Do Governments and Militaries Have UFOs?

Thread starter Pythagorean
Start date Dec 8, 2009

In summary, Neil Tyson has a nice take on the subject: there is no doubt that everything from 747's to then classified B2 bombers and F117s account for many UFO reports, but only a small percentage of sightings are actually mysterious. Furthermore, the government has failed in recent years to produce a large, disk-shaped spacecraft that was designed to get out of the atmosphere and into space.

Mar 14, 2010

baywax

Gold Member

zoobyshoe said:

Observing that luminous phenomena seem, in some cases, to be pushed by radar is intriguing because it suggests one might eventually be able to figure out what that phenomenon is without having to be told by the military.

Or, we could just do away with hybrids, electric vehicles and everything else and develop the technology for our own transportation.

<h2>1. What evidence is there to support the existence of government or military UFOs?</h2><p>There have been numerous reported sightings of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) by credible sources such as pilots, military personnel, and government officials. Additionally, there have been declassified documents and released footage from government agencies that suggest the existence of UFOs.</p><h2>2. Why would governments and militaries keep UFOs a secret?</h2><p>There are a few potential reasons for this. One is that the existence of advanced technology and aircraft could give a country a strategic advantage over others. Another reason could be to avoid widespread panic and fear among the public. Additionally, governments and militaries may want to study and understand the technology before making it known to the public.</p><h2>3. Have there been any confirmed crashes or retrievals of UFOs by governments or militaries?</h2><p>There have been several reported incidents of crashed or retrieved UFOs, but none have been officially confirmed by governments or militaries. The most well-known case is the alleged crash in Roswell, New Mexico in 1947, but there is no concrete evidence to support this claim.</p><h2>4. Is there a connection between UFOs and government/military experimentation or cover-ups?</h2><p>There is no definitive evidence to support this theory. While some people believe that governments and militaries may be experimenting with advanced technology, there is no proof that this technology is related to UFOs. Similarly, there is no evidence to suggest that governments and militaries are actively covering up information about UFOs.</p><h2>5. What is the scientific community's stance on the existence of government and military UFOs?</h2><p>The scientific community generally remains skeptical about the existence of UFOs, particularly those attributed to governments and militaries. Without concrete evidence, it is difficult for scientists to accept the existence of these unidentified objects. However, some scientists believe that further research and investigation into reported sightings and incidents could provide more information and potentially change their stance.</p>

1. What evidence is there to support the existence of government or military UFOs?

There have been numerous reported sightings of unidentified flying objects (UFOs) by credible sources such as pilots, military personnel, and government officials. Additionally, there have been declassified documents and released footage from government agencies that suggest the existence of UFOs.

2. Why would governments and militaries keep UFOs a secret?

There are a few potential reasons for this. One is that the existence of advanced technology and aircraft could give a country a strategic advantage over others. Another reason could be to avoid widespread panic and fear among the public. Additionally, governments and militaries may want to study and understand the technology before making it known to the public.

3. Have there been any confirmed crashes or retrievals of UFOs by governments or militaries?

There have been several reported incidents of crashed or retrieved UFOs, but none have been officially confirmed by governments or militaries. The most well-known case is the alleged crash in Roswell, New Mexico in 1947, but there is no concrete evidence to support this claim.

4. Is there a connection between UFOs and government/military experimentation or cover-ups?

There is no definitive evidence to support this theory. While some people believe that governments and militaries may be experimenting with advanced technology, there is no proof that this technology is related to UFOs. Similarly, there is no evidence to suggest that governments and militaries are actively covering up information about UFOs.

5. What is the scientific community's stance on the existence of government and military UFOs?

The scientific community generally remains skeptical about the existence of UFOs, particularly those attributed to governments and militaries. Without concrete evidence, it is difficult for scientists to accept the existence of these unidentified objects. However, some scientists believe that further research and investigation into reported sightings and incidents could provide more information and potentially change their stance.