/x/ - Paranormal

it's interesting because we have no idea what it could be

different options include

>were in the firmament dome and the earth is flat and hollow and no universe exists beyond the earth and aliens as science fiction describes them are fake and UFO's are something else.

>were in the firmament dome and the earth is flat and hollow and the universe beyond us is a giant space ocean of an unknown liquid similar to water filled with space whales and other possible dome earths

>everything is exactly as nasa and itchyo cocku and neil de greased black asshole fried tyson chicken strips and computer hawk say so, and aliens are real and have other mysterious motives. and are/ are not working with our governments to help/enslave us

>the whole thing is a clusterfuck of overlapping servers where multiple different contradicting realities are are simultaneously true and false because we are in the matrix and every universe is a different server

I remember seeing that with a group of friends when I was twelve. It would be a UFO because you saw an object that you couldn't identify flying. It's not a new type of sighting, it's probably the second most common next to anthropomorphic fractalised architecture which is basically ships disguised as clouds; that's not really consciously identified though, just the most common sighting considering you literally see multiple ships multiple times each day.

>>38015

>firmament dome

>no universe exists beyond the earth

If the Earth doesn't exist in a universe, where do you think it exists?

>space ocean

What is the ocean contained in?

>ayys enslaving us

So 2017.

>digitalised

Where would the computer be?

>>38015

Read Jacques' Vallee books if you want a truly alternative perspective on UFOs…

>>38027

Some clouds have got unrealistically straight outlines, and when you look at the cloud in its entirety, you can make out its shape. Sometimes ETs even use AFA to create floating art-pieces.

I saw one last Saturday when I was heading to work at like 3 am in the morning. It had three lhgts in the shape of a triangle with the "nose" having a red light. I say it's the nose because the way it was pointed was the direction it was headed. Then again it could've been some sort of drone but the way the lights were it was very close to the ground and moving very slowly almost as if gliding. I would've stopped but that's how abduction stories start.

>>38036

I have no idea what it was, except that it was definitely not an aeroplane or a helicopter. Silent, brighter than all the other stars. I'm not saying it was ayy's but it's definitely not something we've been told about.

>>38040

It was pretty much like that actually except that it had no center light and the back two where white instead of red. Curiously, I must live near a base cause there's military helicopters flying overhead all the time. Yesterday as I was coming back from work like 6 chinooks casually flew in about the same direction that the ufo I saw was headed.

>>38023

man you must be stupid

>>38062

no u! Provide some reasoning, schlomo.

>>38023

>If the Earth doesn't exist in a universe, where do you think it exists?

in earth (it's a theory. please read everything again because you didn't understand the first time)

>What is the ocean contained in?

do you get that I'm sharing different separate theories?

>>38068

>>If the Earth doesn't exist in a universe, where do you think it exists?

>in earth

So Earth is infinite?

>do you get that I'm sharing different separate theories?

Yeah, all I'm doing is asking about them all; you have to have taken these theories into consideration for some reason, right? I'm trying to take them into consideration too, but the questions I ask are the doubts that I've come up with and I figured you would already have come across the same doubts too when taking in the fact you already consider them.

>>38036

Was it following along the road?

They usually do that for some reason.