CrusaderFrank
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How Bout A New 'Paranormal' Discussion Forum?
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Unkotare
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Go to the conspiracy/UFO/mental illness forum and find out! Paulitician will be there to help you shortly.
tinydancer
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That's just mean.
If you've ever have been caught in the maelstrom of evil you would not laugh at this.
tinydancer
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I thought you called it the DNC headed by such intellects as Debbie the Douche Bag and Howie of "oh yeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeah" fame.
tinydancer
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Now back to the initial discussion. I'd love it. Great thought on that Paulitician.
Kudos.
Kudos.
It could be very interesting. Discussing unusual occurring events & things in our world really can be fascinating. I know we have a 'Conspiracy Theory' forum but that really is different than discussing the Paranormal. Anyway,just a suggestion. Thanks.
We already have one. It's called Politics.........
paulitician
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Ernie S.
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It could be very interesting. Discussing unusual occurring events & things in our world really can be fascinating. I know we have a 'Conspiracy Theory' forum but that really is different than discussing the Paranormal. Anyway,just a suggestion. Thanks.
We could, but isn't it unfair to discuss TDM while she's on hiatus?
paulitician
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Just thought i would throw this in for fun.
Second 'sunken UFO' claim doesn't really hold water.
Back in July an ocean exploration team led by Swedish researchers found what some suggested may be a flying saucer on the sea floor. There were even skid marks behind the large object that suggested it may have moved across, or crashed on, the sea floor.
While experts speculated that the object was just a glitch in the team's sonar, new reports surfaced this week that the team uncovered a second, similar object nearby. But, as the report hopped from one website to the next, one thing was missing: an image of the second object.
Life's Little Mysteries contacted Peter Lindberg, who led the expedition, to get the full story, and the elusive sonar scan .
The tale begins in July, when Lindberg, who has successfully recovered objects from sunken ships, announced he had discovered a strange round object at a depth of about 300 feet (about 91 meters) on the ocean floor in the Gulf of Bothnia, between Finland and Sweden. Adding to the mystery, he noted evidence of scars or marks disturbing the environment nearby, suggesting that the object may have moved across the ocean floor at some point.
His claim that the object "is perfectly round" may or may not be accurate; while it looks round, the resolution of sonar image is too low to verify it. And while it's possible the lines that appear to be leading to the feature indicate movement, it's also possible they are totally unrelated.
The object remains unidentified, but many experts questioned whether the sonar image was accurate to begin with. In a story that ran on the Popular Mechanics website, Hanumant Singh, a researcher with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, explained that the sidescan sonar Lindberg used to find the object is not very reliable. Although it's perfectly useful for finding sunken ships that have a high profile on the ocean floor, it's far less accurate for revealing flat, low formations, Singh said. Furthermore, Singh said, there was evidence the sonar was not calibrated properly.
The story seemed to end there, and Lindberg said his team had neither the interest nor resources to investigate the anomaly. But interest in Lindberg's find was revived a few days ago when CNN reported that his team had found a second, similar object not far from his original discovery.
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Second 'sunken UFO' claim doesn't really hold water.
Back in July an ocean exploration team led by Swedish researchers found what some suggested may be a flying saucer on the sea floor. There were even skid marks behind the large object that suggested it may have moved across, or crashed on, the sea floor.
While experts speculated that the object was just a glitch in the team's sonar, new reports surfaced this week that the team uncovered a second, similar object nearby. But, as the report hopped from one website to the next, one thing was missing: an image of the second object.
Life's Little Mysteries contacted Peter Lindberg, who led the expedition, to get the full story, and the elusive sonar scan .
The tale begins in July, when Lindberg, who has successfully recovered objects from sunken ships, announced he had discovered a strange round object at a depth of about 300 feet (about 91 meters) on the ocean floor in the Gulf of Bothnia, between Finland and Sweden. Adding to the mystery, he noted evidence of scars or marks disturbing the environment nearby, suggesting that the object may have moved across the ocean floor at some point.
His claim that the object "is perfectly round" may or may not be accurate; while it looks round, the resolution of sonar image is too low to verify it. And while it's possible the lines that appear to be leading to the feature indicate movement, it's also possible they are totally unrelated.
The object remains unidentified, but many experts questioned whether the sonar image was accurate to begin with. In a story that ran on the Popular Mechanics website, Hanumant Singh, a researcher with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, explained that the sidescan sonar Lindberg used to find the object is not very reliable. Although it's perfectly useful for finding sunken ships that have a high profile on the ocean floor, it's far less accurate for revealing flat, low formations, Singh said. Furthermore, Singh said, there was evidence the sonar was not calibrated properly.
The story seemed to end there, and Lindberg said his team had neither the interest nor resources to investigate the anomaly. But interest in Lindberg's find was revived a few days ago when CNN reported that his team had found a second, similar object not far from his original discovery.
Read More:
2nd 'sunken UFO' claim doesn't hold water - Technology & science - Science - LiveScience - msnbc.com
paulitician
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Here's some sonar photos of the reported sunken UFO...
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwGxMQP6WFc]Footage of sunken ufo found on bottom of the ocean - YouTube[/ame]
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jwGxMQP6WFc]Footage of sunken ufo found on bottom of the ocean - YouTube[/ame]
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The weak-minded are people that can't think outside the box. The people that think they know everything about life and the universe. You are the one that is stuck in a paradigm and are closed minded. As little as we know about the universe and how it was created or formed. It would be foolish to rule out anything.
Hebrews chapter 1 verse 2 states: "Hath in these last days spoken unto us by his Son, whom he hath appointed heir of all things, by whom also he made the worlds;"
Why is it plural, because he knows more then we do.
paulitician
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The weak-minded are people that can't think outside the box. The people that think they know everything about life and the universe. You are the one that is stuck in a paradigm and are closed minded. As little as we know about the universe and how it was created or formed. It would be foolish to rule out anything.
Hebrews chapter 1 verse 2 states: "Hath in these last days spoken unto us by his Son, whom he hath appointed heir of all things, by whom also he made the worlds;"
Why is it plural, because he knows more then we do.
Well said. Yeah, there's nothing wrong with discussing the strange & unknown. It can be incredibly fascinating.
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