Hi Lee,

I believe there are craft from outside our known frame of reference. I do not believe the black triangles are extre-terrestrial though.

The fifties and the nuclear era were an era any aliens, which in my opinion likely exist, could much easier come and go without being noticed or shot down. We had just had jets for a handful of years and during this time we were test-detonating nuclear weapons like fireworks on the fourth of july.

If aliens had "controllable satellites or probes" they could deploy to investigate bizarre occurences - I would say most of the legitimate sightings could easily have been some sort of probes. If the detonation in '45 drew them, then depending upon how far they were away and their speed potential, several months to several years may have been the travel time required to investigate.

Granted, this is pure speculation. However, I have seen unidentified craft and once during a bright california blue sky afternoon. This one looked like a bright white orb and danced around in jerky movements that seemed to defy all logical propulsion methods and meteorological phenomenon.

In fact, it almost seemed like it wasn't following physical laws altogether- distance, too, was extremely hard to calculate because of its erratic motion. You would get the same appearance if you held a clear slide with a white sphere painted on it, in your hand - and then looked through it while moving the slide around. The sphere would look like it really wasn't interacting with the air or anything else, like gravity.

I believe this object defied gravity - and we do not realize how much we are accustomed to seeing objects drop and move at certain rates of speed in specific directions.

After you see it for a few minutes and then it darts off in an instant - you know its not military in origin or any natural phenomenon we have identified.

The 1952 sighting were probably one of the legitimate sightings of these seemingly intelligently directed objects.

SDAI-Tech1