Another blow to the faith of thousands.
That’s one good reason to conclude we aren’t dealing with alien visitors. Think about it. If aliens were really visiting the planet during the last 100 years, would their craft really evolve from propeller-powered dirigibles to anti-gravity? Wouldn’t...
This post over at Blue Blurry Lines is a must-read (and must-see visuals) for anyone interested in UFOs. It’s pretty conclusive proof that the photo is real, but has misunderstood and misused. Here’s the photo (just as you’ll usually see it):
Breaking news … Sigh. Please don’t send this to me or post it on social media where I’ll see it. It’s fake, folks. Here’s the video. Watch it and you’ll see something very odd (not the “UFO”) that tells you it’s a...
Robert Hastings recently posted an essay that intertwines these two familiar UFO research topics: UFOs Filmed Hovering Over U.S. Air Force Nuclear Weapons Storage Area: Important New Revelations about the Paul Bennewitz Affair. The connection? In a sentence: “....
This film documentary is about UFO incidents involving multiple military witnesses at U.S. nuclear weapons facilities. It is based on the research of Robert Hastings, one of the serious people in ufology. The documentary — widely praised for the quality of the...
I recently found an article on how the recent YouTube Ad / Monetization policies have rocked the “Secure Team 10” UFO Hoax site and came across a list of “related links” that was too interesting to pass up. Seems the UFO Hoaxing community (and...
Dr Heiser:
you keep letting the facts get in the way of the truth! I.e. There never may have been a Romeo and Juliet, but that doesn’t take away the from the truth of Shakespeare’s play. In terms of this particular story, what is of interest is not how folks are mistaken about the nature of the undersea formation, but what they make of it, why they make of it what they make of it, what these imaginings reveal about the Zeitgeist, etc. The very same can be said about the “truth” of religious beliefs…(!)
I never made a factual claim about how people process it — so your criticism is misguided. Of course people make use of it for their worldview.