This is a picture taken inside a train, that light is the reflection of a light in the window.

I work with digital pictures and graphics.

dh

I’ve read through the comments here and, while I find the speculation intriguing, it does appear to be just that – speculation.

I’ve long been curious about UFO sightings, adbuction stories and the like. They certainly do fuel the imagination and lend themselves well to all sorts of speculation, but for me, the jury is still out.

I have often felt that many mainstream scientists too easily dismiss the evidence that is there – for whatever reason – but I also believe that their point is well taken – that there is scant physical evidence and what little there is falls far short of proving anything. By the same token, I think that way too many people too easily form an opinion on the subject without any real evidence whatsoever.

I look at all of the eye witness accounts and I’m keenly aware of several things. On one hand, so many people and so many photographs – even blurry ones – seem to be a good indication that something is occuring and should be investigated, rather than dismissed out-of-hand. On the other hand, most of the evidence really amounts to personal testimony and really bad photographs. Personal testimony is so rarely reliable and not nearly enough to draw any kind of scientific conclusion. So far, I’ve not seen a real photograph that shows enough evidence to do more than keep me intrigued. It’s enough to make me think “Hmmm, I wonder…”, but not enough to say, “Yes, that proves it.” More good solid evidence needs to be gathered and examined. Without that, it’s impossible to do good science.

With regard to the coverups – I don’t find it hard to believe that the military could/would keep information on top-secret experimental craft well hidden. However, I do have a little trouble believing that NASA & other government organizations would have the conviction and the where-with-all to organize any kind of large-scale coverup of anything. They can’t even cover up senators’ private lives let alone something as big as the presence of extra-terrestrials. I’ll grant you, there’s a strong tendency for the average person to disbelieve UFO accounts. However, all it would take was one vengeful politician to tell an inquisitive reporter “Look in this place” or “Ask this person” etc. to uncover any kind of conspiracy. I wish I had that kind of faith in my government. If they were THAT organized, they might actually accomplish something.

That said, I do think it’s important to keep asking the questions and to keep gathering evidence. I’m convinced that UFO’s in the truest sense of the word exist. (Read that: I believe that people sometimes see things in the sky/sea that they cannot identify.) However, I’m neither convinced that the things they see are extra-terrestrial – nor am I convinced that they are not. As I said, the jury is still out.

I keep checking out the subject because it intrigues me. I would LOVE for someone to come up with some incontrovertible proof that extra-terrestrials have been visiting us. I would LOVE to see scientists who seem to think there’s some kind of mass halucination/hoax/dream misinterpretation going on finally proven wrong. But unfortunately, no one has yet come forth with enough compelling evidence to do that. There’s still no smoking gun. Hopefully, it will be found.

Until then, all we have is those that believe without proof and those who don’t.

John

Our department is still paying the veterinary psychologist bills for the last episode.

*runs and hides under the bed with my collection of bfg’s*

We can take ‘em!

Spookdog

That’s another good point that has been made. I don’t know what, but certainly NASA ar hiding someting. Most scientists in general are blindly sceptical of what they cannot understand. At least they are sceptical in public. I suppose the fear of the whole ridicule machine that swings into operation in order to play down and undermine anyone who expresses truths that challenge the system gets the better of them – it’s the smfor occultists and mystics. I can think of at east TWO scientists I know right now who are frightened in silence about there experiences.