Noble Realms — UFO sighting

Re: UFO sighting

null@example.com (E3mpirical1) — Tue, 06 Jun 2006 23:21:27 +0000

Mutant Mouse wrote:

The light on the nose was red, and the lights on the other two points were white strobe lights. .

Yeah this points toward the possibility of some kind of human operated ship but that still must have been pretty cool. The UFO experience I had was me and a freind were at a stop light and happend to look up at the night sky and noticed a light really high up there strobing red blue green and yellow really fast. The UFO was stationary and within the next 3 seconds that we were staring at it it TOOK OFF at a speed I can't describe and dissapeared. That was my UFO siting...

Re: UFO sighting

null@example.com (Hkelukka) — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 20:45:17 +0000

Heh, a true ufo alien or not is another question If you cant identify it it must be a ufo Until ofcourse you can, which reminds me. I wonder if we should call the UFO's manned by aliens we know of like grays and lizzies something else like "AlienSpaceShip" ASS Hey look, its a flying ASS

Couldnt resist poking fun at aliens

Re: UFO sighting

null@example.com (Mutant Mouse) — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 20:26:33 +0000

The nearest afb is about 65 miles away.

Re: UFO sighting

null@example.com (lyra) — Mon, 05 Jun 2006 01:49:31 +0000

The military probably has all kinds of aircraft now that the general public is unaware of. I remember back in 1993, lying on the beach at night in San Clemente, California, next to the pier. Me and the person I was with were looking up at the sky, and that's when we saw the silent black triangle approaching land. It had no lights, at all, which is very strange for any human aircraft, and again, was completely silent, and swift. This was very cool for me, being the 18 year old kid that I was, big time into UFOs and aliens. But deep down I intuitively felt that it wasn't an alien "UFO" craft. Offshore, which is where this thing was coming from, was San Clemente Island, which is military owned and operated. And the area from San Clemente all the way down south to San Diego is one giant military base. There are no exits off the 5 freeway from San Clemente down to Oceanside for this very reason.

Point being is that I think that most of these crafts that people are seeing are actually human/military operated. In '99 I was working at an executive suites and was talking one morning to one of the guys we answered phones for. He was telling me about his big "UFO sighting!!!" in Wyoming somewhere I think, and I was listening objectively, then asked him, "Were there any military bases nearby? Like, within 50 to 100 miles of where you were, that you would know of?"

He stopped and thought about it and realized that there was. He gave me the name, although I can't remember it now, (sorry!) and realized that he was less than 50 miles from it. I was like, Ahhh. There you go.

I'm not discounting the existence of alien/hyperdimensional craft or anything. In fact, it seems they're very real. But when I read your description it had the human element to it, and sounds like the military's secret aircraft technology. I think the alien UFOs would be in the form of those lights and balls of lights that change in size, and move at impossible speeds, pulling off impossible maneuvers. So the question to ask is, do you live within proximity to a military base?

UFO sighting

null@example.com (Mutant Mouse) — Sun, 04 Jun 2006 21:19:45 +0000

I was sittin in this park with my friend "Bob" at 11:45 at night, waiting for our ride. Bob said, "Look, it's a UFO!" I was like, ha ha you're so funny! Then I looked up and there was one. It was so low and flying so slowly that I make out that it was triangular and was either white or pale gray in color. It made no noise, and had three lights. The light on the nose was red, and the lights on the other two points were white strobe lights. "Bob" repairs planes for a living and couldn't identify the craft. We watched it drift around until it disappeared behind a parking garage.