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Originally Posted by IslandRadio
Eh? A U.F.O. is simply something that's not been or able to be Identified. In this case, the thing was Flying and was not identifiable at the time making it, by definition (and at that time) a U.F.O. 
No one said it was a space ship or anything like that. Now that it has been more or less identified, it is not a U.F.O. any longer.
The four of us who saw the thing and could not identify what it was, sought outside sources [in this case, this forum!] to help us identify what we saw. This is a natural part of the scientific process. Most things start out as unknown, and, by seeking knowledge and information, can and do become known.
If such an "object" could *not* be identified, one would not dis-believe its presence simply on the virtue that a plausible explanation could not be found 
Regards, Steve  |
Yes, OK, technically I'll buy your description of what a UFO is but lets face it 99.9% of people when they hear the term "UFO" think of Dr. Smith who got lost in space...Just sayin...Believe what you will to each his own but until I have a bigfoot run in front of my car, encounter a ghost first hand or have a large flat flying saucer swoop down near me I won't believe.
Been fifty years so far and haven't seen a thing yet, I'm not sure if that's a good or bad thing.
