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PROJECTION’s. Not aliens. NYT isn’t reporting the reality of what these are. And nobody is. It’s impossible to argue with people who won’t take the description
by egfx 6y ago
PROJECTION’s. Not aliens. NYT isn’t reporting the reality of what these are. And nobody is. It’s impossible to argue with people who won’t take the description of the objects at face value. Bouncing around like a ping pong ball at super sonic speed and then hovering over the water isn’t something any object with mass can do.
- koheripbal 6y agoNobody is? The pilot himself literally said he thought it was aliens. ...and why would you take verbal descriptions of aliens at face value? Extraordinary claims require strong proof. The videos are compelling and warrant further investment in investigation tech. Also, claiming the objects "moved as if they had no mass" is not supported by either the video NOR the verbal reports.
- egfx 6y agoApparently there is a higher resolution video. This should help sort this out, my own account is that in the 90's I witnessed this "object" with two other witnesses within eye sight of the now closed El Toro marine base in Orange County, CA. It was in fact moving like a ping pong ball, that is what made it appear so different from anything else in the sky that looked similar to it like stars. With my own personal knowledge I completely believe the pilots and they're accurate and much more detailed descriptions. If you agree that an "It's Aliens" https://imgur.com/rrV0EeO https://imgur.com/rrV0EeO argument requires extra ordinary proof then maybe it makes more sense that we were testing some of this hot new radar tech on our state of the art projection technology. See here for further context: https://books.google.com/books?id=vS0fAQAAIAAJ&source=gbs_similarbooks https://books.google.com/books?id=vS0fAQAAIAAJ&source=gbs_si...