Interesting story that showed up on Space.com, which doesn't trouble itself with UFOlogy and matters of paranormal folklore unless there is some credible scientific or aeronautical basis to them. Read it h'yaw: UFO Over O?Hare Airport: New Report (http://www.livescience.com/blogs/author/leonarddavid)
I heard a report on Coast to Coast the other day that the FAA published a report and said it was weather phenomena. Ya, right!
Here are some internet links about this very subject:
http://astronomer.proboards23.com/index.cgi?board=Unexplained&action=display&thread=1163658846
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/01/02/tech/main2323918.shtml
http://www.chicagotribune.com/classified/automotive/columnists/chi-0701010141jan01,0,5874175.column
http://www.nuforc.org/
http://www.ufocasebook.com/twomoreohare.html
http://ufos.about.com/b/a/256856.htm
http://laughingsquid.com/united-airlines-employees-report-ufo-at-chicagos-ohare/
Regards,
Brian Miller
Here's a blog I found recently regarding the O'Hare Airport UFO:
http://theheavystuff.com/?p=33
Y'know, I recently watched a show on the History International channel that discussed the "Dragon's Triangle" over by Japan. It seems that the Japanese government seems less aggressive in "shutting up" their pilots and ship captains that see UFOs. The pilots' descriptions of the UFOs are pretty clear also, not "well it sort of looked like..." but "I was definitely...". This area of the globe seems to be a real hot spot for this kind of activity, UFOs flying around, coming out of the ocean and actually submerging under the water. It definitely makes me think twice about anything the government says about debunking major UFO sightings.
It's a well known fact that if a US pilot wants to be verbal about seeing UFOs or other phenomenon while flying that they get canned pretty quick. There is something wrong with that picture to me.
Quote from: Kristen on November 07, 2007, 02:22:39 PM
It's a well known fact that if a US pilot wants to be verbal about seeing UFOs or other phenomenon while flying that they get canned pretty quick. There is something wrong with that picture to me.
VERY WELL SAID! I agree whole heartedly! It's more of a "I don't a quack flying my plane" sort of a thing.
Yes I agree I ve seen many documentries on this subject and all milltary personel where afraid to tell there stories.
Quote from: Kristen on November 07, 2007, 02:22:39 PM
Y'know, I recently watched a show on the History International channel that discussed the "Dragon's Triangle" over by Japan. It seems that the Japanese government seems less aggressive in "shutting up" their pilots and ship captains that see UFOs. The pilots' descriptions of the UFOs are pretty clear also, not "well it sort of looked like..." but "I was definitely...". This area of the globe seems to be a real hot spot for this kind of activity, UFOs flying around, coming out of the ocean and actually submerging under the water. It definitely makes me think twice about anything the government says about debunking major UFO sightings.
It's a well known fact that if a US pilot wants to be verbal about seeing UFOs or other phenomenon while flying that they get canned pretty quick. There is something wrong with that picture to me.
Sorry, had to quote myself...CHECK THIS OUT!!!! ---> http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22312540/
Dude!