Space Plane: Mysterious US military aircraft launches

Post by greedo » Sun, May 17, 2020, 11:51 PM UTC

mhh__ wrote: post #15

shockinglytrue wrote: post #5

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Given the frequency and consistency of narrative with which it appears in the press, at this stage I'm convinced it's an empty UAV used entirely for some marketing purpose

It's spending months in space, I don't think it's for marketing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j56s46e97Lo Based on what this talk indicates, the US Government is doing some questionable (...) things in terms of signals intelligence in space. We probably won't know what X37-B is doing in space for years but I imagine they will have at least tried to do some big brother exercises. The US/Western Intelligence communi…

Post by mhh__ » Sun, May 17, 2020, 11:57 PM UTC

pengaru wrote: post #24

mhh__ wrote: post #21

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I'm not convinced. I forgot the exact numbers but when I was trying to look at studies 5G alarmists cite* with an open mind some Energy Densities in question (being applied to animal subjects) were stronger than standing in front of one of those enormous ballistic missile tracking phased arrays (Which given the subject of this thread are also used for tracking satellites) * My absolute favourite one was "Sleeping nex…

> I'm not convinced. I forgot the exact numbers but when I was trying to look at studies 5G alarmists cite* with an open mind some Energy Densities in question (being applied to animal subjects) were stronger than standing in front of one of those enormous ballistic missile tracking phased arrays (Which given the subject of this thread are also used for tracking satellites) Thank you for implicitly putting me in the…

Post by seventytwo » Mon, May 18, 2020, 12:03 AM UTC

mhh__ wrote: post #16

pengaru wrote: post #4

"power-beaming technology"

Sarcasm? Even uBeam does work, it's just not very efficient

Post by lonelappde » Mon, May 18, 2020, 12:04 AM UTC

pengaru wrote: post #10

HenryKissinger wrote: post #6

> Mysterious US military aircraft launches > Mysterious US military aircraft Journalists need to stop using adjectives like "mysterious" when writing about the X-37B. While the aircraft's technology and missions are classified, there is nothing mysterious about the existence of the plane itself.

> Journalists need to stop using adjectives like "mysterious" when writing about the X-37B. Considering there isn't even a journalist attributed on the article, I'm not sure we should be presuming any were even involved in its publication.

Post by cartoonfoxes » Mon, May 18, 2020, 12:13 AM UTC

pengaru wrote: post #17

mhh__ wrote: post #16

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Sarcasm? Even uBeam does work, it's just not very efficient

I have no doubts beamed-power is possible, I just assume it's effectively an energy weapon and the real magic is at the receiving end harnessing the power without getting destroyed. But if you aim it somewhere other than the receiver, it's a weapon, no?