oh yeah.I always seem to have spelling errors at that word.as well as many others.GODDAMN MY GRAMMAR AND SPELLING!
edit :s hit a page late 
ps:and Door:you just can’t trust anyone these days.not even your donut.
pps :s orry for the bad donut joke
It’s Rosewood sir…
wait what?now I’m seriously confused if I already wasn’t.fist it’s rosswel,now Rosewood…what next a pinãta helmet
I’m sure that if somethings secret it’s NOT on the internet.in other words:[COLOR=‘Red’]FAKE
See where it says [COLOR=‘Red’]UNCLASSIFIED over the word “Secret?”
The image is from the pdf link I posted on the first page - you know, the one that points towards the Ministry of Defense website? (mod.uk)
Open the PDF, scroll down to the 1st page:
https://www.mod.uk/NR/rdonlyres/7D2B11E0-EA9F-45EA-8883-A3C00546E752/0/uap_exec_summary_dec00.pdf
I still doubt it is real.
Oh, I have no doubt that is a real Ministry of Defense document. However, that doesn’t mean that it is entirely true… 
We all know here it’s a gouverment cover-up, like the Black Mesa incident.
Well known picture :
If somebody see some plasma shit, please tell me.
Looks very fake to me, whats the source?
My theory is that the mind-altering properties of the plasma phenomenon causes people to legitimately think they are seeing that kind of classic chrome disk-shaped spacecraft, because of their pre-existing biases based on science fiction and popular culture - when in fact they are attributing this image to something that is merely a glowing ball of light - superficially similar to how a chrome object would appear in the sky. Thats the reason I think any photographs that definitively show the classic UFO form are forgeries - a legit photo would show the orb itself and not the human interpretation of it.
People were creative in the forties, you know. It’s not like people didn’t get creative with a little fishing line tied to model kits and pie tins.
The Egyptians probably weren’t helped by aliens when building the Pyramids, either. The dude carving the hieroglyphs got bored and created cartoons about mechanical blobs that eat lightbulbs.
lolwut
You can’t prove it didn’t happen.
From the Billy Meier Case in 1975 in Switzerland.
Almost sure it’s a fake tho since you look the guy’s face and his other “pictures” at
https://www.ufoevidence.org/cases/case989.htm
On a totally unrelated note, the fact that its easy to find fake photographs of UFOs doesn’t imply the UK Ministry of Defense scientists’ conclusions about the phenomenon are incorrect.
Of course it does. It’s common knowledge that a 1,500 square mile electromagnet is buried under the South West desert near the Mexican border, which sucks up Flyin’ Saucers like moths to a lantern. If you see a UFO anywhere else, it’s a hoax.
Yeah, you’re right:
South/Central America seems to be a hot spot for sightings, but so is Wiltshire, UK, which is also known as a popular crop circle site. Interestingly enough, unidentified electromagnetic phenomenonhas also been proposed by the scientific community as an explanation for crop circles.
No, elongated and blown out grain stalk nodes and magnetized spherical soil deposits are potentially an electromagnetic phenomenon.
Besides, everyone knows crop circles are made with ropes and stomping boards, not chains.
This thread is such a waste.