Satellite Holographic UFOs?

[Karl12]

Having experienced both types of fear, it's not the same and the body doesn't respond the same way.  That is experiencing primal fear from being face to face with a wild beast and "primal fear" from something other.  Wild beasts, guns, car accidents and just being dumb (experience all these), none of it comes close to SP..poltergeists or aliens or whatever it is we are dealing with.

I appreciate the distinction mate and thanks for the post - some of the paranormal/cryptid witness reports I've come across describe the sudden onset of an almost indescribable pathological terror and it really does make one wonder.

As for that cheeky Oz Factor I've lost count of just how many times that has popped up over the years and I really do find it fascinating - also the fact that all batteries drain.

Anyway regarding the projection of 'fully believable ghosts and goblins' as mentioned in the first post there's another possible freaky candidate below from England.

Will check out that thread.







From 3:00

• "What I saw was an incredibly flat and angular face which appeared to be two dimensional. It is here that I have the greatest difficulty in describing my encounter because what I saw was so far out of the normal run of human experience that there are simply not adequate words to describe it.

I will do my best but even now, over a year after the experience, I still find it almost impossible to describe with any semblance of a coherent description. As far as its shape is concerned the nearest analogue I've been able to come up with is the angular, metallic running man which can be found on certain levels of the computer game 'Doom 2'.

However this thing was matte black - it was so black in fact that it was a quasi-human piece of nothingness which had somehow become projected on the Northumbrian landscape.

It moved far too sharply and far too fast to be a living thing, at least in the ways that we know it. Again I have to resort to another unwieldy and inadequate analogue - it was if somebody had filmed this humanoid shaped piece of nothingness and then projected it back onto the landscape using the fast forward facility on the video recorder."

[Sirius]

I was out taking a leak one night when confronted with one of these, in pitch blackness. I nearly died twice, the second time was when I went out with a light. 

They are big and loud. You hear a hissing sound when the quills go up that makes you freeze, follow by growling that brings out whatever survival instincts you where blessed with. In my case it was jumping really far away hissing back and then running.

[Karl12]

Whatever crazy high strangeness goes down (cryptids/poltergeists/UFOs) many folks hear a high pitched screechy beepy noise just prior to experience.

[Karl12]

I was out taking a leak one night when confronted with one of these, in pitch blackness. I nearly died

Those porcupines really do look pretty freaky mate - especially emerging from the darkness lol.

Re the thread subject this chap digs into some of the details (and cited works) of Serge Monast's theory.






Cheers.

[Nerb]

Here’s the thing…

In the US, were armed to the teeth, have drones, various cameras, etc. that are all in the hands of the citizenry.

Someone would shoot at it, send up drones, do all kinds of things that could fairly easily show these holographic images that are just that - images.

Something tells me a “Project Bluebeam” idea would be incredibly hard to pull off these days.

The only thing shooting would be a camera on a mobile me thinks.

[Darkorange]

holographic tic tac...may be but doubtful. Touchable? Yes. developers are working on all kinds of holographic models with only aim is to make it semi real but those holographic vessels cannot carry any tangible instrumentation or anything physical..
I am all for holograms being as real as possible..always dreamed of an assistant female in my late days to serve as companion.

as to ufos, hmm..what for? for military? again, those holographic vessels would not carry anything tangible. only a projection. Modern radars can tell a projection from the real thing for sure if it ever comes to that. i mean, science fiction that comes from the plot of misinforming a foe or an attempt to high jack ufo topic to claim 'secret tech' capabilities.

By the way, idea of secret tech is old when it comes to ufos. back in 1950s one witness says 'at first i thought it is a secret military craft'...we still to this day have folks who say that...that's a denial of unknown. majority simply cannot cope with an idea of people from another planet are here on Earth with us right now. that's why we have claims of lockheed experimental reversed engineered crafts since no one on earth have claimed the fact. and now we are being told a simplified version -- it is a hologram.

all those attempts are leading to nowhere. i believe we are dealing with real alien presence here and now. the rest of explanations are taking advantage of human fear in front of the unknown.

[Sirius]

Can you fool a population into thinking it's a renaissance, and would it have the intended effect? Probably, explains the big spiritual push from the Dark Lord   it's a fun theory don't kill me bob!!!

Shit I love this guy, binging back the 2012 vibes, double suns and other stuff. Morgellons disease next week.



But otherwise, the holographic stuff is off the table for me, sure it will put the fear of God into some folks. I wish it was all holographic

[Karl12]

as to ufos, hmm..what for?

Hola mate, don't know if you caught that history of the 'uniting external enemy' concept but there's certainly a highly dubious cast of characters promoting it these days.


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Looks like Rockefeller stooge Paul Krugman is also getting in on the action.

It is completely unthinkable that the government would fake an alien invasion in order to fix the economy, right? Well, not if you are a Nobel Prize-winning economist known for the most idiotic views in the world, also known as Paul Krugman.

i believe we are dealing with real alien presence here and now. the rest of explanations are taking advantage of human fear in front of the unknown.

Yes would agree the phenomenon is a very real and mysterious one (they don't call it the 'UFO enigma' for nothing) and there's a definite push to trivialise the subject from intel agency 'debunker' organisations and Mockingbird media shills.

Suppose even if the phenomenon is a very real one (whatever the true nature of it) there's nothing to stop certain parties hijacking and simulating it to further their own nefarious agenda.

Cheers.

[andy06shake]

The problem being projecting holograms from satellites to Earth isn't feasible.

Holography requires coherent light(lasers) and precise interference patterns, which can't survive the atmosphere's distortion over long distances.

Even high-powered lasers scatter and blur in air, especially across hundreds of miles.

Also, to see the hologram, you the observer would need a specific viewing setup.

Free-floating, visible holograms don't just appear in the sky.

What people sometimes mistake for satellite holograms are projections onto clouds from ground-based sources.

[MichSwampbuck]

I was out taking a leak one night when confronted with one of these, in pitch blackness. I nearly died twice, the second time was when I went out with a light. 

They are big and loud. You hear a hissing sound when the quills go up that makes you freeze, follow by growling that brings out whatever survival instincts you where blessed with. In my case it was jumping really far away hissing back and then running.

[Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_M4wuZy5IuA]

We get poky-pines all the time, however, I've never encounter a reaction like that. One year a youngster came around and lived in our empty dog kennel for a week while eating on the nearby hemlock spruce. That one was so tame, you were tempted to pet it. The others usually look at you like their saying, "Oh My! A human", before slowly wandering away as if we were just an annoyance.

I've found their den trees as well, and boy do they destroy their trees and leave one huge pile of poop at the base. I can see why people aren't fond of them the way they eat tree bark and kill trees, otherwise, they seem pretty tame and never broke bad with me. They are cute in my opinion, I don't mind them unless our dog gets a face and mouth full of quills. I've found that unless it is really bad, leave the quills in their mouth. After a few days the saliva and chewing has them fall out, no need to pull them out and hurt the dog.