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We know this because the radar operators are on record in many mainstream media interviews telling us the radar can track these objects performing in these ways
by wtf_confused 7y ago
We know this because the radar operators are on record in many mainstream media interviews telling us the radar can track these objects performing in these ways. Also, why do you doubt that the radar can tell the difference between an object at 80,000 or one at 20,000? Our entire system of air traffic control would fail if they couldn't do that. But, I will tell you, you are wrong, it could not be a meteor. Meteors don't hover at 20,000 feet for hours, nor do they suddenly decide to shoot back up out of the atmosphere after spending hours hovering at 20,000 feet. Do you have another guess?
- unlinked_dll 7y agoI mean I've got plenty of guesses. - The operator is lying or otherwise mistaken - A radar jamming system under test - Noise and/or weather effects - Multiple objects - Cyber warfare This isn't to say that I don't think extra-terrestrial intelligence isn't probably out there. I just think it's extremely improbable that they made it to earth. I also think it's possible that the measurement device reported an object, and a human saw it, but the device wasn't measuring something that was there. Either by malfunction or sabotage/stealth technology.