Do you believe in UFO's?

[Tabiti]

I believe that UFO's are just technologies kept in secret.
Every man with average intelligence would accept the fact there is a big possibility of another life form existance out of our planet, however I don't think it is like the green/gray large eyed Mongoloid creatures flying around in Star wars like ships kidnapping people.

[Quasimodem]

I have actually seen a UFO twice in my life. The most recent one: when I was wondering outside my house at night, at around 7:30, I saw this odd bright star like object in the sky moving silently. At first I was like, could this be a plane or a jet? But there was a jet flying beside. So, I was just staring up in awe at it. I tried to get some of my family members to come outside and see it, but they all thought I was crazy. So I went back outside and just watched. It was pretty amazing.

Was it the space station?

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What was the date you saw it?

[Duckelf]

No, of course not. There is no scientific evidence nor any rational reason to believe that we have been visited by aliens.

[Argyll]

Was it the space station?

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What was the date you saw it?

I can't quite remember, but it definately was not a space station; it was too close for that. As I am a believer in the conspiriacy theories (though not raving mad), I think that the local air force base, Shaw Air Force Base, may have had something to do with it.

[Dead Eye]

I do believe in UFO's but i am now more inclined to believe that they are something that the military has under wraps.I first started to believe that they might be something to do with the military when i heard about the Nazi's and their space programme and all of the other high tech UFO's,if you will,that they had.

The only thing that now makes me think otherwise is all of the sightings in centuries gone by.Unless we have of course mastered time travel.

[Indiohammer]

It would be selfish to think we are the only ' inteligent ' race in the universe so to speak, so to put it bluntly, yeah, I do believe in UFO's, tho, many of the things I hear about them sound like fairy tales.

[Svipdag]

Let me put it this way. I have often said that I have seen many unidentified flying objects. However, I do not claim to be an expert at identifying flying objects.

I have seen nothing that I would call uncanny. I have seen photographs of things purported to be UFO's which are obviously mirages. One from Israel looked like the facade of a hotel ! I'm sure that it WAS a mirage image of the facade of a hotel, and, if its discoverer would just look around downtown Tel Aviv, I'm sure he would find it.

Some I recognise as cumulus lenticulatus clouds. The erratic zig-zag motions reported of some UFO's are due to fatigue of the eye muscles. On a dark night, stare at a distant street light and watch it jump around. I am not trying to debunk UFO's, merely stating that, as an amateur astronomer who has spent many hours gazing at the sky, I have never seen anything that I considered unexplainable.


"Raffiniert ist der Herr Gott, aber boshaft ist er nicht." - Albert Einstein

[Pallantides]

I believe there might be other advanced life-forms out there, but I'm not sure if any of them have visited earth yet.

[Peyrol]

Just read some books of John Keel, Jacques Vallèe, Michel Aimè, Bud Hopkins, Carl Sagan, Allen Hynek, James Condon, Robert Temple, etc.

[Anglojew]

This question is badly phased; UFOs are real as they are anything unidentified flying in the sky (or space). The real question is are some of these unidentified objects not manmade and from other intergalactic civilizations?

Scientists speculate there's literally thousands of planets (possibly millions) capable of sustaining life. That there is life elsewhere in the universe is therefore a logical probability knowing what we know of elements and the composition of the universe. The next questions are if that life is intelligent and if those intelligences have visited earth.

I myself subscribe to the ancient aliens hypothesis first postulated by Erich Von Daniken.