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1. Why do you assume that all the data that was made public is all the data there is? It's highly likely the government has additional classified information of
by creamytaco 5y ago
1. Why do you assume that all the data that was made public is all the data there is? It's highly likely the government has additional classified information of much higher fidelity.
2. These phenomena are concentrated around military bases and other areas of "interest". Hardly places where you'd expect non-military flights to frequent.
- viraptor 5y ago1. "government has additional classified information" is basically "information doesn't exist" for us. It may also have classified information on Bigfoot or anything else. 2. The objects have to get to those places though. So either the assumption is that they're deployed right next to the base and the launch sites can't be detected, or it can travel in science-defying ways while avoiding all commercial air traffic, but can't avoid military aircraft and just taunts them. I still find both much less plausible than visual artefacts or people lying.