Comments on: Mexican Air Force Films UFOs

By: steve

steve — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 06:03:08 +0000

oh my dont bring Religion in to it eh ? yes heaven help us if they are carriages of God eh ? haha ….this film is superb proof of ufo craft not only in the skies of earth but more than just one visiting craft…these are formations of many craft…their behavior is akin to the german bomber units that flew over the english channel before world war2 commenced with the violent bombardment of England by Nazi Germany. You see. in the beginning it was necessary to do reconnaissance, and then N. Germany had to work on placing air bases along the coast of France near England along with personnel and guard units and anti aircraft gun placements etc..well you get the point don’t you ? –Derr
UFO Researcher since 1991 / USA

By: Troy

Troy — Wed, 19 May 2004 17:52:44 +0000

Careful not to limit your imagination of possible UFO material to that which is found on this planet. Obviously that means you’d need to consider substances of which you have no conception at all.

Science is a tricky creature. We’re limited to applying only what we have discovered to a problem in hopes that it will result in a satisfying conclusion. You’ve also got to be careful not to imagine too much, or else you’ll transcend that fine line from science into religion.

By: Anne Haight

Anne Haight — Wed, 12 May 2004 21:44:31 +0000

Check the little righthand box that says “slideshow” on the Local6 website. At the bottom there is a small link to the video clip.

I also considered reflections when reading the article and watching the video, but the pilots seem quite sure that they were seeing real objects in the sky. So camera or cockpit reflection doesn’t fully explain this.

I agree that experimental aircraft could be the culprit, but 11 of them all in one place? And it seems like a strange place to test craft anyway — out over Mexico?

Although, if some government, like the U.S. were to test such aircraft, that would be a better location than in our country. The rural people are less likely to be believed if they report a sighting, and the technology infrastructure there makes it unlikely that anyone would have a camera with them.

By: Sigivald

Sigivald — Wed, 12 May 2004 20:07:58 +0000

Well, experimental airframes under test wouldn’t tend to be publicly acknowledged.

On the other hand, they’re also very unlikely to surround or “play with” MAF aircraft, either.

It is rather interesting that the “paired” arrangement doesn’t seem to change in the slideshow (local6.com doesn’t seem to have the video online… and what kind of name is local6, anyway? Don’t they know that every market of any size has a “6″, and “local” isn’t helpful? Anyway.), and there are what look for all world like reflections below one of the sets of lights. (Though the latter could very easily be an artifact of the FLIR system or whatever IR imager they’re using.)