Is disclosure actually wise?

I haven't seen it either, but everything I said was all over the TV in the previews , and if you watched any sports they were showing it on commercials

 

Same here. My point when I wrote this thread was already made a weeks before the move. The thoughts in my post are completely original and not based on this move.

 

OK. I didn't say they were, I just said that it made me think of it when I seen your thread. I believe I said Im not sure where You got the idea. It's all good.

 

I believe the OP claimed to be a Florida resident, he should review when the aliens were spotted at the mall in Miami.

 

I live about 40 miles north of Miami. We have our share of Aliens, the illegal kind. Give all them Cleveland Browns shirts I say.

 

Joel the correct word is immigrant

 

From the web

No charge.

 

See now you are learning what the rest of us already knew

Just read it again slower

 

I can now rent it on my TV for 20 bucks but I'll wait a little until it is on HBO.

 

Its 17.99 on Direct TV, and like You I will wait till its free on HBO, Showtime, or MGM

 

Donald Trump is preparing Shocking and Unprecedented Statement on the Aliens Among Us' Disclosure. That is the news chatter. Now AOL is not the best source. If comes for Fox News or X they are more linked in to the President.

https://www.aol.com/articles/exclusive-donald-trump-preparing-shocking-174500000.html

 

Unsubstantiated BS spread by a single person and repeated by the unknowing.


Whitehouse officials told the same outlet there is no such speech on the calendar, and no UFO-themed appearance is being prepared.

 

I am not sure if there is a prepared speech, but I am sure the White House would NEVER acknowledge such planning giving the gravity of the news.

 

Or the fact there is no real substance to any of this

 

Disclosure is not wise as our general population are sheep, and if we disclose, lawyers would have a field day and the last thing we need is more lawyers.

If a politician says it, it is 100% lie.

 

A young guy graduated from law school and moved back to his small home town. He was the only lawyer there and still didn’t have much business. Then a second lawyer moved into town and now there is enough work for both of them.

 

Makes a terrible sense.

 

I don’t care for Tyson either.

He needs to stay in his lane.

 

Agree, should stick to the boxing.

 

I've subscribed to Astronomy Magazine (world's largest) for 40 years and the Editor and other regular contributing writers have often dissed Neil DT for his claiming of absoluteness in astro-physics when much is ever changing and disproved every day with new discoveries especially now with Hubble and the Jimmy Webb Space Telescope and the soon to be operational Roman deep space telescope. It's a very fluid science, not static at all. I shake my head when he talks.

 

hmm, interesting view in life

fluidity. who knew?

Steeler related
that's a hell of of a way to jettison Wilson from the team
HAPPY TRAILS

 

This
Have we had it all wrong?
UFO’s coming from outer space
Or
Right under our noses
In the ocean?
We have investigated less than 5% of our oceans
how much of the ocean has been explored





Humans have directly explored only about 5% of the ocean, while roughly 28.7% of the global seafloor has been mapped using modern high-resolution sonar technology. [1, 2]

Mapped vs. Explored

• Mapped: Around 28.7% of the ocean floor has been outlined using sonar data from ships and satellites to understand the 2D shape of underwater terrain. Projects like the Seabed 2030 Project aim to map 100% of the seafloor by the end of the decade. [1]
• Explored: Direct human observation, sampling, or visual surveying accounts for only about 5% of the ocean. When looking strictly at the deep ocean floor (below 200 meters or 656 feet), scientists estimate that visually surveyed areas make up less than 0.001% of the total expanse. [1, 2]

Why Is It So Hard?

• Extreme Pressure: At the deepest points like the Mariana Trench, pressure is over 1,000 times greater than at the surface.
• Total Darkness: Sunlight does not reach past 1,000 meters (3,280 feet), leaving most of the water column pitch black.
• Freezing Cold: Deep ocean temperatures hover near freezing.
• Logistics: Operating specialized submersibles and robotic rovers at crushing depths requires massive budgets and time. [1, 2, 3]