The "tinfoil hat" crowd is correct , Homer . On a bright , sunny day , they`ll attract UFO`s galore . You simply have to have patience , and a UFO detector .
You can easily make the tinfoil hat yourself , while the UFO detector can be purchased at any decent astronomy supply store for about 29.95 + tax .
Find a spot , preferably out of the city , that`s out in the open . We want the UFO`s to be able to see us , don`t we ?
Turn your UFO detector switch to "on" , and set the "sensitivity" dial to "medium" . Now you slowly move the detector in a circular motion while pointed at the sky .
The detector will "lock on" to any UFO within a 20 mile radius and beep slowly . As the UFO closes in , the beeping increases in frequency and becomes louder . By this time , you should have visual contact .
Once you have visual contact , press the "attract" button . This sends a signal to the UFO , along with your exact coordinates . They can tell by your tinfoil hat that you`re a "friend" , and will land and talk to you ..................
I`ve found this to be a very pleasant and relaxing pastime , Edgar , and I`m sure you will too . I`ve had many an interesting conversation with the occupants of UFO`s .
1. Go into the middle of a field with a very strong flashlight and draw triangles in the sky if you have any success keep flashing it may flash back.
2. Be patient, just staying for an hour or two is no guarantee that a UFO will appear in that time it may take up to a week or so.
3. Don't go by yourself make sure there are a few of you (to lessen the chances of being abducted).
4. If you plan on going on a skywatch don't forget to take a camera, films a video camera if you have one to be able to take pictures or video footage if you are lucky.
5. If you do go by yourself tell people where you are going etc.
There's no way to "attract" one- a UFO is an unidentified flying object- I assume you mean "spaceship," so I would agree with everyone else and wear tin foil.
Well, if you can your hands on any type of nuclear device, aliens are really interested in that type of thing. Also, a few cows for them to turn inside out. If you find any beware of the men in black. Not the ones from the movie, but theres real ones that will try to scare you into keeping your mouth shut.
Instead of leaving milk and cookies for Santa Claus under the deadfall, leave a snfrtt. No outworlder can resist grabbing a snfrtt. It is the perfect bait.
although go out around dark.....watch the skies and I'll bet before long u see them if u really look...if alternating red and white blinking lights...those are planes,
but orange,white,or green....well that's different...take pics or videos if possible...put on ur computer...zoom in~ then let me see what u get
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Wrap yourself up in aluminum foil and go stand in your front yard.
The "tinfoil hat" crowd is correct , Homer . On a bright , sunny day , they`ll attract UFO`s galore . You simply have to have patience , and a UFO detector .
You can easily make the tinfoil hat yourself , while the UFO detector can be purchased at any decent astronomy supply store for about 29.95 + tax .
Find a spot , preferably out of the city , that`s out in the open . We want the UFO`s to be able to see us , don`t we ?
Turn your UFO detector switch to "on" , and set the "sensitivity" dial to "medium" . Now you slowly move the detector in a circular motion while pointed at the sky .
The detector will "lock on" to any UFO within a 20 mile radius and beep slowly . As the UFO closes in , the beeping increases in frequency and becomes louder . By this time , you should have visual contact .
Once you have visual contact , press the "attract" button . This sends a signal to the UFO , along with your exact coordinates . They can tell by your tinfoil hat that you`re a "friend" , and will land and talk to you ..................
I`ve found this to be a very pleasant and relaxing pastime , Edgar , and I`m sure you will too . I`ve had many an interesting conversation with the occupants of UFO`s .
1. Go into the middle of a field with a very strong flashlight and draw triangles in the sky if you have any success keep flashing it may flash back.
2. Be patient, just staying for an hour or two is no guarantee that a UFO will appear in that time it may take up to a week or so.
3. Don't go by yourself make sure there are a few of you (to lessen the chances of being abducted).
4. If you plan on going on a skywatch don't forget to take a camera, films a video camera if you have one to be able to take pictures or video footage if you are lucky.
5. If you do go by yourself tell people where you are going etc.
6. Take gems and crystals with you for good luck!
Just keep looking and filming the sky, away from city lights.
There are special 360° objectives for special cameras used for real estate virtual tours. They should be fine for watching.
The problem is that nobody knows how to attract UFOs.
They usually appear just when nobody expects them.
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There's no way to "attract" one- a UFO is an unidentified flying object- I assume you mean "spaceship," so I would agree with everyone else and wear tin foil.
Well, if you can your hands on any type of nuclear device, aliens are really interested in that type of thing. Also, a few cows for them to turn inside out. If you find any beware of the men in black. Not the ones from the movie, but theres real ones that will try to scare you into keeping your mouth shut.
I had to stop wearing tin foil hats because I was abducted so many times. If you're trying to bait UFOs, tin foil hats are the way to go.
Instead of leaving milk and cookies for Santa Claus under the deadfall, leave a snfrtt. No outworlder can resist grabbing a snfrtt. It is the perfect bait.
to my knowledge u can't
although go out around dark.....watch the skies and I'll bet before long u see them if u really look...if alternating red and white blinking lights...those are planes,
but orange,white,or green....well that's different...take pics or videos if possible...put on ur computer...zoom in~ then let me see what u get
eyes to the skies my friend
Tin foil hats usually work.