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Why do UFOs have lights?
I've been studying UFOs for about 24 years now and one of the biggest questions I've gotten over and over again is - why would a UFO have lights? My answer has always been I don't know. They just do. It's something I've been trying to figure out for a long time.
Then yesterday I ran across this post.
Thanks to the OP for sharing it. It's about the different ways we observe UFOs. Some describe a giant ball of light and some see a physical object.
What I came to realize is that what I saw in 1994 was actually both. When I first saw it the UFO just looked like a huge star moving across the sky (about a mile away). It wasn't until I was near it that I was able to see what it actually was.
Then it hit me. UFOs have lights so we can't tell what we're looking at. All they have to do is crank them up and they look like a star or something. It's another way to hide from us. Who cares if we can see them if we don't have a clue what we're looking at.
So these reports of UFOs as these bright balls of energy are correct. What they're seeing is the UFOs defensive mechanism so we can't tell what it really is. Underneath is a solid structure hidden from us.
Post from user vikingjedi23 at ufo at reddit..
Comments:
I don't think it's that, it's energy that gets upshifted to visible light. That's why it's different colors etc.
Comment from user vetintebror at ufo at reddit..
I've been studying UFOs for about 24 years now and one of the biggest questions I've gotten over and over again is - why would a UFO have lights? My answer has always been I don't know. They just do. It's something I've been trying to figure out for a long time.
Then yesterday I ran across this post.
Thanks to the OP for sharing it. It's about the different ways we observe UFOs. Some describe a giant ball of light and some see a physical object.
What I came to realize is that what I saw in 1994 was actually both. When I first saw it the UFO just looked like a huge star moving across the sky (about a mile away). It wasn't until I was near it that I was able to see what it actually was.
Then it hit me. UFOs have lights so we can't tell what we're looking at. All they have to do is crank them up and they look like a star or something. It's another way to hide from us. Who cares if we can see them if we don't have a clue what we're looking at.
So these reports of UFOs as these bright balls of energy are correct. What they're seeing is the UFOs defensive mechanism so we can't tell what it really is. Underneath is a solid structure hidden from us.
Post from user vikingjedi23 at ufo at reddit..
Comments:
I don't think it's that, it's energy that gets upshifted to visible light. That's why it's different colors etc.
Comment from user vetintebror at ufo at reddit..