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jackovesk
3rd October 2013, 16:13
Alien Body And Tech Recovered In Mexico Meteor Crash Forces Locals To Consider UFO Crash Caused Power Outage, UFO Sighting News.
October 1, 2013
http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-6sbdwp_BKlA/UkpBDMPgtQI/AAAAAAAASMM/h8WHlZNbOFg/s640/Yucatan,+Mexico,+meteor,+meteorite,+UFO,+UFOs,+sig hting,+sightings,+ovni,+omni,+alien,+aliens,+autop sy,+body,+crash,+ancient,+paranormal,+helmet,+corp se,+top+secret,+hackers,+wikileaks,+news,+Rihanna, +1.jpg
Date of sighting: September 28 or 27, 2013
Location of sighting: Ichmul, Yucatan, Mexico
Source: http://strangesounds.org/2013/09/huge-fireball-explosion-creates-power-outage-in-yucatan-mexico.html
Now this was a such a powerful meteor that fell that power everywhere nearby blacked out, but I want to say this looks like ancient alien technology.
Look at the body of what looks to be an alien skeleton drone...robot or space suit, because there is no way even an alien body could withstand falling from space and still look this good.
The people who found it all over said they found "parts" all over the ground...they didn't use the word pieces, which means they thought they looked like technology
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-Ybt_29fu6ng/UkpB6fWYhCI/AAAAAAAASMU/DkQ-swT0rY0/s640/Yucatan,+Mexico,+meteor,+meteorite,+UFO,+UFOs,+sig hting,+sightings,+ovni,+omni,+alien,+aliens,+autop sy,+body,+crash,+ancient,+paranormal,+helmet,+corp se,+top+secret,+hackers,+wikileaks,+news,+Rihanna, +2.jpg
In the photo above...stop reading and what is your first thought when looking at this photo above?
Yeah, probably the same as mine. It looks like the helmet for an alien or even more likely an alien robot. This is alien tech and its in the hands of people that haven't the slightest clue at how valuable it is.
Alien tech is so advanced that the circuitry is built with the body in once piece...think of the blood veins inside our body but micro size.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-vyj4i0L3-74/UkpCxj6PhVI/AAAAAAAASMc/PQh0_3JIOro/s640/Yucatan,+Mexico,+meteor,+meteorite,+UFO,+UFOs,+sig hting,+sightings,+ovni,+omni,+alien,+aliens,+autop sy,+body,+crash,+ancient,+paranormal,+helmet,+corp se,+top+secret,+hackers,+wikileaks,+news,+Rihanna, +3.jpg
These objects are mostly hollow with the exact same thickness of outer shell. That should be impossible, even a geode has unevenness in places.
Let me present to you the scenario I believed happened.
The drone or alien robot was doing maintenance outside the ship when it accidentally was cut loose attached to some large piece of equipment, maybe radar or communications. I say communications because then if communications could work for it, this probably would not have happened.
The robot or alien in a suit works hard to establish communications, but failed and was caught in Earths gravitational field, pulling it though our atmosphere, scorching it and melting it along the way. Thats what I believed happened.
The country that gets its hands on this technology could potentially change the world.
I am confident if the technology still has this much structure, then there should be a lot of remnants that remain 100% intact within it.
Good luck finding any of the pieces of it, I am sure the CIA/NSA will have it in their hands before the end of the week, and out of the public eye. SCW
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6oE4vpq2Sc&feature=player_embedded
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FSJwoEmyZ0g&feature=player_embedded
http://www.ufosightingsdaily.com/2013/10/alien-body-and-tech-recovered-in-mexico.html
indigopete
3rd October 2013, 16:20
Someone's been watching too much Star Trek.
It may have fallen from the sky but you can be pretty sure it's not "Alien" (as in came from another star system).
Lefty Dave
3rd October 2013, 17:08
Looks like a geode...or space junk...to me...
aranuk
3rd October 2013, 17:12
Someone's been watching too much Star Trek.
It may have fallen from the sky but you can be pretty sure it's not "Alien" (as in came from another star system).
How do you make out that conclusion Pete. There is certainly evidence of something, how come you "know"?
I don't know much at all. But I can't rule out everything it could be.
Stan
Sidney
3rd October 2013, 18:16
First thing I noticed is, it's hallow. So, what was inside it??? Curious to find out what the analysis tells. Unless of course they send it to china for recycling before that can be done. :)
Lifebringer
3rd October 2013, 21:15
A geode = rock, fallen from space= meteor or asteroidal rock, with planetary solar system and sun coming in= keiper belt debrie,= Something strange comes in the night.
