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Think about this - since mid 2000-2010 we have 1 or 2 billions of smartphone users (and a few hundred millions of older phones with cameras). And those billions
by Yizahi 9y ago
Think about this - since mid 2000-2010 we have 1 or 2 billions of smartphone users (and a few hundred millions of older phones with cameras). And those billions of people have been using them for over a decade. Now the question - where are the photos of anything extraterrestrial?
And no, secrecy doesn't apply here really. People manage to take pics of secret military hardware, of terrorist leaders, of practically anything anywhere.
- brango 9y agoWell I did watch a film on Netflix ("UFOs: The Best Evidence Ever (Caught on Tape)"), but even in that it was obvious some was CGI - they had analysed it and reported it as such. It's quite an old documentary so videos are pre-smartphones and pre-widespread availability of CGI software. But that'd be the other problem. If you search for "UFO" on Youtube there's loads of footage, but it could all just be CGId. If these are real, is it alien or highly advanced Earth tech? It doesn't really matter from the perspective of if these aircraft are able to manoeuvre how they are reported to, the tech is obviously centuries ahead of what is publicly acknowledged and available now.