Geiginni wrote: Sun Oct 08, 2023 12:41 am

Anthony Flack wrote: Sat Oct 07, 2023 8:08 pm These are top military people. 100% reliable witnesses. If high-level Pentagon commanders take the threat of demons in the upper atmosphere seriously, so should we.

^^^^^^

Arthur C Clarke described the Overlords in Childhood's End as resembling biblical demons. Could you just imagine it? Someone needs to successfully translate that book to the big screen.

This is not the tell-tale sign of a meteor. I once was lucky enough to catch a neon green fireball falling downward through the sky. This looks like some type of projectile, or...

Never seen a meteor cruise horizontally across the sky.

rsmurphy wrote: Thu Nov 16, 2023 9:40 am

This is not the tell-tale sign of a meteor. I once was lucky enough to catch a neon green fireball falling downward through the sky. This looks like some type of projectile, or...

Never seen a meteor cruise horizontally across the sky.

I think that’s a bug.

rsmurphy wrote: Thu Nov 16, 2023 9:40 am Never seen a meteor cruise horizontally across the sky.

The Perseids often track nearly horizontally.

Shallow angle of entry relative to our inclination with the ecliptic, which this time of year will be lower at night. Shallow angle at high altitude so that atmospheric deceleration is low, could look very much like that. If they didn't quote 'flash bang' I'd think it might have even bounced off the atmosphere if the angle was shallow enough.

Any superluminal civilization will have the ability to manipulate spacetime in a way where ionization and plasma effects don't even come into play. They're there and then suddenly, they aren't.

Loving this jellyfish UFO story making the rounds mostly because it reminds me of the 80s Sega video game Zaxxon and how it scrolls through a landscape, albeit without the explosions and "pew pew* raygun sounds



I recently watched The Stuff and there was a scene where a couple of kids are playing it. I've been low-key obsessed since. Maybe this is a sign like the Devil's Tower in CEotTK.

rsmurphy wrote: Thu Nov 16, 2023 9:40 am Never seen a meteor cruise horizontally across the sky.

I happened to be one of the people who saw the Peekskill meteorite along the Pittsburgh part of its flight path, and it was traveling nearly horizontally, which makes sense, since it struck ground (well, car) in upstate NY. So a horizontal flight path isn't unheard of.

Maurice wrote: Fri Jan 12, 2024 10:42 am

rsmurphy wrote: Thu Nov 16, 2023 9:40 am Never seen a meteor cruise horizontally across the sky.

I happened to be one of the people who saw the Peekskill meteorite

Thanks for that rabbit hole. We are fireball bros! Myself and a couple of other folks caught one streaking through the sky while smoking outside of Township one night. Very, very cool.

rsmurphy wrote: Thu Jan 11, 2024 2:17 pm
Loving this jellyfish UFO story making the rounds mostly because it reminds me of the 80s Sega video game Zaxxon and how it scrolls through a landscape, albeit without the explosions and "pew pew* raygun sounds

I recently watched The Stuff and there was a scene where a couple of kids are playing it. I've been low-key obsessed since. Maybe this is a sign like the Devil's Tower in CEotTK.

BROOOOO I loved Zaxxon! And I love The Stuff.


This mf thing doesn't look anything like a jellyfish, and it looks fake as fuck, but hey that's entertainment!

rsmurphy wrote: Fri Jan 12, 2024 11:45 am

Maurice wrote: Fri Jan 12, 2024 10:42 am

rsmurphy wrote: Thu Nov 16, 2023 9:40 am Never seen a meteor cruise horizontally across the sky.

I happened to be one of the people who saw the Peekskill meteorite

Thanks for that rabbit hole. We are fireball bros! Myself and a couple of other folks caught one streaking through the sky while smoking outside of Township one night. Very, very cool.

It was very impressive! I've seen a few quick steeply angled fireballs since then, but nothing as dramatic as that one.