Astrophotographer
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Big snip of the usual quoting of Dr. M. who has been shown to be gullible to the point of allowing hoaxes to get by him and influence his writings. It is the same stuff we have seen before.
Right. It is a UFO. It is unidentified. There is no evidence that it involves technology or phenomena outside the known natural world and there is no eivdence that the radar/visual/film are positively confirmed. Time to move onward.
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You have yet to show this actually happened the way it has been described. Until you can demonstrate this actually happened, it is unknown. Time to move onward.
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The ONLY sources you have cited are the sources by Dr. M or those with an interest in the subject. You have not presented any opposiing opinions and when presented, you hand wave them away as if you have no interest in them. You have gone as far as calling scientists dishonest. At least I give Dr. M. the benefit of the doubt and suggest he is just plain gullible.
Big Snip of more ranting and raving.
No, you have not examined the evidence entirely and honestly. You give weight to that you want to accept and give no weight to opposing opinions. It is unscientific and biased.
Everybody in this forum has accepted the fact that there are UFO cases that can not be positively explained. However, we also note that none of the evidence to date points towards extraordinary forces (or whatever you want to call them). If you believe they do, then you need better evidence. Once again, I like to point out what the NOVA program commentator stated about this "will to believe".
...like most UFO sightings, part of its interest lies in what it reveals about ourselves. Some people when confronted with unfamiliar lights in the sky like this feel the need to find an unusual explanation. For them, science has taken much of the mystery out of life and by concluding that the answer can be found in beings from other worlds, they return an element of mystery to our own world.
I think I can speak for the forum in that you have not presented a very good case for "aliens" (which is what you stated in your very first post). This is why you have backpeddled to another description but you have not even proven these points. The evidence is anecdotal and that which is not (i.e photos, films etc) is weak or suspect. If you want to say you have proven all of this, feel free to do so. However, you haven't and I suggest you attempt to perform this task with a group of your fellow scientists, who are not involved with the UFO subject. If you can get them to agree with you, then come back and let us know.
Another snip of the usual.
WHAT unknown variables? It is “unsolved” because it is a UFO! Not because the sighting did not occur! ALL the evidence points toward a UFO - NOT AP NOT SB – but UFO. We have radar/visual/film conjunction. THAT is evidence Astrophotographer….
Right. It is a UFO. It is unidentified. There is no evidence that it involves technology or phenomena outside the known natural world and there is no eivdence that the radar/visual/film are positively confirmed. Time to move onward.
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What term would YOU ascribe to objects that take evasive action when an attempt at approach is made, then returns to station after the approach attempt is called off (this case)? What term would YOU use to describe an object that flees from, and then chases an F-4 (Tehran case)?
You have yet to show this actually happened the way it has been described. Until you can demonstrate this actually happened, it is unknown. Time to move onward.
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That is a blatant untruth (to be polite) Astrophotographer. I cite MANY different sources – as you well know! This is merely the pot calling the kettle black! “Don’t bother me with the evidence, my mind is made up”! LOL.
The ONLY sources you have cited are the sources by Dr. M or those with an interest in the subject. You have not presented any opposiing opinions and when presented, you hand wave them away as if you have no interest in them. You have gone as far as calling scientists dishonest. At least I give Dr. M. the benefit of the doubt and suggest he is just plain gullible.
Big Snip of more ranting and raving.
I examine the evidence both for and against and decide according to the weight of that evidence.
No, you have not examined the evidence entirely and honestly. You give weight to that you want to accept and give no weight to opposing opinions. It is unscientific and biased.
Everybody in this forum has accepted the fact that there are UFO cases that can not be positively explained. However, we also note that none of the evidence to date points towards extraordinary forces (or whatever you want to call them). If you believe they do, then you need better evidence. Once again, I like to point out what the NOVA program commentator stated about this "will to believe".
...like most UFO sightings, part of its interest lies in what it reveals about ourselves. Some people when confronted with unfamiliar lights in the sky like this feel the need to find an unusual explanation. For them, science has taken much of the mystery out of life and by concluding that the answer can be found in beings from other worlds, they return an element of mystery to our own world.
I think I can speak for the forum in that you have not presented a very good case for "aliens" (which is what you stated in your very first post). This is why you have backpeddled to another description but you have not even proven these points. The evidence is anecdotal and that which is not (i.e photos, films etc) is weak or suspect. If you want to say you have proven all of this, feel free to do so. However, you haven't and I suggest you attempt to perform this task with a group of your fellow scientists, who are not involved with the UFO subject. If you can get them to agree with you, then come back and let us know.
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