Aliens and the X Prize

One must wonder what intelligent aliens think of the X Prize, and why none have entered? Or have they?



--Ralph

What do you think I am ? human ? I'm trying to get you laisy people in the air for ages

I see... on behalf of all us Earthpeople, I thank you.

--Ralph

we of the gsorjkdbkf people have been watching over humanity for centuries, it's about time you started to really come off your planet.

Here is their ship:



Here is an occupant:



But they don't need ships to visit us when using their "ghostly" form:



I don't think they are confined to our bodies like we are..

If you scoff at the notion of all this, then you haven't looked at all the available anecdotal evidence. Because once you really look into this, there is simply too much evidence for this to be dismissed as "people just making this up".

For example, how about the ~600,000 letters people mailed to Whitley Strieber after the book Communion was published back in 1987 of people telling him of their own encounters? Those letters are currently in Whitley's garage.

I particularly like this piece written by Stanton Friedman:

"My Challenge to the Air Force ... I will debate the Air Force's best ANY TIME and ANY PLACE."

http://www.v-j-enterprises.com/sfchlgaf.html


There is a book that contains 150 of those ~600,000 letters..

and still they never noticed me , btw nice alien pictures, atleast nice fakes

Why do aliens always try to make red-necks eat pickle? They can't be that god-damn intelligent!

In my day I have flown a few aircraft and the most difficult one of all was the darned flying saucer. Oh, sure, when flying a Cessna you have to make sure the plane is nicely trimmed and you have the instruments all calibrated and the radio tuned to the correct frequency and engine running correctly. But the strings on those darned flying saucers are just so difficult to keep from tangling up!

Hmmm... I looked at this link (and I've read Nick Cook's book) so the concept of Nazi flying saucers is not new to me. But seeing a COLOR photo of a "saucer" circa the 1930s does kinda scream "FAKE!" Black and white was pretty much universal in still photography, especially field photography in those days.


--Ralph

I am amazed that anyone thinks that people who had little or no understanding of radar could build flying saucers. This TV programme was on this week on Channel 5(!!! ). 'Nuff said.

Okay, back to the serious stuff... how about some alien zero gee soccer!



--Ralph