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UFO, the definition: Unidentified flying object. Someone throws a frisbee off a bridge, BINGO an
Unidentified Flying Object. Yes, people can see something that appears to fly and they cannot
identify. There is not a possible NO answer to this debate. It has to be yes. |
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Well i know i do believe that they exist and im just not so sure if there are real aliens..but i
know for a fact aliens do exist.. |
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Well, if you go by the actual definition of UFO (Unidentified Flying Object), then yes they exist.
I'm sure there are plenty of things flying around that someone hasn't identified. |
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Yes UFOs exist but no governments re not keeping it secret from us. Even if they were who cares.
Have we been invaded or attacked, no have they tried to exterminate us, no. So who cares |
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UFO's exist. They are reported all of the time. Whether or not they are of extraterrestrial
origin is stipulation. |
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I've seen a lot of flying things. I bet that if someone threw a jacket out a window someone 2 miles
away won't be able to identify it. Thus, a UFO. |
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What could i really say against it? What makes the humans so special?
Saying other things do not exist could translate to believing more practical things exist like
God.
I believe in God. |
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UFO is one of my favorite bands. They don't really exist anymore. Too bad. |
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I believe there is a high likelihood for life outside our solar system. But I can't say for sure if
they fly around in space crafts. The debate is flawed in that you say UFOs are real, and then equate
that with life outside our solar system, and then say the government is holding secrets. Sigh. I
think it's highly unlikely that UFOs have visited Earth. But I will agree anyway. |
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By definition of course UFOs' exist. Anything that is flying and unidentifiable. Hence the term
UFO. |
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UFO's do exist. I have seen one in broad daylight. Japans Chief Government Spokesman admitted
earlier this year that they exist and so did their Defence Minister. Quite what interest they would
have in this grimy warmongering planet I don't know, I just hope they would like to offer us some
sort of help and guidance to become better as a race. |
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Technically, a UFO is just and Unidentified Flying Object. So an unidentified flying bug would
technically be a UFO. :) |
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Yes, I do believe that UFOs exist. There are many proofs present in the hand of Government but the
real wonder is why the Government does not interested in projecting the documents in front of mass.
It may be for that the general mass would react terribly to the news and a real chaos would take
place. These documents will surely lead to the proof of the existence of the UFOs or the extra
terrestrial life. UFO researcher and expert Robert Hastings has travelled throughout the country
with his lectures on the subjects of UFOs at number of universities. He started his research from
1967 and his research contained past 50 years of UFO sightings throughout the world. Hastings’
research which contains several newspaper accounts and other Governmental documents featuring UFOs
proves the presence of UFOs in our universe. |
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I definitely think that there is life somewhere in outer space. We may be the only life form in our
solar system, but if we look out further than our solar system, I am sure there is some form of
life. Above all, there are many people in the world who claim that they have had an encounter with
UFOs and with aliens. What is even more convincing is that many of the people who have had
encounters have the same story to tell as others from other parts of the world. How can two
different people, from different places in the world have the same story to tell? There is just too
much evidence pointing to the possibility of other life forms. |
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I do believe that UFO's exist. As Cephus stated, "anything in the sky that you cannot identify is,
by definition, an unidentified flying object". Do I believe that UFO's come for outerspace? My
answer is probably not. That's not to say that I don't believe in extra-terrestrial life, because I
do. The universe is just too vast to believe that the rest of it is devoid of life. It is ridiculous
to believe that the Earth or it's inhabitants are the only life in the universe. I'm just not sold
on the idea that - in this huge vacuum of the universe - another race of beings would be likely to
find us and visit. But who knows. |
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I completely agree with this! The government hides too many things from it's people. Honestly I
think one of the reasons they do this is: Humans want to believe they are the dominant species
because we have been for so long, a more advanced species, that may be smarter, and stronger could
destroy us easily. Therefore we would no longer be in control, we would no longer be "dominant." We
are a selfish, and controlling species. Honestly I think it would be awesome, but a lot of society
would panic; however, I think we do have a right to know. |
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The question of whether extra-terrestrial life exists is separate from the question of whether alien
spaceships are visiting Earth. There is an overwhelming scientific consensus that, so large is the
universe, that extra-terrestrial life must exist somewhere. There is nothing like a scientific
consensus on the reality of UFOs; in fact, the contrary is true.
That said, I believe the evidence for the existence of UFOs is strong and compelling. Many credible
and credentialled people have looked into the subject and concluded that something strange was
indeed going on. I think, for example, of Jacques Vallee, a respected French scientist who once
investigated UFOs intensively. John Mack is another - a Harvard professor who looked into the alien
abduction phenomenon and found that those claiming to have been abducted by aliens were not
crackpots after all.
Many UFO sightings have rational explanations. Some do not, however. Personally I find the Belgian
UFO Wave of 1989-1990 and the Cash-Landrum Incident incident to be two of the most compelling cases.
The question of government complicity is again a separate one but, certainly, the Cash-Landrum case
strongly suggests it. |
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I agree that life does exist outside of our solar system and I also agree that the US government
does have secrets about UFOs and extraterrestrial life forms. Throughout time many people have seen
aliens or space ships and reported their sightings. Many of these people do not even know one
another and they all describe the exact same thing. The universe is a vast place. There has to be
other life forms out there somewhere. It is hard to believe that we are the only life forms in such
a vast universe. Therefore, I do believe that UFOs and aliens do exist; and I definitely believe the
world governments do know more than what they tell the public. |
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NO. Why would god create a monster alien
and it is proven fake |
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There is a popular misconception:
"Either there is no life elsewhere, or UFOs are real."
It is extremely likely that there exists life elsewhere in the universe.
It is extremely unlikely that they are visiting us in flying saucers. |
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Yes "ufo's" exist anything seen in the sky that you have absolutely no idea what it is then it's a
"ufo"
or if you insist that you've seen one land and you claimed that it had UFO written write on the side
it was probably some idiot who just gave himself a friendly reminder that his car takes:
Unleaded
Fuel
Only. |
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I agree with Cephus, in that a UFO is defined as an "unidentified flying object", of which there are
plenty. However, with respect to these objects bearing intelligent life forms from another planet
admittedly not being 100% impossible - as nothing is 100% true or false - it must be said that it is
pretty improbable.
I do not deny that there is not a chance that intelligent life forms do exist somehwere out there,
as with the enormity of the Universe, I find it difficult to believe that we can be the only forms
of life, as fngrbng420 also highlights. However, for intelligent life forms to exist somewhere way
out there in the first place, and then to somehow find their way to our planet, is a pretty enormous
stretch of the imagination.
For this, I do not believe that UFOs bring life forms that come from outer space.
(Sorry! Accidentally posted this as a comment at first!) |
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Do UFOs exist? Sure, anything in the sky that you cannot identify is, by definition, an
unidentified flying object. Are these from another planet? There isn't a shred of objective,
rational evidence to support the claim, so until someone pulls a little green man out of some
wreckage somewhere, no, there's no intelligent reason to think that UFOs are alien in origin.
Added: Can you prove 100% that there isn't an invisible and intangible gnome living on your
shoulder whispering into your ear and controlling your actions?
Nope? Do you believe in it then? No, because it's UTTERLY STUPID!
Same goes with Mermaids and UFOs. |
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