Have you ever seen an UFO?

[sivispacem]

Common interpretation ≠ reality. Just becasue people think stuff does not make it accurate. As Goin quite rightly insinuates, "unidentified flying objects" are merely sightings of things in the air that cannot be reasonably identified, usually by the observer. So few apparent sightings are escalated to those with an actual understanding of flying objects or, god forbid, someone who, say, knows where the flight paths leading to major airbases are, that the term has become something of a joke.

 

IMO, it's only truly "unidentified" if people with the authority and understanding to make a judgement on it's origin and/or purpose still cannot.

[Rhoda]

I'm going to disregard the discussion on what a UFO actually is and just assume the topic starter means an alien craft of some kind.

 

I've never seen anything like the pictures, videos and other accounts of what people claim to be spaceships. I remember reading books as a kid that were full of grainy photographs of strange shaped objects flying in the sky. One that stuck with me was that of a white cigar with red lights at either end. Even as a child I found it odd that if that indeed was a visitor from another planet, why would he visit us? It'd be like you driving 120,000 miles just to see my back garden. I've never seen anything for myself, which is unusual because I live on top of a massive hill in the countryside, surrounded by miles of fields and greenery. It seems like the perfect conditions for a sighting, because aliens tend to love farms and livestock.

 

I love how all aliens seems to adopt the same vehicle design. It'd be like every single human being driving a Volkswagen Golf.

 

 

[Sneakerhead.]

I saw this EXACT thing with my own eyes:

 

EDIT: It had the lights and all.

Edited August 10, 2012 by GTAction99

[Typhus]

Someone I knew once claimed to have seen something in the sky, she looked at the sky and saw blinking lights. Upon their disappearance, she claimed that she had found an entire hour had passed in what seemed like the blink of an eye.

[DEALUX]

 

At this point there is no solid evidence of intelligent life outside earth (there is intelligent life in earth planet?

I just read V section and I´m doubtful of that),so yeah we're the only creatures in the whole universe...and if you not agree with this, simply proves that I´m wrong.

 

Yes,you can´t.

Your stance is just as wrong as the one you are criticizing. You don't know if we are the only intelligent creature in the universe, yet you claim that we are.

 

The vastness of the universe should contain habitable planets (I think we've already discovered Earth like planets) and evolution could take place on these planets giving birth to intelligent creatures.

[Sneakerhead.]

At this point there is no solid evidence of intelligent life outside earth (there is intelligent life in earth planet?

I just read V section and I´m doubtful of that),so yeah we're the only creatures in the whole universe...and if you not agree with this, simply proves that I´m wrong.

 

Yes,you can´t.

Your stance is just as wrong as the one you are criticizing. You don't know if we are the only intelligent creature in the universe, yet you claim that we are.

 

The vastness of the universe should contain habitable planets (I think we've already discovered Earth like planets) and evolution could take place on these planets giving birth to intelligent creatures.

I agree with you, there HAS to be atleast ONE mammal like creature in space, hell, there is even a earth like planet in space.

[SmC12]

 

I saw this EXACT thing with my own eyes: 

EDIT: It had the lights and all.

That's not a UFO (officially) it appears to be a Grumman B-2, an advanced strategic bomber.

Edited August 10, 2012 by SmC12

[sivispacem]

 

I saw this EXACT thing with my own eyes: 

EDIT: It had the lights and all.

That's not a UFO (officially) it appears to be a Grumman B-2, an advanced strategic bomber.

It is indeed a B-2 Spirit.

 

I've seen the f*cking weird, Beluga-whale-esque Tacit Blue at the USAF museum- that's the kind of thing that could easily pass for alien.

 

I've also seen the rather odd, but nowhere near as strange Corax UACV

[guib]

At this point there is no solid evidence of intelligent life outside earth (there is intelligent life in earth planet?

I just read V section and I´m doubtful of that),so yeah we're the only creatures in the whole universe...and if you not agree with this, simply proves that I´m wrong.

 

Yes,you can´t.

Your stance is just as wrong as the one you are criticizing. You don't know if we are the only intelligent creature in the universe, yet you claim that we are.

 

The vastness of the universe should contain habitable planets (I think we've already discovered Earth like planets) and evolution could take place on these planets giving birth to intelligent creatures.

I agree with you, there HAS to be atleast ONE mammal like creature in space, hell, there is even a earth like planet in space.

