Federation of Magic Pop UFOS

For as long as we’ve been told about space, we’ve been sold on it. Sold the idea that there’s an infinite void out there, just waiting for our reach. Sold the vision of astronauts bouncing on the Moon, billionaires colonizing Mars, and satellites making first contact with the unknown. But what if none of it is real—not in the way we’re told? What if space isn’t an open frontier, but a closed loop? A concept, not a reality? And more importantly, what if the entire business of space is just that—a business?  What if all the movies (one of the 1st movies ever made was about going to the moon,) about space were just programming devices to give the masses the impression space was one way. Tough to prove, but tough to convince me otherwise. While we’re watching rocket launches and CGI renderings of deep-space missions, a very real market is at play. Stocks surge and crash on the promise of cosmic dreams. Governments funnel billions into projects that never seem to deliver what was promis...

  Introduction In the year 2023, the prevalence of smartphones with high-definition cameras has reached a point where virtually everyone carries a powerful tool for capturing the world around them. With such advanced technology at our fingertips, it's reasonable to expect that if UFOs, or unidentified flying objects, were real extraterrestrial visitors, we would have undeniable evidence by now. In this blog post, I will present my rationale for choosing not to believe in UFOs, based on the lack of concrete evidence and my conviction that any sightings are more likely to be terrestrial in origin. The Era of HD Cameras - JP's Law of HD: "In a time when everyone with a phone has an HD camera, what can be shot in HD will be shot in HD. "  - JP The proliferation of smartphones equipped with HD cameras has undoubtedly changed the way we interact with the world. It has led to the recording of countless significant events and incidents, from viral moments to natural disasters...

What if all outer space consists of a water-like, or water-based substance?  That sure changes things, doesn't it? Well, this website has been less optimistic than ever that we (planet Earth) has ever sent anyone or anything beyond our atmosphere.  Changed also is the perspective on UFOs as a whole and that has been the reason behind such a drag in passing along typical UFO information, which can openly be deemed bullshit for the most part.  Are there UFO?  ABSOLUTELY.  Do any of the "big" UFO websites have any credibility?  That's for you to say, but we don't buy it. The Earth seems to be shielded from space - lets look at rockets, and how when they are lifted off, they never go straight up but hook around, like many of my golf shots, in a projection that is often defended as "physics."  I declare bullshit.  Fuck physics, it's distorted and intentionally confusing because rockets never do go to "space."  If I'm proven wrong, a l...

Here's a spaced-out version of the supposed UFO(s) spotted near the International Space Station, June 27th, 2015. Take a look and don't miss out on the comments on the video's page, they are everything you'd imagine they'd be.

The article that's on the marquee on Yahoo! tonight talks about Europa, and her Mt. Everest size geysers and potential for life.  Right on the heels of the announcement from Mars that there's evidence of microbial life, now our scientists are bandwagoning it, throwing their arms up and yelling "Fuck It!  If it's on Mars it's everywhere!"  Safe to say, I don't think the general public will fall into a panic, it's safe now, scientists. The one thing the article doesn't admit is that sci-fi writers have had this notion on lockdown for the last 50 years.  No crying over spilled milk but Arthur C. Clark's information was far more poetic and hopeful than these ridiculous news pies. Too little, too late.  True readers have known and speculated on this crap for so long that I'm embarrassed to read some of your thoughts on the matter.  The article ends: Future observations will hopefully confirm this discovery and help define the size, de...

Just reading an interesting article written at Business Insider .  With recent news about over 200k sign-ups to be selected to be sent on a one-way to Mars, this information was sure to be shared, though the "sexy" angle certainly made me look. Image from article: From the article:  Here's what Chris Webster from NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, which manages the Curiosity rover currently roaming Mars, had to say over email: The most serious immediate impact would be from the low atmospheric pressure that is nearly a vacuum compared to Earth, and within minutes the skin and organs would rupture, outgas and produce a quick painful death.  Zoinks! Be careful what you wish for.

Every once in a while we're given an astounding amount of information in a very short period of time. It's nice to get what appears as one of those magical space awareness videos as Chris Hadfield reminds us what makes them such mega-mortals. (Or could this be yet another one of them devil's in the details kind of moments? Sheesh, it is NASA, after all!)

I took a few but these came the best.  I'm sure you've been looking at them all day...

NASA:  "Discovery, Houston- Go at throttle-up" FMPU:  "I'M SORRY, I CAN'T HEAR YOU OVER THE SOUND OF AWESOME."