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Re: UFO Crash
« on: May 24, 2006, 10:25:55 AM »
@ PMC

There have certainly been many incidents that could not be readily explained by the technology that was available at the time. How much of it was natural phenomena and how much was artificial, I don't know. The problem these days is that technology has advanced to the point where a UFO may very well be foreign terrestrial technology.
I have only seen one UFO (and I use that as a literal definition). It happened one evening at dusk while I was driving down a main road just north of Johannesburg in 1997. I saw in the distance something that I can only describe as a neon dash. At the time I instantly thought of the video game 'Elevator Action.' If you've played that and you remember what your character's bullets looked like, well that is what this looked like, only it was a crimson-purple colour. I suppose it would not have been out of place if they edited that 'thing' into a sci-fi film as weapons fire.
Anyway it must have been big because I had a clear view several kilometres to the horizon and it looked big from where I was.
But the thing that got me (the thing that I can't explain) was how quickly it went from one side of the horizon to the other. It must have been only 2 or 3 seconds, perfectly flat trajectory and then it was gone.
 

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Re: UFO Crash
« Reply #1 on: May 25, 2006, 11:19:04 AM »
@ Blobzie

It sounds to me like Van Rensburg was partaking of copius amounts of mampoer before that sighting. Maybe he had just come back from the bokdrol spoeg competition.
I have enjoyed many a fine day on those beaches, in fact we would go to kelso every year for our holidays when I was just a nipper. We've used all those beaches at one time or another, all the way up the coast and I even lived in Amanzimtoti for a while. Tornadoes in the absence of thunderstorm conditions, behind the breakers......nope I can't buy that.
What I can vouch for, is that the place has a certain magic. I am talking mainly about Kelso now. I would go for strolls along the beach at night and I always thought there was a certain presence there.
And the dreams.... :-o