QUOTE(n_a_t_a_l_i_e @ Jun 26 2007, 03:37 PM)

The one UFO incident that has always seemed sus to me (I'm sure most people who watch UFO shows would recall it) was when an astronaut (?) mentioned how they're not actually allowed to discuss any objects seen in outer space, they have to ignore them. And there was footage of an astronaut working on a space station, and you see an object moving by in the background to his right, then you hear someone in the space station radio the astronaut and mention that there's an object behind him, but the astronaut doesn't even pause or turn to look, just says "I don't know what you're talking about," and the other person pauses and says something like, "oh right." I'm on the fence when it comes to visiting aliens, but if genuine, that footage is very good evidence of a cover-up imo (not proof, just evidence)

Last night, I watched the Discovery Channel, which presented an experiment to prove or disprove that a Project Mogul could have been reponsible for the Roswell incident. Amongst those who were taking notes, were the Roswell believers Bruce Maccabee, Stanton Friedman, and Roswell skeptics Joe Nickell and Dave Thomas.
The experimental personnel had assembled a 50% model of a Project Mogul balloon train complete with three rawin devices. The contraption was then send aloft and shot down with a gun. When the balloon train crashed to earth, measurements were taken and compared with the dimensions of the debris site as described by Mac Brazel and Jesse Marcel. The measurements on the experimental crash site didn't even come close to the revised description of Mac Brazel, much less that of Jesse Marcel, which was several hundred feet wide and 3/4 of a mile long. The experimental crash site was only 150 feet in diameter at the maximum, which proved beyond any doubt that no Mogul balloon train was responsible. What was also revealed was the hundreds of feet a string and other lines that were not evident in the photos, which were needed to assemble a typical Mogul balloon train.
The rawin devices in the experiment were not torn in the manner of the object in the Roswell photos and Mr. Maccabee pointed out that the torn debris in the Roswell photos didn't have any mud nor dirt on them and in fact, look like it was just taken out of a storage container, clean as can be. I have stated in the past that the torn remains looked like they were torn by hand as well.
Downed rawin devices looked like these rawin devices that were recovered by civilians.



But, I didn't need an experiment to convince me that no Mogul balloon train was responsible because the Air Force had already furnished me with information that proved that there was no Project Mogul balloon flight #4 launch on June 14, 1947. In other words, proof-positive that no Project Mogul balloon train was ever responsible for the Roswell incident.