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Everyone knows about the reported recovery of a crashed alien spaceship near Roswell, New Mexico in July 1947. However, most people are unaware that, at the time of the incident, Roswell Army Airfield was home to the world's only atomic bomber squadron, the 509th Bomb Group. Was this merely a coincidence? More on the book here
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wow amazing ! .. im dling the videos :P
Interesting, i never heard before about ring ufos, its probably because videos was removed..
Uh and something else, i remember that i seen many years ago cloud which look like ball, probably remains of these rings?
well for me it looks like camouflage
I do not think it's a normal terran natural phenomena or zoology, otherwise it should be documented already (considering the size and clear visibility during the day, it must have been spotted in the course of +5000 years).
So, that would lead me to the conclusion that this is somehow the visible (for the human) parts of the manifestation of some kind of highly-advanced technology. Who knows really at this point, camouflage is one reasoning, but it isn't doing THAT good of a job.
BTW: This very well could have come out of a Boeing/General Electric/Lockheed Skunkworks/... hangar, so I think it's unwise to immediatly suspect it's from our offworld visitors.
1967. I was working with two coleages on a remote spot in the Australian bush. We just laid the shiny aluminium base of a 6 meters watertank. No clouds in the dark blue sky for months. Suddenly on top of us, approx. 300 meters high, a perfect round little white cloud for a couple of minutes. Then it desolved itself. No more clouds whatsoever... Camouflage for a reconnaisance vehicle? 'What are those guys doing there?!' Perhaps.
It really makes you think...
As for disappearing videos, you can use Zamzar (zamzar.com) to convert and download them in any of a number of formats. It's free (but you can donate if you want to), it works great and you'll be able to keep a copy of whatever YouTube videos you want before they disappear. (I use it all the time.)
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