A UFO explanation may help us determine our reality….may help

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There are a number of intriguing mysteries that have confronted and confront human beings; need I name them?

But none, if resolved, tell us much about the reality that we are part of.

Even if the Shroud of Turin turns out to be the authentic burial shroud of Jesus/Christ or the calculated rocks of Stonehenge or those that make walls in the MesoAmerica landscapes prove to be man-made or constructs of the gods – even constructs of extraterrestrials as the la-la Ancient Astronauts theorists have it – what does that tell us about the existence we are immersed in, the reality that is our world?

Yet, if we get our hands on a UFO – really get hold of one – I think that we could find out what our reality consists of, what actually our existence’s sine qua non may be.

And “get hold of” means that we discover, by whatever strategies, what UFOs are or are made of.

Now I don’t want feedback from those whimsical people who write or say that there is no such thing as a UFO, because, for me and most reading this, observation of odd things in the sky or in the sea and sometimes on the ground are designated , for illustrative purposes, as unknown flying objects. They can be called anything, of course, but we who like our sobriquets pithy and sweet opt for the now common initialism UFO.

And “get our hands on” means getting something more than speed and maneuverability or outward appearance. “Getting a hold of” doesn’t necessarily mean actually grabbing one, although that would be ideal. It means grasping as many technical readouts that human equipment can muster.

There are no extraterrestrial crashed saucers or UFOs. No advanced species would make it through the violent and oblique cosmos (or even just our galaxy) only to find disaster on a relatively mild Earth.

But something else that is not an ET craft could have descended to Earth or has been brought down somehow but we have no evidence of any truly odd thing being found and examined scientifically, and determined to be truly unique in any sense.

But capturing, in various ways (as outlined above) a UFO would surely offer clues as to what our reality really is.

I find the Navy encounter of a UFO in 2014 that was described as a cube surrounded by a sphere very interesting. If more than its observation was gathered, we might have gotten something substantial about the nature of the thing encountered (seen).

And that should be the point of ufology: finding out what UFOs are and extrapolating the information garnered to provide insight (a profound epiphany) of what our reality is.

This has nothing to do with consciousness or unconsciousness or philosophical inquiry, It merely means deciphering something actual that may have significant information within and without that tells us what we humans are subject to, the reality to which we are tethered.

N.B. Image atop from my Printerest feed

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