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JD08 said:
I'm not really sure how/why the change came about. Maybe we should have @TemplarCane as his reptilian vril what they preferred to be called.
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UAP, acronym for unidentified aerial phenomenon, was created by the defense department to replace the term UFO.

The Reptilian Vril are amused by it all. They were here before us and will be here after us.
 
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TemplarCane said:
UAP, acronym for unidentified aerial phenomenon, was created by the defense department to replace the term UFO.

The Reptilian Vril are amused by it all. They were here before us and will be here after us.
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Are you sure? Because the defense department I dealt with would have called it "phenomenon, aerial, unknown."
 
JD08 said:
Are you sure? Because the defense department I dealt with would have called it "phenomenon, aerial, unknown."
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Air Force, actually

The U.S. Air Force, primarily concerned with earthly threats to national security, coined UAP because UFO had become irretrievably associated with little green men. (According to the unclassified executive summary of the Pentagon task force investigating UAPs, the group’s final report makes no mention of anything extraterrestrial.)

www.wordorigins.org

unidentified aerial phenomenon / UAP — Wordorigins.org

24 July 2024 Unidentified aerial phenomenon , or UAP , is another name for a UFO , that is an unexplained observation of some object in the sky. Sometimes UAP is interpreted as unidentified anomalous phenomenon . The term is also an illustration of two general principles that can be applied
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OriginalCanesCanesCanes said:
There is no such thing as aliens visiting us.

These are either natural phenomena, or experimental aircraft, or toys, or drones, or hoaxes, or optical/mirage type effects.

Don’t be daft.
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Maybe I should introduce you to BuBu. 😳


I cannot call someone else a liar or suggest they're making identification mistakes for other natural phenomenon, as if I told them of some of the stuff I've had meeting engagements with - they'd call me a liar.

I spent one Summer on a mountain top at 8,000 feet - and four of us quickly realized we were sharing that mountain with biologicals that mainstream biology, history, evolutionary biology, and anthropology say is outright impossible.

They're badly, badly mistaken.

More and more, I'm discovering the Experts are some dumb SOB's, their expertise built up on books, and they really need to get off their brilliant azzes and get out into "the field."

Where stuff actually exists.
 
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OriginalCanesCanesCanes said:
If it’s possible, why hasn’t anyone visited us with all the gazillions of possible habitable worlds out there.

Anyway, anything is possible except things that break the laws of nature and physics.

It’s fun to theorize about it, but until someone can reasonably say it’s possible, and by someone I mean like a particle physicist or quantum physicist or one of those brainiac guys, I just don’t think that it’s gonna happen.

But, maybe we’ll figure it out, but if we do, it won’t be for thousands of years. But then what the **** do I know I’m not a quantum physicist.
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On four or maybe five occasions - human footprints have been found alongside long extinct biological species.

One of the more recent findings was the fossilized tracks of a pair of shoes, as a modern day dress shoes would leave, shared with a trilobite in the footprint - dated in strata by geologists to be made 500 million years ago.

The soles? Modern, high quality double stitching on the soles.

Some amazing OOPARTS out there - impossible - but there they are.

Normally, these are dismissed as "Anomalous". But one basic tenant of science is that "it is what it is - as it is - where it is."

You don't get to reshuffle findings based on previous assumptions.

Elements. Can't change elements - that's why they're called Elements. That's BS too - as at least a few elements can be changed to other elements.

Take the Physics book. The electromagnetic parts. They teach "Maxwell's Equations." That too, is outright BS. They modified Maxwell's Equations - eliminating fully half of what should be IN the physics book.

Quaternions are difficult - at the time his work was posted - there were maybe eight people in the entire world that could do them - so the scientific idiots changed the equations to cancel out and equalize - cancelling the real potential.

Time is a function of mass. No mass - no time. How things can travel across distances when spacetime can be folded - doesn't calculate using our mass-influenced concept of time.

Every time we solve one question - it in turn shows us a long, long hallway of other unopened doors.

Absolutes - are actually pretty fickle.
 
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I was worked at Foreign Technology Division HQ/IN, Wright Patterson AFB from 1988-1989.
My particular office was where Project Blue Book was run out of during the 1950’s-1960’s.
Project Blue Book was assigned to analyze all unidentified flying objects during that time.
I was cleaning out my old steel desk one day and a couple file folders had fallen behind the drawers. They were old PBB case files. They were by that time unclassified so I took them home and still have them in a box somewhere. The number of hoaxes was higher than the number of truly unidentified objects.

Around 1988, Fox ran a special documentary called Alien Autopsy, purporting to have originated at FTD, as part of our complex was the infamous Hangar 18 of UFO lore, where the original Roswell aliens were allegedly taken.

A congressman demanded that we prove this documentary was real or a hoax. So me and another analyst spent two days pouring over this documentary finding clues that showed that it was a complete fabrication. For example, all photos, documents, videos entering FTD were assigned FTD document numbers. Every document entering FTD went through my office first and we assigned the FTD numbers.
The numbers shown in the documentary were fictitious and didn’t even match our sequencing code.
As well, I’m one of not many people who has actually been in “Hangar 18”, which hadn’t used that designation in decades. It was iirc building 110. High security and need to know basis to enter, yes, but not because we were harboring alien skeletons, but because a railroad spur entered that building and certain equipment stolen, given etc., to the U.S., entered by train at night and was disassembled, studied and reverse engineered, if necessary, for our engineers.

Just as with Area 51, just because something is highly secretive, doesn’t mean the government is hiding it from you. They are highly sensitive military programs that require secrecy and remote locations.
 
RF-4CCane said:
I was worked at Foreign Technology Division HQ/IN, Wright Patterson AFB from 1988-1989.
My particular office was where Project Blue Book was run out of during the 1950’s-1960’s.
Project Blue Book was assigned to analyze all unidentified flying objects during that time.
I was cleaning out my old steel desk one day and a couple file folders had fallen behind the drawers. They were old PBB case files. They were by that time unclassified so I took them home and still have them in a box somewhere. The number of hoaxes was higher than the number of truly unidentified objects.

Around 1988, Fox ran a special documentary called Alien Autopsy, purporting to have originated at FTD, as part of our complex was the infamous Hangar 18 of UFO lore, where the original Roswell aliens were allegedly taken.

A congressman demanded that we prove this documentary was real or a hoax. So me and another analyst spent two days pouring over this documentary finding clues that showed that it was a complete fabrication. For example, all photos, documents, videos entering FTD were assigned FTD document numbers. Every document entering FTD went through my office first and we assigned the FTD numbers.
The numbers shown in the documentary were fictitious and didn’t even match our sequencing code.
As well, I’m one of not many people who has actually been in “Hangar 18”, which hadn’t used that designation in decades. It was iirc building 110. High security and need to know basis to enter, yes, but not because we were harboring alien skeletons, but because a railroad spur entered that building and certain equipment stolen, given etc., to the U.S., entered by train at night and was disassembled, studied and reverse engineered, if necessary, for our engineers.

Just as with Area 51, just because something is highly secretive, doesn’t mean the government is hiding it from you. They are highly sensitive military programs that require secrecy and remote locations.
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That's just what someone hiding a UFO with a dead alien would say.
 
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