The proof is out there?

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Well, the one video that shows the green streak coming down and the supposed aircraft off to the side, and then they switch to infrared and claim there's no heat signature, I'm not surprised there's not a heat signature. Most meteors burn up in the mesosphere, an atmospheric layer between roughly 50 to 85 kilometers (31 to 53 miles) above Earth's surface. Something the size of maybe a pebble or a little bigger probably won't show a heat signature from that distance. A greenish color indicates the composition is mostly magnesium. BTW - I'm not arguing that there is no alien life out there, in fact I think it's impossible to say that there isn't. Just the mathematics of how many stars and planets there are there has to be. BUT, the galaxy is so big, and the distances and travel times are so great I doubt we'd ever be able to visit them or they visit us. I mean, the closest star to us would take 4 1/2 years to reach at light speed.
 
I can't get past the headline of that article, but I have yet to see a rational explanation for some of the irrational and impossible occurrences that have happened in the "human" history of this earth, much less what may have happened during the previous 2 billion years. I read that there is a planet much like earth that has been seen with a telescope that floats in space, a planet that would take millions of years to get to at the speed of light. I will just continue to stare at the night sky in awe.
 
Well, the one video that shows the green streak coming down and the supposed aircraft off to the side, and then they switch to infrared and claim there's no heat signature, I'm not surprised there's not a heat signature. Most meteors burn up in the mesosphere, an atmospheric layer between roughly 50 to 85 kilometers (31 to 53 miles) above Earth's surface. Something the size of maybe a pebble or a little bigger probably won't show a heat signature from that distance. A greenish color indicates the composition is mostly magnesium. BTW - I'm not arguing that there is no alien life out there, in fact I think it's impossible to say that there isn't. Just the mathematics of how many stars and planets there are there has to be. BUT, the galaxy is so big, and the distances and travel times are so great I doubt we'd ever be able to visit them or they visit us. I mean, the closest star to us would take 4 1/2 years to reach at light speed.

Time dilation would effect the travelers differently than those who remain on Earth.

https://www.livescience.com/what-is-time-dilation
Excerpt:

Imagine a spaceship traveling at 95% of the speed of light to a planet 9.5 light-years away. A stationary observer on Earth would measure the journey time as distance divided by speed, or 9.5/0.95 = 10 years. The spaceship crewmembers, on the other hand, experience time dilation and thus perceive the trip as taking only 3.12 years. (The math here is a little more complicated, but we'll get to it later.) In other words, between leaving Earth and reaching their destination, the crewmembers age a little over three years, while 10 years have passed for people back on Earth.
 
Interesting that nearly all sightings seem to be in the US or UK. It’s like we have a need to believe in something.

…or aliens only speak English😂
 
Will Trump be deporting them back to their home planet or holding them at Gitmo?
What if he is one? :ROFLMAO: :unsure: ;):ROFLMAO:
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