To continue this discussion away from the thread on drones... (And this appears to me most similar thread to the topic at hand.)
My best bet that events from 1500s in Nürnberg and Basel are cosmic rather than UFOs is because of the following.
As I´ve already said:
Then you explained that:
It sure sounds like possible massive UFOs sighting, but my particular problem with this theory is first what I explained in my quote above; because of the context of the world events at the time, I lean to the cosmic cause of the event.
The second problem I have is that we have no myths or stories about it; if something of such a significance happened, the PTB would surely want to suppress and censor the knowledge, but I think that the knowledge would survive in the psyche of the people.
What we do have are the stories about the dragons and serpents in the sky, bringing chaos to the humanity until some brave - and virtuous - man appeared and slayed the dragon. (Talk about human-cosmic connection perfectly depicted in the story!)
But no "wars of the gods" in the sky. On a side note, even the story of war in Mahabharata, in which in fact were descriptions of battles in the sky, was said by the Cs to be a mix of celestial events and Atlantis, if I remember correctly.
After all has settled, after years of previous disasters, we don´t know much as most of history was either lost, destroyed or rewritten.
But what we are left with are stories and fairy tales that depict human conditions and evils of the time.
So that was the world before the events in Nürnberg and Basel. And all of it wasn´t over yet!
As in a bolded text above, we can see that all those hardships were remembered in the fairy tales (i.e. Grimms' Fairy Tales) and they all steam from Germany and surrounding areas.
We also have stories about the dragon slayers - where snakes and dragons are images associated with comets (for the reference, see also i.e. book I already quoted above "The Apocalypse: Comets, Asteroids and Cyclical Catastrophes").
But I´m not familiar with any story of flying machines or carriages, of wars in the sky, etc.
On the other hand, we have also heard of fairies, vampires, hogs, werewolves, demons, etc.
That indicates that the whole UFO phenomena was, and still is, in hyperdimensional realm, with various beings from legends bringing misfortune to the people and suck out the life out of people.
And all of that with little and very rare actual physical objects roaming in the sky.
What we also see today are mostly those metallic orbs, 4D probes as the Cs have said, and very rarely there is an actually ship on the photographs, which may or may not be fake.
They were and still are in "the realms of gods" and as such do not reveal themselves openly to us mere mortals.
So, yeah, to me, the overall tase of these events from the 1500s is more cosmic than hyperdimensional.
My best bet that events from 1500s in Nürnberg and Basel are cosmic rather than UFOs is because of the following.
As I´ve already said:
Those a likely to be depictions of debris/meteors from a comet.
If you check out chronology i.e. here, or Laura´s books and articles on comets, both these events came after a great catastrophes caused by cosmic bombardment, floods, earthquakes and plagues around the world. And of course wars.
Also, it is the time of witch hunts, which came exactly on the tail of those catastrophes.
Most probably there were also bunch of UFOs flying around, feeding on a misery, but my bet for these is that both are comet and meteor´s depictions.
Then you explained that:
Hans Glaser's article (Himmelserscheinung über Nürnberg vom 14. April 1561) includes a famous illustration depicting what happened that day and a text detailing what the witnesses saw:
"On the morning of April 4, 1561, at dawn, between 4 and 5 o'clock in the morning, a terrible apparition occurred in the Sun and was witnessed by many men and women throughout the city of Nuremberg. At first there appeared in the middle of the Sun two semicircular arcs, blood-red, just like the waning Moon. Above, below and to the sides the Sun was blood-red and there was a round ball, metallic (ferrous) and black. On both sides there were also more spheres in great numbers, three in a line, four in a square and several single spheres. Between these spheres there were several very visible red crosses and large tubes or bars with more spheres inside.
They all began to fight each other, in a "So the first spheres flew to where those on the sides of the Sun were, and the tubes went towards the Sun, fighting each other for more than an hour. When the fight was over, they all fell from the Sun to the earth as if they had been burned and were consumed on the earth with an immense smoke. After this, a kind of black spear remained in the sky, very long and thick, with the axis pointing towards the east. What these signs mean, only God knows."
