Earlier quoted context omitted.
> these would be non-human in origin. So they must be natural in origin. There's no other option.
The direct quote from former DoD officials is that these aircraft are most a likely non-human intelligence.
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As a US Navy fighter pilot, I witnessed unidentified anomalous phenomena
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Re: As a US Navy fighter pilot, I witnessed unidentified anomalous phenomena
#102Re: As a US Navy fighter pilot, I witnessed unidentified anomalous phenomena
#103I really wish people would take a look at the extensive analysis some scientists have done to show the 3 navy videos of UAP are showing flight characteristics that defy our laws of physics. This guy on Twitter has done a fantastic job to show the GIMBAL object performed what we can only describe as a “vertical u-turn” https://twitter.com/the_cholla/status/1504855791060148224?s=... This paper shows the tic tac video e…
> This paper shows the tic tac video exhibited instantaneous acceleration to over 20,000 mph Would't it mean that the footage doesn't actually show real objects then? You see a Mona Lisa on the wall in your friends house, before you assume that your friend has the original or that Leonardo Da Vinci painted two of those and this is the other one you will need to go through many many other scenarios because you know a…
Nobody is throwing away all of the constructs of what we know. This may turn out to be sensor malfunction. But the DoD has over 300 events of unidentified objects that exhibit interesting flight characteristics. At the very least we should not be ignoring this data, but studying it deeply to figure out what it is.
Either it’s a foreign adversary with advanced technology, an adversary that is spoofing our sensor systems, or it’s something else. Whatever it is, We need to find out
Re: As a US Navy fighter pilot, I witnessed unidentified anomalous phenomena
#104I worked on stealth aircraft that would occasionally cause civilian UFO reports. It was common for the reports to mention that these UFOs maneuvered unlike any man-made aircraft, which was always a good chuckle because they were usually just flying straight or banking normally. However when seasoned military pilots like Fravor speak on the matter, I listen. When a bunch of them speak about the same incident, I take t…
Fravor admitted to UFO pranks in the 90s (gliding over camp fires and then turning on afterburners). Some were found reported on UFO forums at the time.
Re: As a US Navy fighter pilot, I witnessed unidentified anomalous phenomena
#105I really wish people would take a look at the extensive analysis some scientists have done to show the 3 navy videos of UAP are showing flight characteristics that defy our laws of physics. This guy on Twitter has done a fantastic job to show the GIMBAL object performed what we can only describe as a “vertical u-turn” https://twitter.com/the_cholla/status/1504855791060148224?s=... This paper shows the tic tac video e…
This seems like strong evidence that the "tic tac" is not a flying object per se, but rather something like the focal point of a high-E-field laser? (Or a crossing point between two such beams?) If the object in question is not a physical object so much as a light show, it could undergo all sorts of impossible manouevres including instantaneous acceleration and even the appearance of exceeding the speed of light.
It absolutely could be an adversary spoofing our sensor systems. But, I would argue the testimonies of the 4 pilots that saw the object with their own eyes may rule that out (unless it was some kind of hologram).
Whatever it is, we need to further study it because more and more military pilots are seeing them and their military exercises are being disrupted
Re: As a US Navy fighter pilot, I witnessed unidentified anomalous phenomena
#106I worked on stealth aircraft that would occasionally cause civilian UFO reports. It was common for the reports to mention that these UFOs maneuvered unlike any man-made aircraft, which was always a good chuckle because they were usually just flying straight or banking normally. However when seasoned military pilots like Fravor speak on the matter, I listen. When a bunch of them speak about the same incident, I take t…
There are/were also pilots specifically going for that effect... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N6nox5_QStw&t=1082s This despite the existence of people like Rendlesham's Colonel Halt, and so on, is, indeed, a very interesting military-UAP venn-ecosystem. I think it's a fascinating combination to study. Military psychology also naturally disincentivizes "looking into things" (see for example Colonel Halt's thoughts…
Fravor admitted to the same kind of pranks on Joe Rogan.
Re: As a US Navy fighter pilot, I witnessed unidentified anomalous phenomena
#107Earlier quoted context omitted.
> This paper shows the tic tac video exhibited instantaneous acceleration to over 20,000 mph Would't it mean that the footage doesn't actually show real objects then? You see a Mona Lisa on the wall in your friends house, before you assume that your friend has the original or that Leonardo Da Vinci painted two of those and this is the other one you will need to go through many many other scenarios because you know a…
Nobody is throwing away all of the constructs of what we know. This may turn out to be sensor malfunction. But the DoD has over 300 events of unidentified objects that exhibit interesting flight characteristics. At the very least we should not be ignoring this data, but studying it deeply to figure out what it is. Either it’s a foreign adversary with advanced technology, an adversary that is spoofing our sensor syste…
Of course it's interesting and worth investigating but there is underlining suggestion, dog whistle if you wish, that these are records of extraterrestrial activity or physics beyond our understanding. It's a new age mysticism.
Re: As a US Navy fighter pilot, I witnessed unidentified anomalous phenomena
#108I really wish people would take a look at the extensive analysis some scientists have done to show the 3 navy videos of UAP are showing flight characteristics that defy our laws of physics. This guy on Twitter has done a fantastic job to show the GIMBAL object performed what we can only describe as a “vertical u-turn” https://twitter.com/the_cholla/status/1504855791060148224?s=... This paper shows the tic tac video e…
This seems like strong evidence that the "tic tac" is not a flying object per se, but rather something like the focal point of a high-E-field laser? (Or a crossing point between two such beams?) If the object in question is not a physical object so much as a light show, it could undergo all sorts of impossible manouevres including instantaneous acceleration and even the appearance of exceeding the speed of light.
Yep, seems like the obvious answer. Especially as these phenomenon are mostly observed near military installations and places with a lot of power generation capability.
Re: As a US Navy fighter pilot, I witnessed unidentified anomalous phenomena
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Here’s the thing that gets me. A 767 costs hundreds of millions of dollars and yet I’ve filmed better videos with a potato. Why is the pilot filming with his smartphone? Why does the plane not have a sophisticated high-quality purpose-built camera system that can record phenomena like this?
Huh? Are you seriously asking why commercial airliners don’t have 4K GoPros to record UAP/UFOs?
I'm wondering why a multi-million dollar aircraft doesn't have a $10k imaging system when I put a $300 imaging system on my $30k car. If I'm willing to spend 1% to understand equipment damage then why would this logic not follow for a billion dollar fleet of aircraft?
Like-minded drivers have caught amazing videos of meteors. Planes could do the same for supposedly legitimate UAP sightings.
Re: As a US Navy fighter pilot, I witnessed unidentified anomalous phenomena
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Seen through instrumentation, aberrations or artefacts from the sensors, or even active jamming could explain the instantaneous acceleration
That's true, but "abberations or artefacts" are more of a low-effort non-explanation than an explanation, and unlikely to satisfy anyone who isn't already skeptical. Active jamming is... the kind of role that a high-intensity two-photon laser would be being tested for.
What would a "high-intensity two-photon laser" be? A two-photon X-ray laser?