After the UK and France have released there UFO Files, the Danish are joining and releasing theres. Unfortunatly for us English speakers, these are scanned documents and are all in Danish, so an online translator will not help us see what exaclty is written.

I think, that aside of the obvious fact that it would be more than interesting to read these files - it is also very interesting to see the growing trend of taking the information about UFO out from behind closed doors and locked draws, and sharing the information with the public.

Via Encounters With the Unexplained and Paranormal Activities

I found this video interesting on several levels.

• The fact the the potential existence of UFO’s is in fact acknowledge by any official government organization.
• I am wonder what the author based his information on (as far as things that could happen when coming close to a UFO - was it speculative alone or did he actually get some real information from sources in the know?

Via True UFO

My own thesis is both absurd and simple: We’re sharing the planet with a home-grown intelligence that took a critically different evolutionary route in our own prehistory, exploiting consciousness itself as a technology while the recognizable “we” contented ourselves with the immediate, tangible world of physical matter. These others — call them “aliens,” simply for lack of a better word — can access our own level of perception if they choose, but they don’t inhabit a “parallel universe” of the type considered by theoretical physicists such as Michio Kaku. Our own universe is probably big enough for a far-flung ecology of nonhuman beings; we’re just limited to an incredibly small portion of it, for reasons both biological and “spiritual.” (John Keel’s electromagnetic “superspectrum” is an especially useful metaphor, if nothing else.)

Maybe the reason we don’t hear the incessant chatter of extraterrestrial radio transmissions or see megascale engineering works etched onto the dome of the night sky isn’t because alien intelligences have uploaded themselves into addictive virtual environments; perhaps they’ve shed their physical forms, but in an altogether different fashion. They might inhabit a previously undetected cosmological substrate, enmeshed in the universe’s deep structure as we twitch feebly on the surface, so many bacteria in an intergalactic Petri dish.

Mac Tonnies via aboutsetti.

I am embarrassed to admit that I had never really contemplated the possibility of UFO having in them anything else other than extraterrestrial aliens. I certainly have never considered the above as a possibility.

Not ever having considered this before, I also have yet to form an opinion about this. It is entirely possible that we share this world with a species who is not physical, and then again, it is entirely possible that we don’t.

One of the most famous UFO sitings of all time (Due to the great Photograph) was the McMinnville Oregon sighting in may 1950.
The photograph was taken from Paul and Evelyn Trents back yard on May 11th but the story broke only a month later because they were waiting to finish the roll of film that they had taken the photograph on.
Apparently Evelyn Trent was feeding rabbits on the family farm, when she spotted the metallic object in the sky. She hollered for her husband who grabbed the camera and came running.
Click here to read the full story.
Apparently, There has recently been a second sighting in McMinnville as reported to Brian Vike from HBCC Research. click here for the full version.

Via Vintage UFO

Excerpt from Nick Redferns Men in Black lecture.
For me, no less interesting part of the UFO phenomena are the men in blck. I know very little about them, but Nick Redfern with his wealth of infomation has certainly tickled my curiosity.

While he was talking - two thoughts crossed my mind - the first was that men in black were, as he said, government agents trying to hush up the witnesses (for reasons I cannot understand) and the second is that men in black could maybe be aliens who are disguised as people …. this sounds completely insane, and as I write it, it seems less and less probable - why would they do that?

What do you think?