What is unlikely is that a human was what they saw.
From their description:
- Big, red eyes.
- I have a hard time believing any human would have prominent eyes of any color noticeable, unless seen from a very close distance. An animal could...
I have all the Westall interviews and posts I could find over the years, transcribed, and there's no result searching on purple (glow). I think a primary school child (as an adult) came out with a story of seeing aliens in the UFO, but nobody...
When you say "As I expected", you're signalling that your conclusion was set before examining any evidence that could challenge your established perception of him.
In posts #47 and #69, he provides the relevant evidence himself. However, if it...
No, that's a thing we are supposed to do here, though I admit I sometimes do not do as thorough a job as I should. But we are supposed to source our claims by direct quotation and links, and avoid paraphrases.
As I expected, your supposed evidences here don't support your allegations about John Greenewald Jr., et all, therefore I quote you again as a last opportunity to clarify what you really meant by those allegations of yours that I previously...
Travis Walton's case was the first (along with the Hills) that I looked into in 2021 when I made the site. I liked Raymond E. Fowler's theory that two crewmembers fooled the other five in order to have plausible witnesses. (Karl Pflock also...
But we know for a fact that most cases just don't happen that way. Reality is complicated and, almost always, several unrelated factors contribute to a certain outcome. Think of it like an air crash investigation. Almost always, a long chain of...
We have no evidence that ANYTHING suddenly zoomed overhead and cast down a beam of light on that occasion. We have witness testimony, but we also know that witness testimony is often wrong as people make mistakes and memory is fungible. This...
In the same post:
If we are talking about a balance of probabilities, then "something genuinely mysterious" doesn't make the cut, compared with mundane factors. The fact that we cannot definitively state WHICH mundane factors are in play doesn't...
It is extremely likely he (and the other witnesses) had no idea what deflating Hibal looks like, so their assertion it wasn't a balloon isn't relevant. They repeatedly say today that it wasn't a weather balloon, which is a strawman (for the Hibal...
Direction can also change. A balloon blowing towards the observer can seem to hover, as these planes do -- the planes are moving faster than a balloon!
Source: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/NzfMmuHnvi4?feature=share