Prepare now, only a couple weeks left. Beans, p-nut butter and long shelf items that use little water.
TigaHawk
3rd October 2013, 22:04
What's wrong with you people???
Seriously....
That's obviously condensed swam gass that has formed into a solid.
sheesh... people will believe anything these day's....
:tongue1::tongue1::tongue1::tongue1::tongue1::tongue1::tongue1:
Vitalux
4th October 2013, 00:29
Well....
I tend to believe there are a heck of a lot of aliens out there. Just because we can't always see them, doesn't make them any less real :washing:
Just consider " The Ringmakers of Saturn (http://podcast.sjrdesign.net/files/070_RingmakersOfSaturn.pdf); by Dr Norman Bergrun.
In this book he talks about spaceships at least twenty-one thousand miles long doing industrial processes in the Rings of Saturn. Yes real Alien spaceships 3 times the diameter of Earth, doing space work right on our own backyard.
http://astronomy.com/-/media/Images/News%20and%20Observing/Sky%20this%20Month/2013/04/Saturn-moons.jpg?mw=600
Mike Gorman
4th October 2013, 13:24
Yes, precisely aranuk, why is it that people put forth these absolute statements-the objects obviously started out in the shape of that humanoid-it is weird ****
Someone's been watching too much Star Trek.
It may have fallen from the sky but you can be pretty sure it's not "Alien" (as in came from another star system).
How do you make out that conclusion Pete. There is certainly evidence of something, how come you "know"?
I don't know much at all. But I can't rule out everything it could be.
Stan
Flowerpunkchip
9th October 2013, 23:52
upon seeing the photos i automatically thought of this 1993 classic case in Italy which i read in one of Timothy Good's books "unearthly disclosure"
The photos are polaroids.
http://files.abovetopsecret.com/images/member/4a9a643f13b7.jpg
indigopete
10th October 2013, 15:15
How do you make out that conclusion Pete. There is certainly evidence of something, how come you "know"?
I don't know much at all. But I can't rule out everything it could be.
Hi Stan
Clearly, I can't "know" for sure, as you say. But it's a bit like someone telling you that last Sunday's Grand Prix was won by a double decker bus.
How would you react if someone told you that ? Would you believe them ?
You couldn't know for sure that it wasn't true, but you'd have to consider some other, more likely conclusions first:
- they were joking
- Jenson Button had recently renamed his new car "Double Decker Bus" without you knowing
- etc etc
Well, given what we know about physics and even the most local parts of the universe, the idea that interstellar travel over several light year distances is about as likely as someone winning a grand prix with a double decker bus. In fact, even far less likely.
I mean, we have to be honest about it - as I've posited in other threads - it's far easier just to be born on this planet than to try to get here in a spaceship from even the nearest known location that "might" support life. I've done quite a lot of thinking about this and started to realise how subjective the universe is. That is - you can't look at it and ever really know or see anything of any distance away, let alone travel there.
Think about that - if you can't even SEE it or KNOW IT how could it ever be possible to travel to it ? Even when we look up in the sky at night, we're not seeing those stars - we cannot ever. We're only seeing into the past - what was there years ago (in most cases thousands and millions of years ago).
So therefore, it's part of the universal nature of reality that once spirit "precipitates" as matter (if I can use that metaphor) it's stuck where it is more or less.
To get a feel for the ideas involved in considering these concepts, I think one needs to sit down and do a lot of reflection on the various physical principles involved - astronomical distances, time, notions of the physical vs metaphysical existence etc. It really starts to crystallise your perceptions on things and can help you to make your own appraisals about all the speculation and claims that are flying around on the internet.
For myself, I don't care how many pictures of de-formed mini-humanoids or weird saucer shapes on Youtube or ex-Generals with stories they parade in front of me. None of that stuff passes the smell test because it's all heresay and doesn't begin to address the problems with interstellar travel.
I don't doubt that something's going on - there are so many reports of abductions, secret research projects etc etc, so I'm persuaded that there is a UFO "phenomenon".
But it doesn't square with the idea of interstellar travel, so that means that we must look elsewhere for the explanations.
