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>I imagine you'd get shot down immediately if you as much as tried to enter the vicinity of a military zone. I don't think that is the protocol when the milita
by hourislate 6y ago
>I imagine you'd get shot down immediately if you as much as tried to enter the vicinity of a military zone.
I don't think that is the protocol when the military encounters an object they can't identify. It would seem that decision would need to fulfill a set of requirements. I'm pretty sure that if they were able to say it was Chinese or Russian, etc, it would get shot down, but something that doesn't even register to the senses probably gets a pass. When you think about it, what are they going to shoot at, a elongated football the length of 3-4 cars that seems to be in a temporal zone it created?
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- pavel_lishin 6y ago> When you think about it, what are they going to shoot at, a elongated football the length of 3-4 cars that seems to be in a temporal zone it created? How about the first description of the aircraft, which appeared to be a helicopter with red and white strobing lights?
- hourislate 6y agoDid they confirm it? or was that what it looked like to them? Without reading the article again, I was under the assumption they later said there was no noise coming from it.
- ljf 6y agoBefore I realised how dangerous and ecologically unsound they are, I flew a number of backyard 'hot air balloons'. These often presented amazing shows from the ground - flying in a 'formation', strobing, changing direction and speed as they hit different wind patterns, 'disappearing' as the fuel went out, sometimes dropping burning wax. Once launched it was so hard to see how far away they were on a dark night or even that they were fire balloons.