Friday, December 18, 2015
Top Ten (or Five, or Fifteen) Lists About UFOs
In retrospect for 2015, here's a collection of lists about UFOs.
Top Ten
World UFO “Hotspots”
Niagara-on-the-lake, Ontario: On the south shore of Lake Ontario, a group called Orbwatch has been logging sightings of lights moving over the water.
Stephenville, Texas: In 2008, UFOs began appearing in great numbers in and around this town, resulting in international attention. Sightings continue today.
Rachel, Nevada: This tiny hamlet is near the famed Area 51, along the “UFO Highway,” where many UFO enthusiasts have said they have seen odd lights flying over Groom Lake and the surrounding mountains.
Hessdalen, Norway: An ongoing scientific project to observe nocturnal lights has been in operation here for decades.
Mount Shasta, California: Several New Age movements believe that this area is a spiritual centre where aliens and underground Lemurians live, and UFOs are often reported over the mountain.
Santa Rosa, Florida: The magazine Popular Mechanics did an analysis of UFO report trends in March 2009 and listed this region, near an airbase, as having more UFO sightings than other areas.
Surrey, British Columbia: The “Surrey Corridor” has had an abundance of UFO sightings since at least 1989.
Warminster, England: Although the wave of UFO sightings here exploded in the 1960s, reports have continued intermittently since then.
Saugauche County, Colorado: According to the Computer UFO Network, this American county has the highest rate of UFO sightings in the USA – almost 3,000 per 100,000 people.
Phoenix, Arizona: When the Phoenix Lights appeared in 1997, they were considered an interesting flap. But then, there was a repeat of the event ten years later, and sightings still continue today.
Top Ten
Shapes of Reported UFOs
Saucer
Sphere
Cigar
Egg
Boomerang
Triangle
“Fuzzy”
Fireball
Starlike
Blob
Top Five
Reasons Why UFOs Are Not Alien Spacecraft
- Most UFO reports can be explained as ordinary objects.
- The distance between stars is too great to allow interstellar travel.
- The USAF says there is no evidence that UFOs are alien spacecraft.
- If aliens were visiting Earth, scientists would know about it.
- There may not be any life elsewhere in the universe.
Top Five
Reasons Why UFOs May be Alien Spacecraft
- The reported speed and maneuverability of UFOs is beyond any craft made on Earth.
- Intelligent extraterrestrial life likely exists in the universe.
- Government documents show that some high-ranking military officers considered UFOs as alien craft.
- Many UFO sightings cannot be explained.
- Reports of UFOs going back into ancient history show that aliens have been monitoring us for many years.
Top
Fifteen Recorded Songs About Aliens or UFOs
I Saw Elvis in a UFO – Ray Stevens
UFO – Sun Ra
Calling Occupants of Interstellar Craft – Klaatu
Pink UFO – Calm
I Saw a UFO Last Night – Paul Barfoot
The Flying Saucer – Buchanan and Goodman
Purple People Eater – Sheb Wooley
Mr. Spaceman – The Byrds
Little Green Men – Steve Vai
I’ve Seen the Saucers – Elton John
Zero Zero UFO – The Ramones
Hangar 18 – Megadeth
Aliens Exist – Blink 182
Squarepusher – UFOs Over Leytonstone
Flying Saucers – Nina Hagen
Top Ten
Things Most Often Misidentified as UFOs
Stars
Planets
Airplanes
Balloons
Birds
Clouds
Fireballs
Spotlights
Laser Shows
Kites
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Monday, December 14, 2015
Of higher dimensions, and all that...
So, I'm looking for a physicist and/or mathematician to help newbies comprehend the problems associated with the "new ufology."
I just read yet another book by a UFO "expert", who does in fact have a PhD from an accredited university, but who also spouts a lot of the usual nonsense about "dimensional travel," "quantum consciousness," and "vibrational states."
My pet peeve is that NONE OF THOSE TERMS MAKE ANY SENSE!
If, as some UFO fans insist, that aliens exist in a "higher dimension" or an "alternate dimension," what does that mean?
Some UFO fans point to physics papers that postulate eleven dimensions, so there actually may be "higher" dimensions than the usual four dimensions we live in. And that, they say, is where the aliens live.
But that is mathematically silly, because the eleven dimensions actually apply to everything in THIS universe, and we are only able to perceive four. Has nobody besides me ever read Flatland? (Let alone Sphereland!) I'd like a physicist or mathematician to explain in simple terms why entities cannot exist in only dimensions 5 to 11. In other words, we exist in eleven dimensions, too!
And "higher states of consciousness." Yes, ardent UFO believers accuse skeptics of not understanding the nuances of "new ufology" because they're not as advanced as the true believers, some of whom have received "downloads" from aliens who want them to assist in Disclosure.
Okay, but don't you mean "awareness" instead of "consciousness?" All beings with sufficient brain size are "conscious." And "consciousness is simply the awareness of one's self. But I think they mean some people have heightened perception and a greater awareness and understanding of humans and society, which is quite different.
And okay, I'm not "vibrating" at the right frequency to see UFOs zipping across the sky, as people who pay money for courses in Monroe meditation or Greer vectoring can do. Isn't that just a faddish recognition of quantum physics, in which we know atoms are constantly in a state of resonance with other atoms? An atom with a slightly shifted frequency (through some undefined mechanism) doesn't just vanish from our universe and appear in a different universe, it ceases being that particular atom and cannot react with other atoms in the same way.
So please, can someone who REALLY knows quantum physics and math please come to the fore?
Labels: New Ufology consciousness vibrations dimensions aliens