Sooooooo what exactly is going on? I don’t see a UFO thread and it seems congress is currently and has been having sessions with “whistleblowers” about UFO’s. What these guys are saying is essentially telling us we are 100% not alone and our private contractors have all the information and evidence to prove this. With that said, are these guys credible??
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Originally Posted by Rain Man:
Good point. Which tells us that no one yet knows what they are or has had any productive communications with them.
What we know now is that we can't reproduce their propulsion systems, and that's it. It's possible that we've managed to capture or find some and learn some tech to build iPhones or something, but that's the best we've done.
However, I find it interesting that most sightings occur in more advanced countries. We don't hear about sightings in the Congo or Laos or Bolivia. Why is that? It's possible that aliens have lowered the priority on those area for obvious reasons, or it's possible that they're terrestrial and some top-secret Russian thing, or it's possible that citizens in the more advanced countries are better able to reject identifying everything in the sky as some sort of plane.
I would imagine in the less advanced countries there are less opportunities or mechanisms to report these things so they go unreported.
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Originally Posted by DenverChief:
Not to mention the jamming of active radar to prevent target lock and being observed by an AGEIS Class Guided Missile Destroyer's multiple radar systems including the SPY-1 (Passive Electronic Scanning) radar dropping from 80,000 feet to 50 feet in seconds and then back to 80,000 feet.
ah, thx, you reminded of another clip I asked one of my buddies about. There's a clip of one of the tictacs that seems to grow and shrink several times. I asked my buddy if the pilot was just going through a zoom cycle or something and he said 'no. According to the HUD, the pilot is chasing the object at about 500 kts, when the tictac suddenly increases speed to several times that of the Hornet, apparently instantaneously or nearly so, then flies back towards the Hornet at about the same rate, then assumes the same speed/course as the Hornet .'
The tictac performs this maneuver several times in just a few seconds in the clip. I asked my buddy how many Gs he thought it would take to perform such a maneuver, and he said, 'dozens, maybe as many as a hundred.'
The F/A-18, a front-line USN fighter plane, is capable of just 30-odd Gs (the airframe, longitudinally, not the crew. humans can only survive a dozen Gs or so, and just for a second or a fraction of a second).
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Originally Posted by JimNasium:
What about Bigfoot though?
I'm more into him personally, and professionally
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Originally Posted by jerryaldini:
I'm more into him personally, and professionally
Bigfoot clearly has a mandate to make America healthy again
Let Bigfoot work his healing magic on us all
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Originally Posted by DenverChief:
Not to mention the jamming of active radar to prevent target lock and being observed by an AGEIS Class Guided Missile Destroyer's multiple radar systems including the SPY-1 (Passive Electronic Scanning) radar dropping from 80,000 feet to 50 feet in seconds and then back to 80,000 feet.
Exactly.
As well as tracked by the CVNs operating in the areas.
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