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Aren't those UFO videos in the New York Times a few years back from the same general area, off the coast of San Diego? Is this the same thing? (Also, this is t

Aren't those UFO videos in the New York Times a few years back from the same general area, off the coast of San Diego? Is this the same thing? (Also, this is the US military messing with itself. Someone in some skunk works hanger in Nevada has some secret weapon and they want to test it out on a real navy.)

tgflynn 6y ago
> Aren't those UFO videos in the New York Times a few years back from the same general area Yes. > Is this the same thing? Unfortunately the article doesn't have any details like what shape they had or how big they were so at this point it's anyone's guess.
meowface 6y ago
>(Also, this is the US military messing with itself. Someone in some skunk works hanger in Nevada has some secret weapon and they want to test it out on a real navy.) This would seem to be a pretty likely explanation (near-infinitely more likely than ETs, at least). It'd also perfectly explain David Fravor's story of spotting strange vehicles during a Navy training exercise (e.g. how the craft seemed to have advance knowledge of a Navy meeting spot, and the reaction from his superiors). He thinks it couldn't be US military, but if it's some covert/intelligence thing, doesn't seem too implausible that they may try to do a realistic, unannounced red team exercise during a routine training exercise. That wouldn't explain his claims of it performing gravity-defying maneuvers, but there's no evidence of that besides his and some of his colleagues' testimonies, though.
- CTDOCodebases 6y ago
  I’ve thought this could be a likely explanation especially considering the crazy patents that the US Navy has filed.
  - ALittleLight 6y ago
    I think it would be pretty upsetting if the navy had access to super advanced technology and was withholding it for a decade like this.
    - extraAccount 6y ago
      At some point it would trickle down to us. I wouldn't be surprised if command centres are using AR tech to plan out battlefields or aircraft designs.
    - codezero 6y ago
      They absolutely are, if only in the area of remote sensing technology.
- maybelsyrup 6y ago
  I hasten to add that I sure as shit hope it's UFOs, because maybe they can do carbon capture, or fusion, or tell us if Tony Soprano dies at the end or not. I just don't think it's all that likely.

tgflynn 6y ago

> Aren't those UFO videos in the New York Times a few years back from the same general area Yes. > Is this the same thing? Unfortunately the article doesn't have any details like what shape they had or how big they were so at this point it's anyone's guess.

meowface 6y ago

>(Also, this is the US military messing with itself. Someone in some skunk works hanger in Nevada has some secret weapon and they want to test it out on a real navy.) This would seem to be a pretty likely explanation (near-infinitely more likely than ETs, at least). It'd also perfectly explain David Fravor's story of spotting strange vehicles during a Navy training exercise (e.g. how the craft seemed to have advance knowledge of a Navy meeting spot, and the reaction from his superiors). He thinks it couldn't be US military, but if it's some covert/intelligence thing, doesn't seem too implausible that they may try to do a realistic, unannounced red team exercise during a routine training exercise. That wouldn't explain his claims of it performing gravity-defying maneuvers, but there's no evidence of that besides his and some of his colleagues' testimonies, though.

CTDOCodebases 6y ago
I’ve thought this could be a likely explanation especially considering the crazy patents that the US Navy has filed.
- ALittleLight 6y ago
  I think it would be pretty upsetting if the navy had access to super advanced technology and was withholding it for a decade like this.
  - extraAccount 6y ago
    At some point it would trickle down to us. I wouldn't be surprised if command centres are using AR tech to plan out battlefields or aircraft designs.
  - codezero 6y ago
    They absolutely are, if only in the area of remote sensing technology.
maybelsyrup 6y ago
I hasten to add that I sure as shit hope it's UFOs, because maybe they can do carbon capture, or fusion, or tell us if Tony Soprano dies at the end or not. I just don't think it's all that likely.