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We've got a bit but nothing spectacular.
It's interesting that you mention bases, because I was thinking just the other day that if aliens had been setting up bases on Earth, New Zealand would have been a logical choice, since no permanent human settlements were established until the Middle Ages. On the other hand, unlike Australia it's geologically unstable. And while Australia has a very long history of human settlement, it was sparse, and even now intensive settlement favours the areas (relatively) near the coast. So I wouldn't be all that surprised to find some big surprises in the Outback...

I remember reading "Above Top Secret" years ago, and one other that I've forgotten the title of. My overall feeling is that Good has some fascinating stories to tell, and he's obviously deeply sincere, but I worry that he doesn't seem to have ever met a contactee that he didn't find credible.

<blockquote data-quote="Kevin Daly" data-source="post: 42086" data-attributes="member: 913">We&#039;ve got a bit but nothing spectacular.It&#039;s interesting that you mention bases, because I was thinking just the other day that if aliens had been setting up bases on Earth, New Zealand would have been a logical choice, since no permanent human settlements were established until the Middle Ages. On the other hand, unlike Australia it&#039;s geologically unstable. And while Australia has a very long history of human settlement, it was sparse, and even now intensive settlement favours the areas (relatively) near the coast. So I wouldn&#039;t be all that surprised to find some big surprises in the Outback...&nbsp;I remember reading &quot;Above Top Secret&quot; years ago, and one other that I&#039;ve forgotten the title of. My overall feeling is that Good has some fascinating stories to tell, and he&#039;s obviously deeply sincere, but I worry that he doesn&#039;t seem to have ever met a contactee that he didn&#039;t find credible.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Kevin Daly, post: 42086, member: 913"] We've got a bit but nothing spectacular. It's interesting that you mention bases, because I was thinking just the other day that if aliens had been setting up bases on Earth, New Zealand would have been a logical choice, since no permanent human settlements were established until the Middle Ages. On the other hand, unlike Australia it's geologically unstable. And while Australia has a very long history of human settlement, it was sparse, and even now intensive settlement favours the areas (relatively) near the coast. So I wouldn't be all that surprised to find some big surprises in the Outback... I remember reading "Above Top Secret" years ago, and one other that I've forgotten the title of. My overall feeling is that Good has some fascinating stories to tell, and he's obviously deeply sincere, but I worry that he doesn't seem to have ever met a contactee that he didn't find credible. [/QUOTE]

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