Nope, they have cooler buses :(Quote:
Originally Posted by mike475
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Nope, they have cooler buses :(Quote:
Originally Posted by mike475
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Why do we always think a spaceship has to be a flying saurcer and aliens have big massive eyes and green bodies, we're so caught up on looking for what we think are aliens we probably wont find the real ones.
Its so pathetic how obsessed we are about proving there's life away from earth. Why would an Alien come to Earth pmsl?
Interesting. :O
Who do we think we are? Area 51? I hardly think this country or even at an RAF base they will do some flight testing :P Well not UFO type objects. Then again you never know. Sounds interesting.Quote:
Originally Posted by PaintYourTarget
The fact that it is triangular is cool. Sometimes triangular crafts like this fly over Nova Scotia. Nobody really knows where they come from but I suspect military testing.
I'm not going to look much into UFOs and Aliens until it's a act that they exist tbh.
Everything up until we meet one imo is conspiricy.
The RAF dont make there own planes so no.Quote:
Originally Posted by PaintYourTarget
You managed to contradict yourself in the same post. :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by MattGarner
But yeah, UFO sightings are reported each year. Just for a laugh, if If I was head of defense I'd send a few UFO type aircraft out.
I do think there is something out there.. but you must wonder why they would come to our planet. Unless you can bear in mind the thought that 'aliens' could be visiting every planet. I love talking about it with an open mind, it's a great subject.
I've totally shat myself once before though. There was a circle of green lights that flew over, but it was silent.. And it moved really fast as if it was like inspecting the fields (we miles of fields behind our house) - but it was really high up. My dad said that once he walked out of his friends house after a party (so he was a little tipsy) and a really really bright spotlight shined on him from nowhere.. he was really worked up about it though. My mum said he didn't go out of the house for like a week.
It's all freaky tbh.
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Originally Posted by MattGarner
That's a Boeing tech demonstator, looks pretty UFO/flying saucer. They might have developed it from a Demo to a fully functional UAV which the UK would want to test before buying... The UAV theory is that it was a UAV from the Airbase on an Automated course which accidently clipped the helicopter and followed it's programming to get as far away from the "enemy" aircraft to prevent being shot down - hense the ensuing "airchase".
Or, another nation Spying on us. Russia likes sending planes over.
So, we can't take planes that BAE Systems, for example, are manufactoring and let our Pilots loose on them? Seeing as y'know, it'll be our pilots flying them and needing to train on them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Corporal
Wales is mostly countryside and that's as good a place as any to let Pilots fly planes which we don't want revealed to the public. So, actually, yes.
Though, if the Helicopter was landing at this airbase, they should know what other sorties are flying from it, and if there was a valid reason for the near miss then I don't know why they reported it to the Papers and the like.