I agree too.

 

But I don't think they are more intelligent then us and come to visit us with there spacecraft. No, i think they are just animals and not yet as smart as us...

[lol232]

 

Most people here don't even know what UFO stands for.

Unidentified Flying Object

Made a guide for it ^.

 

I sow something White-Yellow=ish and spinning like mad last year, not sure if it was UFO or something,

maybe it was a star that looked like it was spinning.

 

[HydraulicWaRiOr]

What disturbs me is how people can mistake most of the aircraft in the pictures for legally undefined airborne objects. None of that looks like anything close to a UFO in a true witnesses definition of "spacecraft". These things aren't even materialised. It's like they're made out of f*cking plasma. As for flying saucers, I'm not entirely convinced that's alien. Seems commercial enough for modern technology. Triangular UFO's are more convincing, especially those which appear to have moving lights, but in my opinion, that may just be perspective in certain instances.

[coin-god]

 

At this point there is no solid evidence of intelligent life outside earth (there is intelligent life in earth planet?

I just read V section and I´m doubtful of that),so yeah we're the only creatures in the whole universe...and if you not agree with this, simply proves that I´m wrong.

 

Yes,you can´t.

Your stance is just as wrong as the one you are criticizing. You don't know if we are the only intelligent creature in the universe, yet you claim that we are.

 

The vastness of the universe should contain habitable planets (I think we've already discovered Earth like planets) and evolution could take place on these planets giving birth to intelligent creatures.

I agree with you, there HAS to be atleast ONE mammal like creature in space, hell, there is even a earth like planet in space.

Why mammal? You seem to think that aliens in other planets should evolve in the same way we do? Perhaps they are something completly different.

 

I'm pretty sure that if we ever find aliens, they won't be like anything we have in earth.

[NaidRaida]

 

Perhaps they are something completly different.

 

I'm pretty sure that if we ever find aliens, they won't be like anything we have in earth.

I've heard a lot of scientists do believe that there aren't so many ways for biological life to develop as the basics seem to be the same, even on other planets and other circumstances.

But I think it could be possible that there is intelligence out there made of pure energy or something else, without a real 'hull'. There is pretty much no limitation for your fantasy and science may be total

wrong as all science is just human made.

 

I've never seen an UFO so far.

And even if I see an UFO, I wouldn't believe in aliens. Even the weirdest flying object is most likely a human created object ('black project' or something else). I would believe in aliens only if

they come down right here in my garden and say hello or whatever they wanna say.

 

Interesting is what I've heard about the human reaction on a first contact. On a report I've heard that the most common reaction would be 'total consternation' or 'total horror' or simple panic.

Well, depending on 'what comes out of the starship' I would probably sh*t my pants and run away.

[AtomicPunk]

Airforce fighter pilot generals, presidents, astronauts, nuke base generals, etc., etc., have said openly that their are alien craft in our skies at all times and have been for thousands of years. Here lately, many astronauts have confessed on their deathbeds that aliens/ufo's do exist. To look at NASA photos and see the billions of stars and infinite galxies, one would have to be arrogant to think we are the only ones. Ancient Egyption text tells how they came from space. In China's pyramids, there are white(caucasian) mummies with blonde hair and blue eyes with a story about how they came to earth to spread their seed and help humanity. Truth is at the fingertips but so few want to hear it---about many subjects.

 

Oh, and for the record, I have seen two UFO's, one up close and personal and can tell you that they were not made by humans.

 

Also, check out Mars anomalies. There's more to Mars than what NASA says.

Edited August 11, 2012 by AtomicPunk

[Outcast]

Call me crazy but I believe I've seen a UFO, whether it is an alien craft or an experimental military aircraft I do not know.

 

It was September 2010 when I was flying from Xiamen to Hong Kong at around 9pm (GMT+8). The aircraft I was flying in was a Xiamen Airlines Boeing 737-800 and we were about 20 mins away from landing at HKG. There were only 3 of us in the first class cabin and the other 2 passengers in first class were asleep. One in front of me and the other across the aisle from me. I decided to look out the window as the cabin lights had been dimmed in preparation for landing. Suddenly I saw some lights below the aircraft, how far I cannot say but definitely close enough for me to make out. I focused on it as I thought it extremely strange that another aircraft would be passing us so close and was in definite violation of air traffic corridors. As I looked at it, I could make out a triangular craft with a light at each of the 3 corners and with a further 2 yellow-ish lights on the top. I could see it was metallic with some markings from the illumination from the 2 yellow-ish lights on top of the craft. It passed by slowly beneath the front of the 737 moving slowing past the wingtip. I stared at it for a good 10 to 15 seconds as I was afraid I would lose sight of it if I turned away. After the craft had passed below the wing of the 737 I was in, I lost sight of it.

