>From Mr. Monteverde: > Inadvertent condensation near the rim of a visually cloaked > disc shaped field-effect craft?
>From Mr. Blanton: > Well, possibly the Dolphins were the aliens who created the > sky ring? and > Instead of condensation, possibly a void of moisture to the > heat of the edge of the craft since it looks like it is > hovering in a cloud. > > Monteverde . . . always thinking! >From Mr. Heffner: > It looks to me that the rising structure to the right is > about the right size and shape to make the vortex ring. > I suspect it was only visible at the time of the video > due to the low hanging clouds and apparently close to dew > point conditions. This just in from "Vince" DingleLint reporter at large, as always... reporting from the future: * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Regarding the recent "smoke ring" phenomenon... Someone forgot to kick in their inertial dampers a few microseconds prior to folding space. BTW, this smoke ring incident reminds me of the infamous Roswell Incident that took place back in the summer of 1947. From the time-line that I'm currently hiding out in, that incident is now better understood by those who are willing to educate themselves on matters concerning a growing field of study called "interplanetary evolution." I would point out that a seemingly insignificant matter was never considered in all the drama that was stirred up in countless investigations conducted back in the late 20th and early 21st century. There were very few top level women involved. Had more women been allowed first-hand access to the "wreckage" it is quite likely that a far different assessment of what transpired in the middle of a remote god-forsaken New Mexican sheep pasture would have been made. Most women would have instinctively comprehended the significance. Let me put it this way for those who are still scratching their heads. On our planet there are many examples of evolution taking interesting twists and turns. Evolution can occasionally do an about face and seemingly backtrack. For example, sea turtles were once land animals that decided there were better opportunities if they packed their bags and returned to living within a water environment. However, because their basic biological engineering had been hard coded while they were still land dwellers, they are forced to crawl back onto land where they lay their eggs. While sea turtles make the best of this evolutionary design and try to turn it to their advantage, it is still a laborious process, one filled with pearls for the gravid female. They must drag their ponderous bodies across a hostile surface till they find an appropriate spot to lay their eggs. Afterward, they must endeavor to make it back to the ocean before overheating and exhaustion consumes them. Some don't make it back. Now, consider the possibility that there might exist certain more-or-less intelligent species that have been puttering about the cosmos for millions of years. Their biological ancestral heritage may have originated on the surface of a planet or within the oceans, but millions of years ago they decided there would be more opportunities if they packed their little alien bags and migrated out into the vastness of the cosmos. As certain husbands are apt to discover, sometimes driving a screaming spouse to the hospital can be problematical. Sometimes the desperate couple has no choice but to drive over to the side of the road and take matters into their own hands, literally. Combine this with the fact that 20th century interpretations of what "aliens" look like, how they behave, how "aliens" are assumed to be put together, how they might self-replicate and what all is involved in self-replication, and I would have to say that most 20th century views on these matters were rather quaint. No wonder most of the men in charge at that time in history wanted to suppress the event. Icky! I must stop transmitting now. I have a hot date with, well, what some in your time-line would be apt to label: a couple of demons. Yes indeede! That they are! That they are! * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Regards Steven Vincent Johnson www.OrionWorks.com www.zazzle.com/orionworks
