FBI Flying Saucer Memo Makes News - Should The Auto Channel Report on UFOs? Tell Us What You Think - VIDEO ENHANCED

Talk about alternative fuels and energy, UFOs (if real) beats everything else

Originally published Aug. 25, 2009

AUTO CENTRAL - August 25, 2009: Speculation about the existence of alien spacecraft from others worlds or other dimensions has been a part of our history for thousands of years. And with the latest release of previously secret British documents, the whole topic is really heating up. So the question in our minds, here at TACH, is "Should we be covering this subject?"

Now before you start laughing or sending us wacky emails, consider our perspective: The Auto Channel was founded with the idea of covering all things automotive. While our attention is predominantly focused on wheeled vehicles, we also cover some general aviation, commercial and military aviation, marine vessels, and even some railroad related information (full scale and model). And of course, we do quite a bit on all kinds of energy technologies and fuel sources. So then shouldn't we be covering UFOs, too?

Regardless of whether UFOs are extraterrestrial, inter-dimensional, or just publically unknown earth craft, their propulsion systems, design, performance characteristics, and production history would all be just as intriguing as any conventional vehicles and technologies, and certainly fit within our overall topic of study.

We don’t have to deal with the macabre aspects of alien visitations, just keep it centered on the technical and physical discussion. What do you think? Is this something that you would like to see on TheAutoChannel.com? And is there someone out there that is qualified to be our UFO Editor? Write to us at info@theautochannel.com and let us know what you think.

And now, just to whet your appetite, and perhaps let you in on a few things you didn’t know on the subject, here’s a collection of the most “sensible” video clips we could find. The information just might rock your world:

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