UFO bases on the Earth?

[shagharbor]

My best guess is,..they are on the dark side of our Moon, and they are deep beneath our seas.

[mike]

i watched a fascinating documentary of the Sun the other day.
if its entire life cycle could be condensed into 24 hours, mankind has been studying the sun for about 1 second.
watching the data on solar flares, it struck me any species with a view to long term survival would likely end up underground eventually. moving from a feral (surface) environment to an artificial one underground, strikes me as a logical step in the process any true star faring species would take.

underground and underwater also makes sense as the water can be used to regulate heat.

[Experiencer7]

Originally Posted by mike

i watched a fascinating documentary of the Sun the other day.
if its entire life cycle could be condensed into 24 hours, mankind has been studying the sun for about 1 second.
watching the data on solar flares, it struck me any species with a view to long term survival would likely end up underground eventually. moving from a feral (surface) environment to an artificial one underground, strikes me as a logical step in the process any true star faring species would take.

underground and underwater also makes sense as the water can be used to regulate heat.

http://www.metaresearch.org/solar%20...e.asp?image=23 Check this out.

[tommyb98201]

Ufo's could not only have bases on earth, some could have originated from earth. In other words, They are "Us" in a way nobody can explain. There are a lot of USO sightings and the ocean is vast.

[qqqq]

Its quite logical to say there are ufo bases on earth, but there is'nt a lot logical about the ufo phenomenon. Underwater seems like a logical bet.

[SoCalGNX]

Originally Posted by The Pair of Cats

I seem to recall that in many reports of UFO sightings there has been mention of UFOs hanging around or even disappearing into lakes/oceans. Also some seem to mention them disappearing into mountain ranges or mountainous regions.
I can't recall the specific cases, though.

I first heard that there were UFO's hidden/coming out of Mt. Shasta, CA many years ago. Since then, other dormant volcanoes have been suggested. There has also been discussion lately about a USO between Catalina Island and the coast of California.
If we can't find downed airplanes in some of the higher mountains like the Sierras, we wouldn't be able to find UFO bases either.

[tommyb98201]

The ocean seem to be the most likely place.There have been many USO sightings and the ocean is so vast,I think a base could operate there for some time without being discovered. Ufos may have been here for a million years. Who knows?

[tommyb98201]

The ocean seem to be the most likely place.There have been many USO sightings and the ocean is so vast,I think a base could operate there for some time without being discovered. Ufos may have been here for a million years. Who knows?

"Man is an artifact designed for space travel, he can no longer stay in his present state anymore than a tadpole can stay a tadpole." William S. Burroughs

[Irishseekers]

Originally Posted by tommyb98201

The ocean seem to be the most likely place.There have been many USO sightings and the ocean is so vast,I think a base could operate there for some time without being discovered. Ufos may have been here for a million years. Who knows?

"Man is an artifact designed for space travel, he can no longer stay in his present state anymore than a tadpole can stay a tadpole." William S. Burroughs

Alien bases seem's to me at least ' be rubbish at it's best. Why would they need base's if they can travel through portals or time warps.All this stuff is unproven i am just doing some speculation.

Anyway if there is real bases on earth, you wont find it in someone's back garden.More likely ufo Base's would be close as possible to the place where they are operateing, withount being seen by the populace.More likely a different planet close by or they could hideing in underground dwellings of some sort.. I am only giveing theory's they could be rubbish.

[mike]

underwater has a number of advantages, its not an environment weve been able to explore until very recently, and underground the deeper you go the hotter it gets, large sources of water would logically go hand in hand with such a base for cooling puposes