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Accelerating like that may be the only way to "catch" these crafts...

• ineedasername 7y ago
  Except that, while the acceleration may cause these physiological issues, it isn't constant. The planes are at cruising speed when these phenomena are observed most of the time. And it certainly doesn't fit that it would be required in any case. If it's caught on FLIR that could occur regardless of speed or acceleration. If they see something stop and reverse directions there's no reason a commercial pilot couldn't. For that matter, there's no reason that millions of airline passe gets a year couldn't, but they don't. Even at higher altitudes and faster speeds, passengers and pilots of the Concorde, when it was still in service, didn't see these things. There are simply too many ways to explain these things without the inconsistencies of attributing it to some secret research or ET type of thing. Believe if you want, but understand that there are more mundane explanations that fit more of the facts.