‘Flying Triangle’ sightings on the rise

[Hand of Evil]

‘Flying Triangle’ sightings on the rise

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/5897539/

‘Flying Triangle’ sightings on the rise

New analysis spurs speculation on secret planes. An eyewitness in Port Washington, Wis., described a large object that flew over her home at an altitude of 500 feet in October 1998.

 

[Inconsequenti-AL]

Good articles!

Had a spate of sightings in UK as well - not sure what type of things they've been seeing though.

Why all the lights on the side of those things? Surely if they're large and quiet why would the designers line the sides with overgrown christmas tree lights?

 

[BOZ]

because they want us to know that they know what we think we know?

 

[Ferret]

Flashing lights seem like a simple way to communicate a code or message. I'm saying there are little green men in them, perhaps they are just programed. But It looks less and less likely that they are Secret Planes.

 

[Hand of Evil]

Good articles!

Had a spate of sightings in UK as well - not sure what type of things they've been seeing though.

Why all the lights on the side of those things? Surely if they're large and quiet why would the designers line the sides with overgrown christmas tree lights?

Sound and light can be used as a weapon and or a defense.

 

[Krieg]

But It looks less and less likely that they are Secret Planes.

Based on what?

There is no credible evidence to suggest ANY origin for the phenomenom right now. To suggest otherwise is nothing more than wishful thinking.

 

[vulcan_idic]

Why all the lights on the side of those things? Surely if they're large and quiet why would the designers line the sides with overgrown christmas tree lights?

Perhaps because it causes us cognitive dissonance when we can see something, but not hear it... thus increasing the "spookiness" factor... psy-ops sort of thing. Fear is a weapon too.

 

[vulcan_idic]

Oh yeah, this is a trustworthy source... <Sarcasm>

Did you look into this so-called "National Institute for Discovery Science at all? Here's a link to their homepage.

While I don't discount the possibility of secret projects, or even - with an admittedly infinitesimal chance - true extraterrestrial visitation, I'm hardly likely to take the word of these guys. It may not be PC to judge people on the way they (or their website) looks, but I'm sorry, this is why you dress up all nice for work, you want to look *professional*.