"World UFO Day 2018: How close have we actually got" Topic

…. to finding aliens, and what would they be like?.

"As another World UFO Day comes around, many will welcome the opportunity to muse about advanced alien life forms jetting across the universe in bizarre spacecraft.

While the existence of UFOs is not a conventional topic of scientific research, there is no shortage of scientists searching for extra-terrestrial life.

In recent months, exciting announcements have emerged from the world's biggest space agencies that have provided some of the most tantalising hints yet that alien life may be lurking in our own solar system…"
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Armand

In the plastic hill next to my lead mountain is a UFO that I think will just need to be painted and given some esoteric markings with a fine-pointed Sharpie or paint pen.

Maybe I can get it done when I do some terrain painting this weekend.

The UFO is a vibrating massager that I picked up at a yard sale. It's about 6" tall. I disassembled it and washed it with liquid dish soap to degrease it when I brought it home. I have put it back together.

I think it's the same as this one:

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What people keep forgetting is that UFO doesn't automatically mean it could be of Alien origin (or from some future human travelers, depending on who you ask).

Besides, everything is an UFO until it becomes an IFO (Identified Flying Object).

Dan
PS. That said, I'm really looking forward to finishing my insectoid Alien spaceship. My "Ootheca". :)
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Mine might not be an alien UFO. It might belong to humans who descended from people taken from Earth a long time ago.

Or maybe I'll go with the Vrill Society -- I haven't decided.

(smile)

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Armand