Saturday, October 29, 2005

UFOs Seen All Over CA

Mars is in close opposition to earth right now, as close as it has been in 60,000 years. The fact that UFO sightings rise during Mars oppositions has been documented by the MUFON Journal. This is one of the few statistically consistent cycles in UFO observation.


This observation provokes several theories, all of them weird. In an earlier era, we might have ascribed increased UFO sightings during Mars oppositions to increased reconnaissance by Martian saucer-pilots. After all, our own Mars missions are slated to take advantage of Mars' close approaches; could the presumed Martians have a similar fixation with economy?

But the reported flight characteristics of UFOs tend to belie a Martian origin. Whatever they are, UFOs consistently defy the brute-force propulsion used to loft our probes (and eventually our astronauts) to other planets; I'd be shocked to discover that an advanced alien civilization living in our immediate solar neighborhood would rely on anything as feeble as rocket technology.




Jacques Vallee


Which leaves the enticing possibility that the intelligence behind the UFO phenomenon wants us to think it's from Mars. If researchers like Jacques Vallee are correct and UFOs are manifestations of a psychosocial conditioning system that antedates history, then we might expect all sorts of misdirection. Indeed, the annals of ufology are filled with accounts of bizarre humanoids divulging their native star systems to flummoxed witnesses. (Betty Hill's encounter with a peculiarly chatty "Gray" included a good look at a "star map," complete with galactic thoroughfares.)

2 comments:

Ken said...

"The bases did not send aircraft to check on the reports of lights."

Jesus H. Christ, what about homeland security?!? Do you know WHY the bases didn't check on those reports?? Probably because they ALREADY KNEW what those lights were -- i.e., top secret military craft which are being tested at night. Of course the government will deny that they know anything about it -- but, as they say, "What artless jealously is guilt! It spills itself, even in fearing to be spilt!"

Mac said...

But what if the "projector" -- monolith or whatever it is -- is physically located on Mars?

Intriguing thought. Maybe it's an attention-getting ploy.