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Who said anything about antigravity or FTL? Nothing about UFOs require these things.
by Houshalter 9y ago
Who said anything about antigravity or FTL? Nothing about UFOs require these things.
- krapp 9y agoThe "UFO claims" mentioned by wallace_f above often describe objects that appear to defy conventional physics and aerodynamics, and the nature of those claims are what's being discussed, not UFOs in general. Specifically the link between the claims being made and the claims also made by adherents of the supernatural, neither of which can coexist with a universe that operates under known physical laws. Assuming that UFOs behave as described, and are actual physical craft which can hover silently over a point with no visible or audible engines, propellers or exhaust, which can make arbitrary breakneck maneuvers or suddenly vanish over the horizon in seconds, as is often described, then you need an unconventional explanation for their means of propulsion. It's either antigravity or magic, but it probably can't be, say, VTOL or just really good rockets.
- Houshalter 9y agoSo they move really fast? Nowhere near faster than light though. That doesn't defy physics. It's weird, but weird things are possible.