re: UFO/Alien disclosure

There's tons of life out in the universe.

But the universe is vast beyond meaningful measure. Our Galaxy is for all intents and purposes the same vastness. Craft launched before most of us were born have just barely reached and entered the borders of the solar system.

Our species is most likely going to die the same death our individual selves do.

And that's pretty likely for any poor schmucks out there, best we'll ever find of our peers is maybe a fragmented information shell.

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It's a legitimate subject regardless whether or not anyone here believes in it... I've witnessed it

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Did somebody hide your zyprexa that night?

Thread tl;dr, but my $.02...there is other life "all over" the universe, and almost certainly in the milky way galaxy.

Also, my girlfriend witnessed first hand an occurrence in her hometown that she still swears to this day was absolutely a UFO. Aliens? Maybe, maybe not. But that night she and her friends saw it, and then another group of girls who were down the beach from her came running up screaming about the same thing.

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The reported UFO sightings grabbed national headlines, served as chatter for late night talk shows, radio shows, and even had its own History Channel special in 2008. While it's had its fair share of attention in 23 years, the incident remains one of Michigan's most head-scratching, unsolved mysteries. Videos compiling the 911 dispatch calls highlight the confusion, disbelief and natural second-guessing between police and witnesses spread between Muskegon, Ottawa, Berrien and Allegan counties. In a call between police and the National Weather Service, an officer says "we've had about 60 UFO calls," to which the NWS operator audibly sighs and replies "Oh jeez." The conversation that starts at around the six-minute mark in the video below begins as light-hearted and dismissive before the NWS operator takes a look at the radar.

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There were so many reports coming in that one of the Ottawa County 911 operators decided to call the National Weather Service radar operator at Muskegon.

Similar conversations that 911 operators had with the weather bureau operator that evening were taped and later made their way into the media. On the recordings, the radar operator’s voice could be heard describing abrupt movements of the object and multiple objects appearing on the radar screen. It was reported that what he was seeing could not be precipitation, especially at that height.

One object was tracked moving 20 miles in 10 seconds.

“He said he had three things on his radar, and they were in a triangular shape,” Holland police officer Jeff Vellhouse reportedly stated to the Muskegon radar operator. “He said they hovered over Holland and moved southwest. He said that one would move out of the triangular pattern, then move back in.”

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Listen at about the 6:00 mark

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Is there a person there. Yeah. Looks more like a reflection in a viewport.

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It can't be as a faint reflection would appear over the other surfaces...the face is clearly behind the shuttle

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Could it be a model used to demonstrate the actual launch sure spliced in because footage was damaged sure.

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Absolutely agree, however, NASA did not say it was a recreation due to damaged film...they misrepresented at a minimum