Full Version: Black Triangle UFO, DAYLIGHT, very clear
What could it be?
seeing is believing!
Maybe the mods can do something about these trash threads he's clogging this forum up with. It's more than obvious he's just doing it to be a smart*ss for the attention.
So thats how the pyramids were created!!! 
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QUOTE(Colbert Nation @ May 4 2007, 06:23 PM) [snapback]1659726[/snapback]
Whats your problem dude? First of all why do you even use the name Colbert? Its not like you represent anything he believes in or depicts on his show. All the posts you make are pretty much a mockery of this site. What do you believe in? Are you trying to say aliens are not real? FYI they have found a planet in in the Sirious solar system that has an atmosphere and water, so why don't you tell me that there is not life anywhere in the galaxy?
QUOTE(Sweetpumper @ May 4 2007, 02:03 PM) [snapback]1659795[/snapback]
Maybe the mods can do something about these trash threads he's clogging this forum up with. It's more than obvious he's just doing it to be a smart*ss for the attention.
While I admit it's not a "good" video, it is certainly much more convincing than your bigfoot thread: http://www.unexplained-mysteries.com/forum...amp;pid=1579041
QUOTE(Damon2000 @ May 4 2007, 02:20 PM) [snapback]1659820[/snapback]
Whats your problem dude? First of all why do you even use the name Colbert? Its not like you represent anything he believes in or depicts on his show. All the posts you make are pretty much a mockery of this site. What do you believe in? Are you trying to say aliens are not real? FYI they have found a planet in in the Sirious solar system that has an atmosphere and water, so why don't you tell me that there is not life anywhere in the galaxy?
Actually I was just posting a video of a black triangle ufo...just like the video says...
QUOTE(Damon2000 @ May 4 2007, 02:20 PM) [snapback]1659820[/snapback]
FYI they have found a planet in in the Sirious solar system that has an atmosphere and water
I must have missed this news... when was a planet with water and an atmosphere found in orbit around Sirius? could you please supply a link? TIA
QUOTE(Pax Unum @ May 4 2007, 02:53 PM) [snapback]1659852[/snapback]
I must have missed this news... when was a planet with water and an atmosphere found in orbit around Sirius? could you please supply a link? TIA
Like most "open-minded" believers he took the following article as PROOF:
WASHINGTON - For the first time astronomers have discovered a planet outside our solar system that is potentially habitable, with Earth-like temperatures, a find researchers described Tuesday as a big step in the search for "life in the universe."
The planet is just the right size, might have water in liquid form, and in galactic terms is relatively nearby at 120 trillion miles away. But the star it closely orbits, known as a "red dwarf," is much smaller, dimmer and cooler than our sun.
There's still a lot that is unknown about the new planet, which could be deemed inhospitable to life once more is known about it. And it's worth noting that scientists' requirements for habitability count Mars in that category: a size relatively similar to Earth's with temperatures that would permit liquid water. However, this is the first outside our solar system that meets those standards.
QUOTE(Colbert Nation @ May 4 2007, 03:19 PM) [snapback]1659892[/snapback]
Like most "open-minded" believers he took the following article as PROOF:
WASHINGTON - For the first time astronomers have discovered a planet outside our solar system that is potentially habitable, with Earth-like temperatures, a find researchers described Tuesday as a big step in the search for "life in the universe."
The planet is just the right size, might have water in liquid form, and in galactic terms is relatively nearby at 120 trillion miles away. But the star it closely orbits, known as a "red dwarf," is much smaller, dimmer and cooler than our sun.
There's still a lot that is unknown about the new planet, which could be deemed inhospitable to life once more is known about it. And it's worth noting that scientists' requirements for habitability count Mars in that category: a size relatively similar to Earth's with temperatures that would permit liquid water. However, this is the first outside our solar system that meets those standards.
WASHINGTON - For the first time astronomers have discovered a planet outside our solar system that is potentially habitable, with Earth-like temperatures, a find researchers described Tuesday as a big step in the search for "life in the universe."
The planet is just the right size, might have water in liquid form, and in galactic terms is relatively nearby at 120 trillion miles away. But the star it closely orbits, known as a "red dwarf," is much smaller, dimmer and cooler than our sun.
There's still a lot that is unknown about the new planet, which could be deemed inhospitable to life once more is known about it. And it's worth noting that scientists' requirements for habitability count Mars in that category: a size relatively similar to Earth's with temperatures that would permit liquid water. However, this is the first outside our solar system that meets those standards.
Gliese 581 c?, theres nothing known about Gliese 581 c yet, and it's not in orbit around Sirius. somebody has their details wrong...
surprise surprise another waste of of space. starting to be C N's calling card. ......quite pathetic and childish
that video was a waste of time not even funny
22secs of my life! that i cannot reclaim! obviously not funnt. not even entertaining.
No, it's stupid. That's why it was moved to this forum.
QUOTE(Pax Unum @ May 4 2007, 04:18 PM) [snapback]1659994[/snapback]
Gliese 581 c?, theres nothing known about Gliese 581 c yet, and it's not in orbit around Sirius. somebody has their details wrong...
As with 99.9% of all believers, he has alot more wrong than his details...
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