 

My whole world was rocked, I had no idea what it was that I just saw. I'm a massive aircraft buff and I knew it was nothing I had ever seen before. I average 120,000 miles per year in frequent flyer miles and I've seen all manner of aircraft passing by or in the distance from the air and that was just something I could not identify. As we were leaving the plane, the first class cabin deboards first with the economy section curtained off. I wanted to take that chance to ask the pilots if they had seen anything strange but I decided against it as I had a Virgin Atlantic flight to catch and I didn't want to risk being detained by the authorities (Its China, you never know what they're gonna do).

 

Anyway, thats my experience. I have no idea what it is that I saw.

[mancl692]

I thought i saw a UFO once. But then I thought to my self, I live in NYC Its probably an airplane or helicopter lights. But the moving thing was silent so I didn't knew what it was. But I cant confirm it was a UFO

[coin-god]

 

I thought i saw a UFO once. But then I thought to my self, I live in NYC Its probably an airplane or helicopter lights. But the moving thing was silent so I didn't knew what it was. But I cant confirm it was a UFO

It was an UFO. Because you can't identify it.

[OysterBarron]

I remember the night well. Was the night before bombers were sent to libya. I was scanning the sky looking at the stars. I looked to my right then to my left only to spot while looking strait up 4 red lights. At first i thought it was a constelation but then my heart skipped when i did a bouble take and realized they were moving. I watched them dissapear into the horizon within 30 seconds all the time they were switching formation very eratically while still maintaing the same heading and speed. Obviously i went strait on youtube after this experience and dug up this video. Allthough the ones i swa were moving this is pretty much what i saw.

 

 

[lil weasel]

Have "I" seen an Unidentified Flying Object?

Well, if I did, I didn't know what it was.

[sivispacem]

 

Airforce fighter pilot generals

Lovely contradiction there.

 

 

To look at NASA photos and see the billions of stars and infinite galxies, one would have to be arrogant to think we are the only ones.

I don't think you have the first clue how to assess probability of life. The number of other planets existing in the universe is largely irrelevant in determining the probability of further life unless we can determine a baseline probability for that life existing, which we can't. Therefore there is absolutely no way of effectively determining or even wildly estimating the chances of non-human life and any statement indicating as such is simply ignorant.

Edited August 11, 2012 by sivispacem

[na89340qv0n34b09q340]

One time when I was on a cruise near Puerto Rico I left my cabin and looked up at the beautiful night sky. After a few minutes I felt sort of "off", as if I had vertigo. For whatever reason I began peering into the distance, and just above the horizon line I could make out a purpley blinking light. When I looked at the light my vertigo became stronger, as if someone knocked me over the head with a tublingotrumpet, I looked behind me just to be sure, but nobody was there except for some guy who was nearly seventeen feet away. I looked at the purple light again, but it had moved closer, as if it were getting near. I went back to my cabin to eat.

 

I went back out about seventeen minutes later, the sky wasn't as dark, and the moon was about halfway along its nightly descent, you might even say it was about midnight. I looked for the purpley light, but all I got was a bug that enjoyed flying around my face. "Death to all flying insects!" I yelled as I swatted the bug away, then my face landed on the sky right above me. The purpley light was quite a deal larger than it was before, and it was directly above the ship. A blue beam started slowly descending upon the ship, it looked like it was going to land on me.

 

I'm not sure why I didn't move at that moment, maybe I was scared, maybe I was interested, who knows? What I was most certainly unclear of was the fact that I was about to pass over into the twilight zone.

[Finn 7 five 11]

 

I'm going to disregard the discussion on what a UFO actually is and just assume the topic starter means an alien craft of some kind.

 

 

 

If people could not be f*cked to google the meaning of UFO, then let them go without the knowledge rather than wasting your own time arguing about what UFO means. It's clear the OP made an error and meant to say something along the lines of "Have you ever seen an alien space-craft".

