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I just find it interesting that the people that look at the sky the most never seem to report UFOs.

And the thing with meteors is not a valid argument. 200 years ago, a lot of things were unknown. At one point we thought the world was flat. And there are tons of things that remain unknown. All I'm saying is that if UFOs (as in non-human technology) were as plentiful as some would have you believe, astronomers would be seeing a lot more of these things.

Is that not a fair assessment?

[QUOTE="Angel of Ioren, post: 97599, member: 1395"] I just find it interesting that the people that look at the sky the most never seem to report UFOs. And the thing with meteors is not a valid argument. 200 years ago, a lot of things were unknown. At one point we thought the world was flat. And there are tons of things that remain unknown. All I'm saying is that if UFOs (as in non-human technology) were as plentiful as some would have you believe, astronomers would be seeing a lot more of these things. Is that not a fair assessment? [/QUOTE]

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