@aifazza Didn't see / hear anything else but was at street level. The spheres seemed to be doing their "usual thing" looping, ducking etc but my view was restricted by buildings.
@BartBlake11@apmassaro3 Russia bombed a Patriot system (supplied by the US). The debris hit the hospital. Obviously tragic - but so is prolonging this war instead of working towards ending it.
@StephenKing Nope. Russia hit a (US supplied) Patriot system...the debris from which hit the hospital. Had it been a direct hit there would be no hospital left at all. Does that make it "right"? Of course not. The real question is the role of the US (and others) in prolonging this war.
@ashtonforbes@IdLaminin Agree. Difficult to know if / what was seen if anything at all... but the fact that it was reported and picked up by satellites... might be worth keeping in mind while all other theories remain... theories
@PatrickQJackson @Extreme_Toilet @iajhsd6uiahf@528vibes ...and explains why humans aren't stumbling across downed craft on a frequent basis? ...fascinated by what this may imply, esp. potential uso / ocean realm...
Its Sunday!
The UAP Spheres are witnessed on a daily basis..
They are the Elephant in the room..
Worth watching this to catch up!
https://t.co/PuIQMmMFaP
#ufotwitter#uap#uaptwitter#ufox
@BrightInsight6 I would argue that this should be studied - we already know that genetic differences impact responses to disease / illness, but also to study cognitive evolution and better understand our (shared) origins. What do you think?
@BrightInsight6 One possibility: there may evidence relating to interactions with Homo Floresiensis (thought to have become extinct on Flores/East Java) c. 50,000 yrs ago. H Floresiensis shares many "modern" features with us, H Sapiens, but a cranial capacity of a much more ancient hominid...
@BrightInsight6 ...and here's the politically incorrect part that we're usually banned from mentioning, what about evidence of inter-breeding and populations today carrying a % if genes from a different / earlier human species? What would that mean?
@BrightInsight6 ...and when H Floresiensis was discovered, fundamentally challenged existing theories of evolution, even the textbook "out of Africa" thesis that archaeology students still study today.