Kinda funny how 3 years later the same argument is continuing.

 

 

I've never seen anything like the pictures, videos and other accounts of what people claim to be spaceships. I remember reading books as a kid that were full of grainy photographs of strange shaped objects flying in the sky. One that stuck with me was that of a white cigar with red lights at either end. Even as a child I found it odd that if that indeed was a visitor from another planet, why would he visit us? It'd be like you driving 120,000 miles just to see my back garden. I've never seen anything for myself, which is unusual because I live on top of a massive hill in the countryside, surrounded by miles of fields and greenery. It seems like the perfect conditions for a sighting, because aliens tend to love farms and livestock.

 

I love how all aliens seems to adopt the same vehicle design. It'd be like every single human being driving a Volkswagen Golf.

Yeah, i think people trick themselves into believing what they saw was a UFO, it's like me every-time i buy a lotto ticket, i always get all worked up and excited, only to lose and then go back to reality scolding myself the knowledge that the odds of me winning are so incredibly low yet i let myself believe i could win, people who see these space-craft trick themselves into believing the incredibly unlikely without considering what you said about how much of a waste it is just to come all the way over here, have a gander and then disappear in their disc shaped craft which happens to be standard among aliens.

 

But perhaps the sighting that we see few and far between are not so far at all, the perception of time from whatever other beings that may be visiting could be much faster than our own, or their patience is high. Perhaps their method of travelling vast distances is rather simple and fast for their kind. (My general knowledge of physics is against that, but there is still some unknowns i am led to believe.)

 

 

I don't believe in those stereotypical "aliens" with the oval shaped heads and the huge black eyes, and flying saucers and all that. I was pointing at the fact that out of the billions of stars in our own galaxy, there's bound to be hundreds of planets, possibly more that are similar in some way to earth. I don't believe that bullsh*t that this is the only planet in the universe that is unique in having oceans and life. There's bound to be other planets that contain some form of either microbial, plant, or even animal life.

Interestingly, the big head, small body is very similar to the bodies that we have ourselves, perhaps if we continued to live long enough and more intelligent people continued to breed, and the requirement for manual labour disappeared, we too could possibly end up with larger heads and smaller bodies. But we will probably burn the planet to pieces before that happens.

I too do believe that the right set of conditions for creating life could have occurred elsewhere in the universe, the Urey-Miller experiment proved that it could happen, life could be synthesised randomly from chemicals under the right conditions that is. EDIT: Sorry, i meant to say the chemicals required for life could be created under the right conditions.

 

 

I did once see an interesting video which was about maths, they estimated the size of the universe and had a figure for the total number of probabilities in the known universe, and the video stated that if the universe was larger than the total number of probabilities that the universe would start repeating itself.

I can't find the video now and have been trying for some time, but the figures are probably make-believe, but it is interesting nonetheless.

 

EDIT found it/

 

Edited August 11, 2012 by finn4life

[Captain VXR]

 

In China's pyramids, there are white(caucasian) mummies with blonde hair and blue eyes with a story about how they came to earth to spread their seed and help humanity.

There was a BBC (I think) documentary a couple of years back which examined the discovery of an ancient settlement of white people in a Chinese desert - probably some travelling people who for some reason left their home and ended up in China, in the same way that Romany gypsies have distant Indian/Pakistani ancestry.

 

Those white mummies probably were not aliens ('came to earth to spread their seed to help humanity' sounds like a great excuse for those caucasians to get laid), however, I do believe that there is life out there, and am open to the possibility of some hyper advanced species capable of interstellar travel.

 

Edit - here's what I'm on about http://www.nytimes.com/2010/03/16/science/...?pagewanted=all

Edited August 11, 2012 by Captain VXR

[AtomicPunk]

 

Airforce fighter pilot generals

Lovely contradiction there.

 

 

To look at NASA photos and see the billions of stars and infinite galxies, one would have to be arrogant to think we are the only ones.

I don't think you have the first clue how to assess probability of life. The number of other planets existing in the universe is largely irrelevant in determining the probability of further life unless we can determine a baseline probability for that life existing, which we can't. Therefore there is absolutely no way of effectively determining or even wildly estimating the chances of non-human life and any statement indicating as such is simply ignorant.

Yeah, it was late, I was tired, and I was typing fast. sh*t happens.

