Posted on 10/05/2021 1:08:30 PM PDT by White Lives Matter
the rest of the story :
“The strange event took an even weirder turn, Wright claimed, when the pair were then presented with the bodies of five nearly indistinguishable beings that had apparently been aboard the craft. The scientist’s former assistant observed that they “were about five feet tall, without hair, with big heads and enormous dark eyes, and their skin was gray with a slight greenish tinge, but for the most part their bodies were not exposed, being dressed in tight-fitting suits.” The duo were then taken to another area where there was a still-living being that was struggling to stay alive and making strange sounds, but no coherent words or communication.
“Shortly thereafter, Wright told Franklin, she and Einstein were ushered away from the base and the famed scientist was tasked with writing a report about the event while “I was just told to keep my mouth shut.” It would appear that she did just that, keeping the story a secret until 1993, when she finally felt an obligation to reveal it to the world. Alas, Wright passed away in 2015 and the decades-old recording appears to be her only telling of the jaw-dropping experience. Attempts to determine Einstein’s whereabouts at the time that the “crisis conference” was held have, so far, proven futile as archivists have been unable to produce his exact schedule from the time period in question.”
Perhaps. But Da Vinci drew models of humans with bat-like wings with which they could supposedly glide or fly. I give him credit for conceiving human flight, but it’s pretty clear that he was no aerodynamicist. And taking him the the crash site of an F-86 Sabre? He wouldn’t have a clue.
You say that like it’s a bad thing...
So a “ufologist” claims that she had a tape of someone who claimed to have been an assistant to Albert Einstein and who claimed that, almost 50 years earlier, Einstein was called to look at a UFO. The “ufologist” then sat on the tape for another 25+ years before giving it to a UFO researcher.
Sounds like proof positive to me.
Yep, it does. The same math also says it would take all the energy in the universe to accomplish the warping. That particular math pig doesn’t have wings. Not saying it is impossible. Just saying that with what we know so far it is impossible.
Kip Thorn had a team of grad students working on what the universe looks like at speeds above c. Made quite a bit of ground too. Appears it may be possible. Certainly, because of quantum entanglement, the speed of information is way, way, way faster than light.
Why that is? No idea.
All I know is once two particles are entangled, and I change the nature of one, the other changes instantaneously regardless of distance.
That pretty much hurts my head, as does the double slit experiment.
When I’m not looking at it, the protons act like baseballs. When I’m looking at it, the protons act like waves.
And people are like, “No, science is always clean and logical, with an answer for everything!”
True enough, if you’re lucky enough to stumble across that truth and recognize it for what it is.
My father who was pretty well-read used to listen to Coast-to-Coast late at night. He was into the ‘ancient aliens’ schtick of Von Daniken and so forth.
We’d talk about it, but even as a teen I wasn’t buying those interpretations of cherry-picked historical artifacts.
Agree with the essence of what you are saying.
However... Saw something just the other day with good hard science behind it that said the jump from single cell to multi cell is a trivial hop. They were using yeast and results were pretty solid. That doesn’t get you to a room full of monkeys typing hamlet I totally grant you.
Propulsion maybe. He wasn’t the only one.
Complex organic molecules are common throughout the solar system and the rest of the galaxy. All you need to create them is the right mix of elements, a high pressure environment to contain and mix them, a constant heat source, and time. A lot of time. The big unanswered question is how to make the jump from the most complex organic molecules to the simplest living organism.
Unless and until we either (a) actually discover life somewhere else or (b) figure out how to make a living organism from scratch in a laboratory, we have no idea how common or how rare life may be in the universe.
It could be that the evolution of life on Earth required countless specific conditions and trillions of events all happening in exactly the right order and that the rest of the universe is entirely sterile. Or it could be that life is common anywhere there is a planet with water.
“In fact there is not one shred of evidence that points to any other intelligent life in the entire universe.”
Tucker Carlson and his government sources disagree.
But more to the point, how is it that you, and only you, have the range of knowledge, experience, mind power, etc., to make such a statement?
Albert Einstein
— Plagiarist of the Century —
Don’t forget the crash test dummies on board.
They dissected them in front of folks to convince them it was aliens.
;-)
No wonder his hair was “sploded” -
No wonder Einstein’s hair was “sploded”, or had that nuked look -
Lol.....you have a point there!
I think your idea is better.
I’ve always doubted these stories esp in light of black programs and so on. We’re not SUPPOSED to know.
But the idea an enemy earthling penetrated is also a possibility.
The idea of "aliens" who come and go from way-the-hell-out-there-somewhere is psychologically less disturbing than the idea that they're permanently here above us, under us, and among us. By now most people believe there are aliens out there, somewhere. But are they ready to deal with "them" being right here, in the government and corporations?
I don’t believe there are aliens - as in, beings from other planets.
Now, you raise an interesting point - could “aliens” be fallen angels? That’s certainly possible, or as you suggest, demons, and other principalities of the Fallen One.
But, there’s nothing I’ve read in the Bible that would indicate beings from other actual planets. YMMV, and of course, I could be wrong. Won’t know til I’m dead and in Heaven.
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