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I mean, it's an unmanned aircraft of some sort, and unmanned aircraft are typically called drones. What difference are you suggesting between "drone" and "UFO/U
by D13Fd 5y ago
I mean, it's an unmanned aircraft of some sort, and unmanned aircraft are typically called drones. What difference are you suggesting between "drone" and "UFO/UAP" in this context?
- Erik816 5y agoDrone pretty clearly implies to me "a craft piloted remotely by a human." A UFO/UAP is an aerial phenomenon we can't currently identify. It could be a human piloted craft, it could be something else yet to be determined.
- gentle 5y agoIt's a "drone" (mostly because the cops said it looked like a drone) until someone gives some sort of proof that it isn't.
- exporectomy 5y agoPeople seeing UFOs are notorious for imposing their prejudices onto what they think they see. If they don't give an objective description of their observation but rather a conclusion like "drone" or "6 feet" (how did they estimate size without knowing speed or distance?), then it's not worth much.
- D13Fd 5y ago"Drone" also encompasses autonomous craft. So I really don't see the distinction here. Even if you think it was aliens remotely piloting the craft, it's still a drone.
- yencabulator 5y agoWhat a "drone" is not is e.g. ball lightning, which then again can count as a UFO.