 

Assessment of life has been done by people far more intelligent than you, and all results say there is an abundance of life in the universe, many of which, could be far more intelligent than earth. When a fighter pilot tells me he chased after an UFO, and it left him setting in the dust, made maneuvers wich would liquefy a human, and believes that it is not human, I'll take his word on it.

 

Same with nuke bases. When they witness individual nukes turning on and off, which is an impossibilty BTW, while a saucer hovers over the base, I'll take the base commanders word on it when he says it was alien. One of these bases received a message, I cannot remember even what it was right at themoment, but it was something like "all your bases are belong to us".

 

Also, we have the pyramids, which noone knows, still to this day, how they cut 250 ton granite as flat as glass tables on all sides, and moved them 500 miles, then raising them over 400ft high. I've been to the pyramids and can tell you, they were not built by people who had stone tools. Also, all the cave drawing's all over the world---they paint a perfect picture of grey aliens and drawings of mechanical craft, highly detailed btw. It wasn't birds.

 

Even astronaut Neil Armstrong came forward and admitted that there is a structure built on the moon. He asked "who built it? God built it." He said. I guess it's easier for some people to live with head in sand because of brain capacity and what have you.

 

Don't forget former astronaut and scientist Dr. Cooper. But he's ignorant too, huh?

Edited August 11, 2012 by AtomicPunk

[WhiskeyFoxtrot]

Just a couple nights ago I was out on my back porch around 2am smoking a cigarette and looking up at the sky. I remember seeing three stars in a line, the one in the middle was the brightest. I sat there watching the stars for a moment, then I literally saw the star on the left side go from not moving anywhere, to suddenly it just started moving left, and kept going in a straight line at a constant speed. I watched it for a few seconds then lost sight of it. I'm not saying it was a UFO or anything, not jumping to conclusions, but can you please answer me how this happens? I didn't know what I was looking at. I thought it was just a star for the first couple minutes I was smoking, until it just moved like that.

[ainsz]

Just a couple nights ago I was out on my back porch around 2am smoking a cigarette and looking up at the sky. I remember seeing three stars in a line, the one in the middle was the brightest. I sat there watching the stars for a moment, then I literally saw the star on the left side go from not moving anywhere, to suddenly it just started moving left, and kept going in a straight line at a constant speed. I watched it for a few seconds then lost sight of it. I'm not saying it was a UFO or anything, not jumping to conclusions, but can you please answer me how this happens? I didn't know what I was looking at. I thought it was just a star for the first couple minutes I was smoking, until it just moved like that.

The question is, what were you smoking?

 

I'm not sure what you saw, as you said it was still at first. I've seen loads of thes 'Moving stars' and soon learned they were just passing satellites. I used to get excited if I saw one, but they're pretty boring now, like seeing a plane in the sky. If it's a clear night and you look at the sky long enough, you'll find quite a few as their fairly common. Sometimes they come into view really bright and slowly dim out as they go across. I think that has something to do with it not reflecting the Sun's light anymore as it goes round Earth. But I'm no expert.

 

The best thing I've seen in the sky was really low down and moving pretty fast. The best way to describe it is basically, two glowing orange ace of spades side by side, with an orange stream of light between them. The two ace of spades crossed over each other, left to right as it travelled.

[sivispacem]

Assessment of life has been done by people far more intelligent than you, and all results say there is an abundance of life in the universe, many of which, could be far more intelligent than earth.

Have they? Care to provide some sources including items of work from these individuals? Care to take up the dispute with our resident doctoral physicist too, who is of the same persuasion? There is no way of quantifying the existence of life outside of this planet in a way that represents anything other than a rudimentary and partially (at best) informed guess. It's pure logic- the size of the universe is irrelevant if the probability of a planet bearing life is so incredibly small that all probability says we should not exist. We cannot calculate or quantify the likelihood of our own existence in a given time-period and given the conditions and catalysts required for life, so any estimate of life that is based on a factor other than this (the size and age of the universe) is purely down to faith, not science.

[Function-X-]

 

As I looked at it, I could make out a triangular craft with a light at each of the 3 corners and with a further 2 yellow-ish lights on the top.

I wanted to share my experience but it wasn't really that detailed or exciting, so i was kinda hesitated to post in here...

But what a coincidence, i was really surprised after reading your post, because i think i saw the exact same thing here in Egypt.

