UFOs

TV is an abbreviation. TV set would be a compound noun clause like Fire Engine or Power Mower. Television by itself is a noun.

There are Unidentified Flying Objects (UFOs) around the world, but when they are identified, then they are no longer UFOs. Most turn out to be airplanes, weather balloons, reflections on car windshields, and so forth.

So, yes, there are occasionaly Unidentied Flying Objects over Haiti, just like every other populated area on Earth. (Non-populated areas have no one to identify or "Un-identify" anything.

BUT, no UFOs from "outer space", whatever that may be, have been on or around Earth in modern history, at least.

I saw a movie called " where are the aliens? " and i have to say its quiet scary

by the way im 18!

No.

Not if you actually mean, "do you believe in alien spacecraft". Has there never been the slightest shred of evidence to support this?

But people can and do see things in the sky they themselves can't ID. In this sense, it is not a matter of "believing". We *know* people see things in the sky they can't ID. But the least likely explanation for these sky-blobs is for them to be alien spacecraft.

Hundreds of people have CLAIMED to have been abducted by UFOs, but many of the claims are obviously false and most of the rest have been of dubious veracity. There have been no positive evidence that any humans have been abducted from Earth by extra-terrestrial visitors.

(But then, that's what "THEY" want us to believe!!)

There are three schools where you can study UFOlogy.

"The College of Management Science's Diploma course on UFOlogy gives the UFO investigator a deep and broad expertise in the subject including a study of many of the famous and lesser-known reported sightings and encounters."

"This is the motto of the AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF METAPHYSICS (AIM). The Institute offers self-enrichment, home-study courses for all those who recognize the global consciousness reawakening of the new millennia, and wish to partake in its dawning."

"International Metaphysical University, providing leading edge educational opportunities in metaphysical, exoconsciousness, spirituality, shamanism, (and) UFO(s)."

it is because of the magnetic force inside the sea. Some of the survivors of the accident in the Triangle say that ther navigating system pointed to the original north and their route was mis-directed

That is a very, very, very high possibility, many people think thats the case, but we still need to prove it by finding these planets and their lifeforms.

Some are. But the fake ones are very easy to tell from the genuine circles. The stalks of the crops will be flattened on the fake ones. The others are not so easy to explain. Their stalks are not bent over or flattened with a board but are some how exposed to some sort of microwave energy. The stalks on the circles look completetly different. And some of the patterns are far too complicated to have been done with a board with a rope attached to it. It is also very common to find crop circles in the same area that has had UFO sightings.

Temperate Zone, and some regions of the Arctic.

I can't think of one which does not have a 'sky god'.

Yes in fact is has been seen in many places in America even UFO's witch are the Aliens Transportation.

this dude is lying there are no such things you dumb nerd.

A Venusian messenger is the identity of Orthon in the UFO incident with George Adamski.

Specifically, Orthon met with George Adamski (April 17, 1891 - April 23, 1965) on November 20, 1952. Just before the meeting, Adamski saw an alien spacecraft over the Colorado Desert and found a mysterious silver disk in the area where he and his friends were picnicking near the California town of Desert Center. After their meeting, Orthon transported Adamski to and from the Moon and Venus.

There is a UFO in your driveway

no i dont belive

Biome is an modernistic-sounding word for Natural habitat- like Forest, Jungle, arctic ice floes, as a ( living space) for plants and animals, etc. Biome became popular in the early seventies. Habitat is better known to the General public. They are about the same. Ask Grace Lamour if you have any doubts.

Yes, one of the most famous supposed UFO crashes occurred in the 1940s. It was called the "Roswell incident."

On March 24, 2011, over Southhampton, England, a triangular, black UFO sighting in broad daylight.

All of them.

The Moon does not have a "dark side" and a "light side". It does have a "nearside" and a 'far side", but the Moon has 29 day cycles of sunlight and night - except that on the night side of the Moon, it is illuminated by the nearly full Earth.

Two offical sightings reported.

So few sightings are actually reported, there are no reliable statistics.

It is one of the main locations in UFO history.

Roswell, in the state of New Mexico, USA, is famous because on July 8, 1947 the United States Military took possession of some crash debris. The military says the debris was from a classified experimental surveillance balloon.

Many believers in UFOs claim it was a crashed alien flying craft and that it contained several aliens, probably dead, and that the military engaged in a cover up. So far, there is no shred of hard evidence to support these claims.

It is probably the best known, least proven, and most controversial UFO incidents ever.

Roswell is best known for bringing in the most tourist bucks for the least amount of anything to show. The only hard evidence (photos of the debris) are clearly of rubber balloons and foil radar targets, consistent with the Project MOGUL spying balloon prototype it is thought to have been. An armload of tinfoil, balsa, fishing line, and sunrotted weather balloons, has been leveraged into millions of dollars of income. Not bad, considering they don't even have the armload of stuff to show the tourists when they arrive. Even "The Thing" has a paper-mache mummy to look at.