Has any one actually seen a UFO..??

Question

Its actually a quesiton for my step dad!!! he wants to know if anyone on YA has seen a UFO with your own eyes

Answer 1

I think I have seen 2 heres my story's

As I was driving home, around 9:20pm a looked into the north sky and I saw this silver , very round, light. It did not look like an airplane, the light did not have an halo,it was very bright, it was not a flood light, because it did not have the usual cone which goes from the equipment to the light.

What was more amazing was the fact that the light travelled at a slow speed from north to south in the sky, and disappeared behind the hill. It was extremelly odd. Next day I did not see anything in the paper so, I wander how many people saw that.To this day I believe I saw something extraordinary

the next account i was about 3 or 4 years old (a long time ago!!)

I was on a holiday/vacation on the greek island of Kos

Id say it was about 10.30 ish in the morning and we were going home and me,my Dad and Brother spotted this triangle thing in the sky id say it must have been ten feet wide from our view from the ground and it had these oddly shaped lights surrounding it the weirdest thing about this is nobody else saw this and it was bright sunshine and over a crowded shoppiing centre

hope you enjoyed my storys

Answer 2

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sABpGFzxe...

Answer 3

Well i thought i had many times.

But i looked into it

Researched it and i found out that 2/3 times that i saw a unidentified object it was a comment .

Which i guess im pretty lucky for seeing 2 comments in only 21 years .

I actually have real footage of what i saw for the other encounter that i saw but couldnt get any real answer out of studying and asking people.

I believe but 90% of time it can be explained .

=] hope helped

Even studying

Answer 4

Yes, on three occasions.  However, i don't believe they were alien spacecraft.  Two were probably some kind of optical illusions and the other was a military aircraft.

Answer 5

I am a private pilot and my father was a military pilot trained during WWII to recognise aircraft. One day, many years ago, we both observed the same UFO from two different places. It was only the day after that we shared our observations.

For us, it was exactly that: An Unidentified Flying Object we couldn't relate to anything we knew in the behaviour pattern, turn radius and sudden disappearance. But we had no reason, whatsoever, to believe that it came from another planet.

Consider this: If someone from the closest star, Proxima Centauri, was to come and visit us, it would take them about 40 years to accelerate to near the speed of light, and 40 years to decelerate. It would require a source of energy that is way over the entire energy mankind use on earth. Even at one tenth of the speed of light a single hydrogen atom would perforate the strongest metal hull and everything on board.

Further consider this: There is maybe one chance in a thousand that another planet around another solar system has the right distance, size, etc. to support life. There is maybe a chance in a thousand that life can appear there. There is maybe a chance in a thousand that life gets time to develop into an intelligence able to lauch spaceships before disappearing from the planet.

Altogether, if you were to visit stars in search of intelligent life, you would have maybe a chance in a billion to meet it on the first planet. That leaves you only 999,999,999 planets to visit. Good luck!