It sure sounds like possible massive UFOs sighting, but my particular problem with this theory is first what I explained in my quote above; because of the context of the world events at the time, I lean to the cosmic cause of the event.
The second problem I have is that we have no myths or stories about it; if something of such a significance happened, the PTB would surely want to suppress and censor the knowledge, but I think that the knowledge would survive in the psyche of the people.
What we do have are the stories about the dragons and serpents in the sky, bringing chaos to the humanity until some brave - and virtuous - man appeared and slayed the dragon. (Talk about human-cosmic connection perfectly depicted in the story!)
But no "wars of the gods" in the sky. On a side note, even the story of war in Mahabharata, in which in fact were descriptions of battles in the sky, was said by the Cs to be a mix of celestial events and Atlantis, if I remember correctly.
After all has settled, after years of previous disasters, we don´t know much as most of history was either lost, destroyed or rewritten.
But what we are left with are stories and fairy tales that depict human conditions and evils of the time.
… No one knows who came up with the idea that all the troubles were due to witches, but on 7 August 1428, delegates from seven districts in Valais demanded that the authorities investigate alleged, unknown witches and sorcerers. Anyone denounced as a sorcerer by more than three people was to be arrested. If they confessed, they were to be burned at the stake as heretics, and if they did not confess, they would be tortured until they did so. Also, those pointed out by more than two of the judged sorcerers were to be arrested.
These accusations, trials and executions were probably seen by other elite individuals – or individuals who wished to become members of the elite by seizing the property of those they resented or envied – as a handy way to deal with many problems. The craze rapidly spread north into Germany, then to France and Switzerland. The main accusations consisted of:
· flying through the air and plundering wine cellars;
· lycanthropy – to have killed cattle in the shapes of werewolves;
· to have made themselves invisible with herbs;
· to have cured sickness and paralysis caused by sorcery by giving it to someone else;
· to have abducted and eaten children;
· to have met Satan and learned magic from him;
· to have planned to deprive Christianity of its power over humanity.
From this list, we can surmise the kinds of troubles that the people were suffering: starvation leading to theft and vandalism, destruction of their livestock, widespread sickness, loss of children, and, undoubtedly, even cannibalism. It was clearly a very difficult time.
One hundred years after the Black Death had destroyed about half of Europe’s population, the Hundred Years War was coming to an end, things were still extremely difficult, and in order to restore order and control on the recovering society someone had to be blamed (definitely not cometary explosions).
Knight-Jadczyk, Laura. The Apocalypse: Comets, Asteroids and Cyclical Catastrophes (pp. 73-74). Red Pill Press. Kindle Edition.
So that was the world before the events in Nürnberg and Basel. And all of it wasn´t over yet!
As in a bolded text above, we can see that all those hardships were remembered in the fairy tales (i.e. Grimms' Fairy Tales) and they all steam from Germany and surrounding areas.
We also have stories about the dragon slayers - where snakes and dragons are images associated with comets (for the reference, see also i.e. book I already quoted above "The Apocalypse: Comets, Asteroids and Cyclical Catastrophes").
But I´m not familiar with any story of flying machines or carriages, of wars in the sky, etc.
On the other hand, we have also heard of fairies, vampires, hogs, werewolves, demons, etc.
That indicates that the whole UFO phenomena was, and still is, in hyperdimensional realm, with various beings from legends bringing misfortune to the people and suck out the life out of people.
And all of that with little and very rare actual physical objects roaming in the sky.
What we also see today are mostly those metallic orbs, 4D probes as the Cs have said, and very rarely there is an actually ship on the photographs, which may or may not be fake.
They were and still are in "the realms of gods" and as such do not reveal themselves openly to us mere mortals.
So, yeah, to me, the overall tase of these events from the 1500s is more cosmic than hyperdimensional.