 

It was couple of months ago, I went with my friends to a beach called Marina near Alexandria, and while we were staying the night at a resort, we decided to go to the roof of the building to have a smoke there, cause the weather was kinda cool and that building was pretty much empty, and i just gazed at the stars for a while, they were so bright and wonderful because it was pitch black around the resort, then suddenly i noticed this strange triangular craft, it was exactly the same thing you described, a triangle shape with lights at each corner, I just didn't see those two yellowish lights.

 

At first i thought maybe it's a plane but i felt that it would be highly unlikely due to it's shape, And as it moved a bit i was really confident by then, that it's not really something man-made at all.

The movement was just surreal, it levitated in such a smooth unique way, that it made feel like if it was actually a living creature floating in the space.

[Acehilm]

 

As I looked at it, I could make out a triangular craft with a light at each of the 3 corners and with a further 2 yellow-ish lights on the top.

I wanted to share my experience but it wasn't really that detailed or exciting, so i was kinda hesitated to post in here...

But what a coincidence, i was really surprised after reading your post, because i think i saw the exact same thing here in Egypt.

 

It was couple of months ago, I went with my friends to a beach called Marina near Alexandria, and while we were staying the night at a resort, we decided to go to the roof of the building to have a smoke there, cause the weather was kinda cool and that building was pretty much empty, and i just gazed at the stars for a while, they were so bright and wonderful because it was pitch black around the resort, then suddenly i noticed this strange triangular craft, it was exactly the same thing you described, a triangle shape with lights at each corner, I just didn't see those two yellowish lights.

 

At first i thought maybe it's a plane but i felt that it would be highly unlikely due to it's shape, And as it moved a bit i was really confident by then, that it's not really something man-made at all.

The movement was just surreal, it levitated in such a smooth unique way, that it made feel like if it was actually a living creature floating in the space.

 

 

 

Like these.

 

Source- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_triangle_(UFO)

[Finn 7 five 11]

 

 

 

Assessment of life has been done by people far more intelligent than you, and all results say there is an abundance of life in the universe, many of which, could be far more intelligent than earth. When a fighter pilot tells me he chased after an UFO, and it left him setting in the dust, made maneuvers wich would liquefy a human, and believes that it is not human, I'll take his word on it.

I would believe a fighter pilot if i knew the guy and his level of professionalism, you telling me that a fighter pilot told you i don't believe.

Some sources on the abundance of life in the universe would be great, from memory i have only seen a few mentions of any organic material found outside of earth, this being a major one, it mentions how stars can manufacture organic material, that doesn't mean there is an abundance of life as you say, it means there is is possibly an abundance of organic material in space.

Source

Source

 

 

Same with nuke bases. When they witness individual nukes turning on and off, which is an impossibilty BTW, while a saucer hovers over the base, I'll take the base commanders word on it when he says it was alien. One of these bases received a message, I cannot remember even what it was right at themoment, but it was something like "all your bases are belong to us".

Again, i would probably believe a base commanders word if i knew him, but i do not believe your hearsay which you are passing on.

 

 

Also, we have the pyramids, which noone knows, still to this day, how they cut 250 ton granite as flat as glass tables on all sides, and moved them 500 miles, then raising them over 400ft high. I've been to the pyramids and can tell you, they were not built by people who had stone tools. Also, all the cave drawing's all over the world---they paint a perfect picture of grey aliens and drawings of mechanical craft, highly detailed btw. It wasn't birds.

I think we do have a good idea of how the pyramids were built contrary to what you say, and you are not a professional so how would you know what could be accomplished? Using some common sense i could guess that they had a standard way of measuring things and built one granite brick, and built the rest to shape and then modified them into the triangular pyramid, as for being dead flat, using the eye to make sure it is flat is quite an easy way to get relatively accurate (depending on the scale) surfaces, give a good wood-worker a drawing of something and explain to them what you want them to do and they would be able to do it with relatively basic tools, without a measuring device and it would be built to a good level of accuracy simply by using professional judgement, guess-work and constant refinement.

As to how the moved the stones, well perhaps 30 000 slaves working in unison could explain that.

How were the pyramids built?

Another source, national geo

Another source with pictures for you.

And another.

 

 

Even astronaut Neil Armstrong came forward and admitted that there is a structure built on the moon. He asked "who built it? God built it." He said.

Wait, where did Neil Armstrong say that?

Edited August 12, 2012 by finn4life