Such an “honest question”, asked on one’s very first post, sounds like a fishing expedition by some reporter. Could it beeee.....?

 

Because despite whatever you may have been told, there really is such a thing as a stupid question.

 

I've seen many things - not a pilot yet, but taken it to the next level. Saw something last night that made me concerned, though. Would like to speak to a pilot about what I/we saw. 50+ aircraft, high altitude, in a line. Probably military but either way, disconcerting. Many questions.

 

Starlink satellite.
https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sour...WgyHqnCIaw-FUJ

 

Is this what you saw? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CS7wSAssJ5s
SpaceX satellites for star link. I've seen them as high as 44 in a row. If you catch them right after a launch (there is one on the 23rd I believe) you can see them very close together.

Great program to track them to see if they are going to be overhead your home is https://james.darpinian.com/satellites/

 

Bizjet, AA and Airbus pilots talk to ATC about UFO, Mar2018:
https://www.newsweek.com/ufo-sightin...merican-861975

UFO Patents received by the Navy, after overcoming objections of the US Patent Office. The craft flies through water, air and space:
https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zon...-tech-advances
https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zon...fusion-reactor
https://www.popularmechanics.com/mil...ctor-inventor/

I have seen UFOs three times. I have talked to other pilots that have seen them. There are MANY cases of pilots, including major airline pilots and military pilots that have seen UFOs. I'm not going to post them all here. And the Mexican Air Force officially reported that they had tracked and tried to intercept an actual UFO. The US Navy now has an official process in place to report UFO-type incidents. And I'm sure you've read about and seen the videos from the Navy carrier pilots in the Pacific and Atlantic that had the UFO incidents.

And, that crack about the Midwest and the abductions: I don't know what to believe here, but it makes perfect sense. Reportedly, the aliens did most of their breeding work in the rural Midwest, specifically because they wanted the most stable location, free of violence, that they could find here on Our Earth, for their breeding programs.

If you want written evidence of UFOs, you can read all about the Sumerians. They are the first civilization that started writing down their history, in about 4000 BC. There are tens of thousands of clay tablets, that explain how they got almost every possible basic technology and science that comprises our modern civilization. Their knowledge of so many areas is astounding, including about knowing all about the planets in our solar system, including the ones that cannot be seen with the naked eye, and massive information about astronomy, including the 36,000+ year cycle of the precession of Our Earth about it's axis, that makes up the 12 Ages of the Zodiak. It's hard to figure out a 36,000 year cycle, when you are living a 40-80 year lifespan.

Our history is nothing remotely like I learned about in school...

 

ATPCLIFF, any good read recommendations? I've read Forbidden Archaeology and Chariots of the Gods. I've not seen anything personally after 20K hours that I can say was a "UFO" but like to keep an open mind. Somebody very close to me had an encounter back in the nineties, it's so fascinating to hear him tell that story and recall the details!

 

For the last time:
That "Probing" you got while camping wasn't aliens.

 

I've seen the Starlink satellites the past couple nights. The first few reminded me of fighter jets in trail, but after the 10th one I realized what I was seeing. Very cool!

I have only ever seen one thing while flying that I cannot explain. It was a flashing light on the ground and not a UFO. I am positive it was manmade, but I've never been able to figure out what it was or why it was behaving the way we observed.

 

Ok, that earns a: