UFOs Are Here

[Eskilon]

7 hours ago, StyxNStone said:

If you ever spot a UFO, don’t go sprinting toward it begging for answers to the mysteries of the universe like it’s the last clearance sale on cosmic wisdom. These things reportedly emit dangerously high levels of radiation and EMFs. Anecdotally, people who got too close suffered horrific injuries, even death, just from being within 300 feet. Perhaps it’s one of the reasons they stay away from us. 

Well, anecdotally too, people report that ETs have control of visibility of UFOS, so if you see one, they know you are seeing them and they are allowing you to see them, and chances are that only you or a handfull of people are seeing them.

There are many accounts of people getting close to UFOs and nothing significantly happening to them. If any thing physiological and psychological effects happens more on onboard experiences. Not saying any of this is true beyond a shadow of doubt, but yeah.

All in all, I wouldn't touch it that's for sure.

Edited Friday at 05:24 PM by Eskilon

[Natasha Tori Maru]

This shit below is more my jam - I don't read others theories. I try to go for first-hand recounts.

OFC it could be completely full of shit, a LARP etc. This is more going into the NHI that are associated with UAPs

It's interesting. I will sit through these interviews and scope body language, tonal reads, facial micro-expressions. I slow them down and watch for a full analysis. I even cross reference other interviews with individuals to try to get a read on how genuine, authentic and candid they are (also to get their baseline). This one caught me, and I return to it often. Guy claims to have had contact with an alien. My conclusion is he is deluding himself. There is some mixture of truth and lies in this. 

The story of J-Rod:

 

 

 

Edited Saturday at 03:17 AM by Natasha Tori Maru
If anyone enjoys the above, I have quite a few more curiosities floating around - if you want to binge the topic

[Natasha Tori Maru]

@Joshe

I don't see a problem diving into topics such as these as long as no firm conclusions are being drawn.

I don't see anyone here being a raving believer.

And this is coming from someone who is an experiencer. Being part of some insane online spaces where people are completely seized by their falsely drawn conclusions. There is just so much shit out there regarding UFOs etc - it's difficult to dismiss the entire topic at this point.

If this conversation wasn't welcome, there wouldn't be a thread on it  

[LoneWonderer]

2 hours ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:

This shit below is more my jam - I don't read others theories. I try to go for first-hand recounts.

OFC it could be completely full of shit, a LARP etc. This is more going into the NHI that are associated with UAPs

It's interesting. I will sit through these interviews and scope body language, tonal reads, facial micro-expressions. I slow them down and watch for a full analysis. I even cross reference other interviews with individuals to try to get a read on how genuine, authentic and candid they are (also to get their baseline). This one caught me, and I return to it often. Guy claims to have had contact with an alien. My conclusion is he is deluding himself. There is some mixture of truth and lies in this. 

The story of J-Rod:

 

 

 

Thanks for the share, have saved it to the watch later list on YT. 👍

[Natasha Tori Maru]

Anyone thirsty for more stuff - Roswell UFO incident 

W. Glen Dennis interview - He claimed he visited the base hospital and saw unusual wreckage and was warned to leave. Later, a nurse (whom he never named definitively) supposedly told him about autopsies on small alien bodies.

This guy reads more authentic to me. Who knows

https://youtu.be/_DA-g94Ro1I?si=IziC9VAnSf1XYUvc

[Wilhelm44]

Has anyone visited the ECETI ranch ?  Sounds like a good spot to actually see UFO's.

[Cheese]

1 hour ago, Wilhelm44 said:

Has anyone visited the ECETI ranch ?  Sounds like a good spot to actually see UFO's.

Haven't been there. I think there is a movie/documentary in production about the ranch. Peter Maxwell from Australia usually records these types of orb flashes as well. 

[Wilhelm44]

33 minutes ago, Cheese said:

Haven't been there. I think there is a movie/documentary in production about the ranch. Peter Maxwell from Australia usually records these types of orb flashes as well. 

According to Gilliland and others, some of the highly evolved extra terrestrials don't travel in metal ships. Apparently some of these vehicles are like living organisms, and some are called light ships. 

[Cheese]

1 hour ago, Wilhelm44 said:

According to Gilliland and others, some of the highly evolved extra terrestrials don't travel in metal ships. Apparently some of these vehicles are like living organisms, and some are called light ships. 

I hope he is right, i have now heard so many pov's and different explanations that my head is now exploding. All i know is that these light-orbs are also observed in a place in northern Europe for the past decade. So i wonder if this is a worldwide phenomenon. I can see in the video that it is flying by, why cannot it be in Europes atmosphere in a few hours and later appear above Australia. 

[Wilhelm44]

2 hours ago, Cheese said:

I hope he is right, i have now heard so many pov's and different explanations that my head is now exploding. All i know is that these light-orbs are also observed in a place in northern Europe for the past decade. So i wonder if this is a worldwide phenomenon. I can see in the video that it is flying by, why cannot it be in Europes atmosphere in a few hours and later appear above Australia. 

I dont know what these orbs are, but I'm sure some of these crafts are capable of some kind of interdimensional travel.

[Joshe]

On 8/1/2025 at 10:43 PM, Natasha Tori Maru said:

I don't see a problem diving into topics such as these as long as no firm conclusions are being drawn.

lol. Firm conclusions are definitely being drawn, regardless any claims of mere speculative entertainment. 

Unfortunately, I don't have time to elucidate the mechanisms I see in action throughout this post and how they're more problematic than anything, and it wouldn't be welcomed anyway, so I'll just leave you guys to it 😆

Edited Sunday at 02:57 AM by Joshe

[Natasha Tori Maru]

@Joshe Oh! Well there you have it - I am projecting for sure

I should say - *I* haven't firmly drawn any conclusions. I change my mind on this topic like the wind changes 

Edited Sunday at 03:05 AM by Natasha Tori Maru

[Natasha Tori Maru]

Ariel School UFO encounter 16th Sep 1994 (Zimbabwe) 

An older one - but more first hand recounts for anyone who hasn't gone deep into the history of UFOs / UAPs.

UFO landed in front of 62 students - beings approached and interacted with them:

 

 

[Joshe]

1 hour ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:

Ariel School UFO encounter 16th Sep 1994 (Zimbabwe) 

An older one - but more first hand recounts for anyone who hasn't gone deep into the history of UFOs / UAPs.

UFO landed in front of 62 students - beings approached and interacted with them:

 

 

Ok, I'll bite.

When I was a kid, I was playing with a Ouija board with my sister (2 years older than me) and we were dealing in ideas of ghosts and things like that. Then, we heard a sound in the front room and my sister said she saw a ghost and to look really hard and I could see it too. I did, and then I said "I see it too!". I wanted there to be a ghost, and so I hopped on board with it. My sister still believes to this day she saw a ghost in the front room. lol. 

Mass suggestibility and false memories are real things. 

I'm not saying 100% these kids are full of shit - I'm just saying, if they were, there are known psychological mechanisms to explain this situation. 

Interestingly enough, there were no adults around. 

Also, it's very easy for mass suggestibility and social contagion to gain momentum from a higher status kid in the group who saw something in the environment like a big rock off in the distance and called it a UFO, and depending on what recently had been going on with the group, all the other kids look at the rock and successfully turn it into a UFO because the higher status kid said it was. Then, once they all claim that is true, there is powerful group solidarity and assuredness, which can account for their conviction. And the reason they wouldn't retract as adults could be the same reason my sister doesn't (false memory). 

Also, the one kid drew the stereotypical spaceship depicted in movies. Had he drawn something we'd never seen before, I'd have a much harder time placing this story in the bullshit bin. lol. 

Edited Sunday at 04:36 AM by Joshe

[Natasha Tori Maru]

@Joshe Well said - not discounting any of that.

I suppose you could be assuming I haven't thought of mass suggestibility

Just digging into the phenomenon and presenting various accounts. No conclusions regarding their authenticity.

Have you looked at the Nimitz incident, Cmdr David Fravor etc? 

[Joshe]

[Joshe]

4 minutes ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:

@Joshe Well said - not discounting any of that.

I suppose you could be assuming I haven't thought of mass suggestibility

Just digging into the phenomenon and presenting various accounts. No conclusions regarding their authenticity.

Have you looked at the Nimitz incident, Cmdr David Fravor etc? 

I didn't assume you haven't thought of it, just that you lean more towards it not being the case.

I haven't heard of that incident. I'll check it out though, thanks!

[Natasha Tori Maru]

8 minutes ago, Joshe said:

I didn't assume you haven't thought of it, just that you lean more towards it not being the case.

I haven't heard of that incident. I'll check it out though, thanks!

How sly - still an assumption. Can never know what I truly think...

Let me know what you think of the US Nimitz stuff and how it bangs up with the epistemic rigor 

[Joshe]

3 minutes ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:

How sly - still an assumption. Can never know what I truly think...

You'd be surprised 😆

7 minutes ago, Natasha Tori Maru said:

Let me know what you think of the US Nimitz stuff and how it bangs up with the epistemic rigor 

Will do. I'll be back to dismantle this one at some point, or maybe it'll make a believer out of me and I pick it up as hobby as well, lol. 

[Natasha Tori Maru]

24 minutes ago, Joshe said:

Will do. I'll be back to dismantle this one at some point, or maybe it'll make a believer out of me and I pick it up as hobby as well, lol. 

It won't make you a believer - but it might just make you take a second look at the phenomena.

Only because the Nimitz incident is more tangible - which I think is what might tickle the epistemic feet