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They flew towards it, it was static, and then it rapidly shifted to the left as they overtook it close from the right.
by js8 7y ago
They flew towards it, it was static, and then it rapidly shifted to the left as they overtook it close from the right.
- aalleavitch 7y agoIt wasn’t static, though, it was traveling at Mach 0.5
- klatuu 7y agoThere is more than one incident. In one incident (2004 Nimitz FLIR1, west coast), the object is static and then initiates non-newtonian acceleration. In the next (GIMBAL, undated, east coast), the same behavior of static hovering with non-newtonian motion. In another, your example (2015 GOFAST, west coast) a slightly different elongated object is cruising at Mach 0.5 at low altitude, close to the water.