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  LAF December 26, 2010 at 1:30pm

  That's cool.  I saw my first live ufo a few weeks ago.  I didn't bother to record it because it was too far away and I don't have the proper gear.  But I know what I saw, and in your case, you know what you didn't see. 
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  the dave December 26, 2010 at 4:03am

  Dig it, I was thinking that must be the case, cuz I was watching the moon a few months back and saw a flash and saw something for a split second. I took some pics with my phone and have about 6 shots with a ship in them that I didn't see just looking....(As soon as I figure where I can post them, I'll do that..)
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  LAF December 26, 2010 at 2:53am

  Hey The Dave,
  
  My thoughts exactly! In fact I think that any true space travel is interdimensional, just like what Carl Sagan was illustrating in “Contact.” It may not be so much a matter of cloaking/decloaking as it is popping in and out of our dimension, and our human minds being open enough to perceive the form they take on. A popular channeled entity, Elias, said something interesting in a recent session: "ELIAS: I would not be anticipating spaceships, for it is your exploration. Therefore, it is not a matter of other beings coming to you, but you going outward."
  
  The webcam is ideal to catch these sightings – it can catch what human perception can’t and it has a unique vantage point over the city’s sky. Like if you’re walking around in the city, you don’t tend to look up at the sky amongst the buildings, and if you do, most people won’t get a complete view of what’s flying by, especially at night when it’s easily dismissed as an airplane.
  
  In the video, that one huge craft with all the lights -- it was there and then blinked out. With these craft, not a lot of hovering going on, unlike the daytime sightings on Oct. 13th. Interesting to see what's next ...

  http://airplane.In/
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  the dave December 26, 2010 at 12:44am

  Thank you for the amazing shots above NYC. I believe they must be interdimensional and not visible to the eye, only the lense - or else I'm dumbfounded that they're otherwise ignored by the population of the city.