Gardener
10th October 2013, 15:39
Looks very much like what happens when fulgurite is formed in the dessert, but in this case maybe the lightening has hit the falling meteor which may or may not be quartz based.
http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/but-not-simpler/2013/07/02/what-really-happens-when-lightning-strikes-sand-the-science-behind-a-viral-photo/
conk
10th October 2013, 16:30
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But it doesn't square with the idea of interstellar travel, so that means that we must look elsewhere for the explanations.Try looking at inter-dimensional, rather than interstellar.
indigopete
10th October 2013, 19:27
Try looking at inter-dimensional, rather than interstellar
conk - that's kind of my point.
Interdimensional "travel" is what we're all familiar with - commonly known as "being born". It's how all of humanity got here.
What I'm saying is, we are missing the obvious - life "travels" throughought the universe and emerges on planets by means of "being born" on that planet. It doesn't use rust buckets (which would be impossible anyway due to the distance involved).
Why would 'aliens' use spaceships to 'get around' when they already have a perfectly functioning interdimensional vehicle in biology ?
Please think about this. This spaceship stuff is bunkum - there's no way there's any point in moving physical matter around astronomical distances (nor is it physically possible). When you use the word "interdimensional" I'm not sure you actually know what you mean.
As far as physical life goes, leaving your body behind and "travelling" in a metaphysical (interdimensional) domain means dying. Period.
If you look around you, you'll see millions of people continuously dying and others continuously being born. Even if you don't believe in re-incarnation, you have to say these people arrive from and leave into a metaphysical domain. (By analogy, a house that has not yet been built can exist in an architects plans which is a "metaphysical" domain by definition).
Spaceships and bodies, however, cannot propel themselves across the universe. You can't go fast enough and even if you could, you'd arrive so far in the future that you would never actually 'arrive' as such.
On the other hand, none of these limitations (imposed by Special relativity) apply to massless things - like dreams, personalities, energies etc. So who's to say what happens when we die or before we're born.
I'm not saying the UFO phenomeon isn't "real" in some respect. But it's origin is likely to be terrestrial whatever it is - or near earth real, like within our solar system. All the evidence is heresay - i.e. it's based on testimony of 3rd parties. None of them have actually ever demonstrated the possibility of interstellar travel despite there being thousands of reports of abductions, 'secret' technology projects, captured aliens and wot not.
We need to look at other explanations for this stuff that square with what we know about ourselves, the world and physical principals on which the material universe works.
conk
11th October 2013, 15:57
Try looking at inter-dimensional, rather than interstellar
I'm not sure you actually know what you mean.
Well, I certainly would not argue you that point. :o I often speak from the South end of the alimentary canal.
A former NASA administrator (forget his name, but he was older and had a grey VanDyke beard) spoke of ETs that move through different dimensions. His theory held that they came here and left in groups, possible stacked on top of each other like a cylinder, requiring less energy when forming one 'thing'. A few years later 6 objects were filmed doing just that, flying right on top of each other forming a single object that just blinked out.
Lisa Randall, the brillant pysicist, postulates many theories about multiple dimensions, universes, or realities. Many of her cohorts agree. So, so much we don't know. Maybe the ETs manipulate time and space somehow. What is certain is that there is some crazy stuff occuring in the sky and around us. People in my family have had incredible experiences that may never be explained and imagination or delusion are not one of the answers.
Does the Hollow Earth idea sit well with you? Advanced people living inside the Earth, moving in and out and around through volcanoes and oceans? Something is definately flying around out there.
indigopete
15th October 2013, 14:08
that they came here and left in groups...
But notice your use of the word "they". The implication is that ET's are 3rd parties.
What about US !! Are we not ET's ? Do we not float around the universe and utilise inter dimensional travel ? If not, how else did we get here ?
That's my main problem with the whole ET agenda - the "them" thing. Human beings referring to ET's in the 3rd person is like holidaymakers jetting off to the Caribean and then asking "where to all these people on the beach come from" ?
The thing is, you can do the "smell" test - for example, that NASA guy talks about ETs moving through different dimensions and then in the same breath alludes to them saving 'energy'. Well the thing about that is that you don't need any energy unless you are travelling through a physical medium - the material plane, in which case you'd need infinite energy to get anywhere.
You see ? There are all these problems with the ET agenda which lead me to conclude the phenomenon's terrestrial.
Does the Hollow Earth idea sit well with you? Advanced people living inside the Earth
Yes - could well be an explanation. The planet's got a pretty big surface area but an absolute humungous volume, so anything could be going on in there ! :)
Ammit
15th October 2013, 18:14
I don't get it, sorry.
To me it just looks likes lumps of once molten slag....
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