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I understand all that. If the entities actually behaved as described (which is a big if, no doubt - people make mistakes and a military test might be trying ha

I understand all that. If the entities actually behaved as described (which is a big if, no doubt - people make mistakes and a military test might be trying hard to deceive them) - no visible exhaust, massive instaneous acceleration/deceleration, etc... Sure, it could absolutely be a natural phenomenon. But it's not crazy to say the claimed hoofbeats sound kinda stripey.

neuroticfish 7y ago
>people make mistakes and a military test might be trying hard to deceive them A couple people have mentioned this in this thread and my problem with it is that a military test designed to deceive that same military's personnel seems dangerous in a way that could cause people to lose their lives. Unless you mean that a different military is testing?