UFO “CRASHES” — WHAT IF THEY WEREN’T CRASHES AT ALL?
UFO “CRASHES” — WHAT IF THEY WEREN’T CRASHES AT ALL? Maybe we've been looking at extraterrestrial spacecraft the wrong way. One of the arguments I hear most often from UFO skeptics is this: If an extraterrestrial civilization is advanced enough to travel between the stars, why does it keep crashing its spacecraft on Earth? It's a fair question. After all, we're supposedly talking about civilizations that could be thousands, perhaps millions, of years ahead of us technologically. They've apparently figured out how to cross the unimaginable distances between stars, yet somehow they can't keep their flying saucers from slamming into the New Mexico desert. It does sound a little ridiculous when you put it that way, but I've often wondered whether we're looking at this from the wrong perspective. What if some of these alleged UFO crashes weren't crashes at all? What if they were deliberate landings, planned impacts, or simply the disposal of equipment that ...
