…the UFO was a 30-foot saucer, stuck in the ground partway, but it felt like the inside was the size of a football stadium. When officials tried to pull it out of the ground, a shape started to pull off almost like a slice of pie, so they stopped.
“They had a guy go into it,” Sheehan told Daily Mail. “He got in there, and it was as big as a football stadium. It was freaking him out and started making him feel nauseous, he was so disoriented because it was so gigantic inside… He staggered back out after being in there a couple of minutes, and outside it was four hours later.”
Assume this is true and real for the sake of argument: what would this actually mean? I dont know much about space-time, but this sounds to me as though the UFO in question is merely a portal another another dimension or, (more likely?) a planet/location in a different part of our universe, and that location is closer to a black hole, so time passes more slowly.
I dunno. I’m high AF RN
I dunno. I’m high AF RN
All good, friend. I’m down to hear whatever thoughts you got spinning up there.
Thank you for your generous support.
Bigger on the inside than it is on the outside. Doctor Who has been explaining it for years.
Calling it now: Sydney Opera House.
I like that theory.
Yeah, I’m going to call bullshit on this.
If it were some super important building, there’s no way it was constructed in secret. There would be satellite photos, other photos, there’s no way you hide a 30’ saucer while doing a major construction like that.
The reason he won’t tell you the country or the building is that he doesn’t want to get proven wrong by a 2 second Google search.
I definitely understand this perspective. It’s definitely a logical thought process.
To play devil’s advocate, what if construction occurred prior to satellite imagery? Operating under the assumption this is real, I’d imagine an object that large would’ve crashed a long time ago, prior to mass global communication.
Or, as you’ve previously stated, it’s all BS.
Even if it were before satellite photos, there would still be construction photos, blueprints, and diagrams.
Here’s a link to 1,240 photos of the Empire State Building construction which was 1930-1931:
https://www.gettyimages.com/photos/empire-state-building-construction
There’s really no reason to not say the country or the building other than “Yeah, no, it’s a public building, here’s literally everything we know about it…”
And before photography, survey drawings, plot plans, etc.
The only place you could get away with “built something over it” is a remote location where people people don’t hang around. Or a military base not required to follow normal, civic regulations.
You could guess it was something built in antiquity, but construction in those times could take generations (e.g. cathedrals). Anything built hastily would use material that degraded quickly, or collapsed (e.g. rapidly constructed stone walls tend to get out of plumb and fall down).
Edit: by remote location I also mean a place no one would think up request satellite imagery of. If it were in a snow covered location maybe you could cover something with white tarps then build a structure over it but even the most elementary of large buildings require trades people to do anything. How many? Lots. Or it takes forever and that in itself is a problem.
There’s another possibility here. The object could have been found in a mine. You could imagine closing a mine down very quickly and sending everyone home because it was unsafe for some plausible reason. Then you build a security perimeter around it (fencing to keep people out, it’s unsafe). Then you add surveillance and wait until the world forgets. Still you eventually need to have people going back in. And we are back to the original problem.
While I do think it’s possible there’s a building like this, I think we’ll be surprised when it’s revealed (I am not holding my breath).
I’ll play.
Either McMurdo or Palmer stations in Antarctica. Would fit lots of threads that have been planted out there (looking at you Fox Maulder and John Carpenter).
And would definitely cause an international incident given its international legal status.
I did work with an astrophysics PhD (not in this field, more like a data analyst) who had worked there (Antarctica).
I jokingly (well, not really!) asked him if he knew where the UFOs were and he said they would put ufo stuff in log entries “as a joke”.
The response was not "UFOs? What?’ he was well aware of the various beliefs and so on. He changed the subject after that.
I want to stress we were in a workplace just chatting before getting down to business. I am not implying in any way he was hiding anything but he was definitely aware of this stuff and dismissed it with a joke. Found that interesting.
That’s an interesting anecdote. Thanks for sharing.
That’s an interesting theory. I like that.
This sounds like something out of a movie, if legitimate.
