace in our system, but it just seems to be a comet-like object passing through our neighborhood exhibiting some behaviors not observed heretofore. As our sensors get better, we are going to see some new shit that adds to our models.
This is my current POV as well. Until we see irrefutable data that something else is going on, this is just one of those events that flips various fields of science on their ear. Which imo is a great thing as it keeps advancing our knowledge of how shit works.
 

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I go back and forth on what I think is behind the UFO phenomenon. All we have are a lot of claims but nothing I would call decisive proof. Nothing that shows beyond any doubt that NHIs are here.
I've known a handful of people that worked in Skunk Works and with other adjacent contractors later on, and while they obviously wouldn't/couldn't/shouldn't give specifics on programs, I know a couple of them were extremely interested in UFOs/UAPs. When you introduced alcohol into a situation - they would talk, and you'd hear some stories. They would remark that others around them would also talk about stuff - they made it pretty clear that people in these areas were a lot more loose-lipped than you'd think.
*To be clear, none of these people outright claimed to have been "read-in" to any programs purporting to be UAP-involved (man-made or not), or whatever, and acknowledged that there are many sub-sectors to these contractors and they most certainly don't all work even in the same fields).

Ultimately, after some time, they appeared to had all but lost interest in the phenomenon. I know two of them pretty clearly expressed that themselves and those around them felt that the industry that has developed around this phenomenon had served as a great "cover" for advanced aerospace and weapons R&D. A lot of times as an accidental feedback loop - and sometimes as malicious PsyOP shit (Richard Doty-Mirage Men type tactics). It was pretty evident they felt, and or had knowledge, that some of the stuff these contractors have prototyped would freak some people out - or at minimum would really get your imagination going, and that they "could see how someone would misidentify certain things, even pilots."

I'm increasingly more, and more, skeptical that it's NHI. Do I think something is going on? Sure, but I think it's more than likely military testing. The heavy majority of these people that come out, the ones with seemingly higher pedigrees, are generally relaying second-hand accounts that they've been told from other people. Even Grusch himself was relaying things he'd been told. It turns out that a lot of these people and groups he had been talking to, were often times the same sources referenced by the Corbell/Knapp Ufologist types. Many supposed first-hand witnesses have very questionable things about their past, or their personal track records are extremely questionable. Is this just good intelligence delegitimization tactics? Possibly.

It's such a fun topic, it's essentially become a new mythology and religion for many of these people - when you look at it through that lens, it becomes more, and more apparent how this thing could've gotten out of control. I also think this new push towards "Controlled Governmental Disclosure" reads much more like a PsyOp to receive limitless funding from an unaware Congress. A PsyOp that seems quite predictable, at that, especially if you've paid any amount of attention to political discourse in this country over the last decade.

I think people really, really underestimate Man's ability to embellish stories.

To add, if something more is truly going on, it's probably significantly darker than just ET.
 
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