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To: 2ndDivisionVet

The operative word is “unidentified.”

Just because you can’t tell what it is doesn’t mean it’s aliens.


12 posted on 03/12/2019 5:05:29 AM PDT by E. Pluribus Unum (Capitalism produces EVERYTHING Socialists/Communists/Democratic-Socialists wish to "redistribute.")
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To: E. Pluribus Unum
Just because you can’t tell what it is doesn’t mean it’s aliens.

It's odd...or perhaps not...that UFO has become interchangeable with "alien spacecraft."

Is it an object? Yes. Is it flying? Yes. Can you identify it? No.

Then it is an unidentified flying object. No more, no less.

22 posted on 03/12/2019 5:42:57 AM PDT by Bloody Sam Roberts (Atrophy of science is visible when the spokesman goes from Einstein to Sagan to Neil Degrasse Tyson.)
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To: E. Pluribus Unum

Precisely...The “UFO” acronym has lost its original meaning to designate a sighting of an object in the sky that was not identifiable as to type or origin, and has taken on an immediate popular association with extraterrestrial beings and their craft...Little green men has become the default explanation for anything unidentified/able in the sky...

The Earth may well have been visited by alien beings and may be still, and it’s sometimes their aircraft being sighted...But so far, aside from grainy still images, and shaky camera phone video, there just isn’t any real evidence, and little if any concrete proof of alien presence being made public, and Ufology remains more a religion than a science for the true believers...


62 posted on 03/12/2019 11:10:45 AM PDT by elteemike (Light travels faster than sound...That's why so many people appear bright until you hear them speak)
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