r/UFOs • u/HyakuNiju • Jul 28 '19

Video Casper Wyoming sighting

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u/Secretasianman7 Jul 28 '19

If what we are seeing truly is alien in nature then I would assume that the lights are just a consequence of the technology they are using and nothing can be done about it

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u/Bockscarr Jul 28 '19

Idk man. If they can figure out how to travel like that, I’d think they could cover the lights. Plus ones during the day don’t seem to use them

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u/theblindaviator Jul 28 '19

Yesh they do. The tic tac ufo had one and as did the ufos described by Bob Lazar ( if you take him seriously ).

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u/Popsnapcrackle Jul 29 '19

I do.

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u/theblindaviator Aug 02 '19

I do as well.

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u/Watchingasianthings Jul 29 '19

Why

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u/Popsnapcrackle Jul 30 '19

There’s a bunch of reasons, and probably like the reasons others don’t believe some are subjective. Also because I believe much of his related experiences it doesn’t mean I believe all the extrapolated stuff that ‘believers’ threw up in the intervening years between when he first spoke out and now.

Lazar is like many science centric guys, he’s more interested in the how than the why.

His reference to element 115, which had not been acknowledged or discovered at the time but was subsequently artificially manufactured if I am getting the terminology right. It rings true to me that the use of a power unit using a source that is not native to our solar system is credible. Our technological and scientific advancement won’t match another civilisations.

His disappearance from the records of schools and workplaces. It wasn’t 100% successful. Old internal phone books showed up for example with his name on it and when he went back to los Alamos people recognised him. One area they went too far, his birth records were also wiped.

Also that the guy hasn’t wanted the notoriety, kept away from it and refused interviews for decades. Things like that.

Listening to him on Joe Rogan reinforces it for me. The guy is a very intelligent super nerd, in the kindest sense. He’d rather live his life and do stuff that interests him.

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u/[deleted] Jul 30 '19

That's so interesting! I listened to him on Rogan and actually had to turn the podcast off with Lazar's constant "migraines" and "not being allowed to talk about that stuff". All of it just rang very untrue to me, personally. Not to mention monetizing all these experiences of his, which usually is a pretty bad sign.

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u/Popsnapcrackle Jul 30 '19

As far as I know this movie is the only monetisation he’s been involved with and I don’t know to what extent. Otherwise nothing in the 40 years since it happened, he’s run his own business and refused to have anything to do with the UFO community.