You obviously didn't listen/watch the whole podcast as the Captain clearly showed that the UFO was "actively jamming" their radar and they switched to other ways to see the object (one was in essence a black and white TV image I think and one thermal imaging.  Somehting like that.  Please watch it as the Captain explains everything very clearly and this is actual Navy footage released by the Pentagon, it's legit).  When you say testing of new technologies.... they go into that in the clip as well as nothing we know of could have moved that fast if it was an actual ship.  No rippling of the waves below, no trail from jet engines, etc.
 

More confirmation? How about "any" confirmation.

When I was younger I did, because of the odds. And I thought it was interesting/affirming that so many of the anecdotes seemed to describe the "spacecraft" with similarish movement patterns (basically not being subject to laws of inertia). I even saw a speck myself when I was outside a tiny town in South America where there was NO light pollution. It looked like a satellite (faint speck moving across the sky) until it suddenly stopped, then sped off in a different direction. Satellites can't do that.

Now that I know more about the scale of things in the solar system, galaxy, universe etc, I very much doubt that any alien being would waste their time traveling all the way to us so that they could NOT interact with us, hide from us, etc. So I still think there is other life out there, again because of the odds, but no, they've never been here.

I remember watching a documentary that included the guy who sells real estate on the moon, and he said some stuff about some aliens from other planets wanting to have a big interplanetary meeting on the moon, and that this guy was invited but he couldn't talk about it. Why would these beings want to travel all that way, only to have a meeting on a tiny grey rock, and not the larger, more varied planet right next to it? I feel that way about Earth; there are probably some much more interesting planets "nearby" to anyone who is able to travel those distances.

Well...For one to believe in “Bigfoot”... you would have to believe in UFOs. (if you have to ask why, then you’ll never know..) And I believe in bigfoot... I think?
I tend to lean towards ancient aliens over god as a creator.
It’s kind of a loaded question.
id say I believe UFOs are out there as much as I believe in god?
this post has caused me to look within myself as an adult, and ask my very soul what I actually, truly believe...
how bout’ this... I don’t really fully believe anything... but I hope Bigfoot and aliens are real.
Is that faith?🤔

What? No. Why would you think that? One is terrestial while the other isn't. That's like saying in order to enjoy Christmas, you have to believe in Jesus. Neither have anything to do with each other.

Do you really want to do this here? Lol
 let’s try to sum it up. Bigfoot is original humanoid indigenous to earth. Aliens dropped us off and we pushed Bigfoot back into the wild. The “ missing link” between monkeys and humans. They evolved into Bigfoot. It’s a cool theory, really.

This is nuts. If you have time, watch it. Bad quality, fascinating info. Makes ya think.





 

I do. You made a superfluous statement that makes no sense. Why do you have to believe in ET to believe in Bigfoot? They have zero to do with each other, other than anecdotal evidence the either exist.

I mean, if you want to pull some galaticlint BS and start up with conspiracy theories that have zero way to be proven, that's up to you. To say you have to believe in one to believe in the other is 100% nonsense, and you know this.
 

So nothing more than anecodotes. Gotcha.

Nah it's more like, "... Ya gotta know what a crumpet is to understand Cricket."

I'll teach you. 6 runs.

Seeing a thread like this without Galacticlint makes me wonder if he was one of the guys arrested at Area 51!    

But at least it seems like we have some other conspiracy theorists to keep us entertained.

Later, freak, I've got work to do.

I really love it when this shit happens on this forum. buncha nerds. 
 

FREAK?!

Who you callin a nerd, geek?
 

You obviously don't want my opinion since you're saying the UFO was "actively jamming" their radar. Maybe something was jamming their radar, but it wasn't something from out of space. I've given you my opinion, if you want to believe it's a UFO do so. I'm calling bullshit on the UFO. There has never been anything near clear evidence for

1)God, Angels, Demons, etc.
2)An afterlife (related to 1)
3)UFOs

Want to make an extraordinary claim? Give me extraordinay evidence. 

 

Oh no, I don't believe in alien UFOs.  I'm just trying to wrap my head around this one as it is reported by a captain fighter pilot and the US Navy.  Forget about the jamming part.  They switched views and saw it with other detection equipment was my point.  Not to mention it was seen with the human eye by this navy pilot for something like 5 minutes.  He saw it with his eyes and like four other Navy crewman saw it.  And they had it on radar (until it started to get jammed) and like three other detection methods.  I just don't know what to make of it when there is clear video evidence here and legit, non wacko, eye witnesses.  My logical self can't wrap my head around it.

Did you watch the whole clip?

TIA

 

I feel like if a race has the technology to travel around the universe, then they could see us without being spotted. I just don't believe some alien got lost going home from a space party and ended up in our atmosphere.

Admittedly I did not watch the whole clip. I'm sure they saw something they can not explain, and there probably is no "clear" answer as to what exactly it was. However, I'm certain it was not extraterrestrial. 

 

A UFO by definition is an unidentified flying object. It's not a question of belief.. it's an undeniable fact that there are reports of unidentified flying objects every day.

From the OP:
 

Sorry TLDR

 

If by UFOs you mean alien life forms in spacecraft visiting earth and seen by the earth's general public, no.