UFOs, UAP, and classic “flying saucer” cases….one more time
Julien [Hessdalen Lights] is fascinated by the idea that
UFOs are really UAP, and maybe akin to the phenomenon from which he derives his
online name.
And he has a valid reason for his interest; some UFO [UAP?]
sightings are caused by observers (witnesses) seeing a strange, atmospheric
light in the overhead.
In a response to a comment of his, with video, I wrote that
I wasn’t particularly intrigued (interested) in overhead lights, no matter how odd
they might be.
I’m entrenched in the “old school” thinking that some UFOs
have shown a preference for thoughtful movement and have a tangibility that
bespeaks metal or something like metal, and some apparently disgorge odd
creatures or beings, if the witnesses are not insane or have their senses in
order.
(I lump many of the creature episodes in an hallucinatory
scenario, but the intelligent like maneuvering or metallic-like sheen, again,
if the witnesses are compos mentis is indicative of something real but
still bizarre.)
The idea of UFOs (or flying saucers) being the vanguard of
extraterrestrial visitors is a preposterous idea for me: the Earth being such a
backwater, insignificant planet, in the great cosmic scheme of things.
But I do allow that one or two sightings, over the millennia
of reported sightings of odd things in the sky or on the ground, might be von
Neumann-like probes of intelligent machines or artificial intelligent
constructs – a matter I continue to pour forth here.
And let me say this about classic UFO cases/sightings via an
analogy:
If you came home from dinner out or a vacation and found
that marauders had visited your home or living space, I don’t think you’d set
the incident aside, awaiting for a future or new visit.
You’d want to know who or what had invaded your space, yes?
Those who decry interest in classic UFO cases are wrong to
bellyache about the concern some of us have about old flying saucer or UFO
sightings/events.
This means that the Arnold sighting, Roswell, the Rhodes and
Trent photos, Socorro and a plethora of other notable sightings in UFO lore are
worthy of continued thought and investigation or conjecture.
So, whether UFOs are really UAP or even figments of the
human imagination, they remain a curiosity for many of us, and are worthy of
ongoing attention, despite the nagging plea of naysayers for us to move on.
RR
