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It absolutely could be an adversary spoofing our sensor systems. But, I would argue the testimonies of the 4 pilots that saw the object with their own eyes may
by likeabbas 4y ago
It absolutely could be an adversary spoofing our sensor systems. But, I would argue the testimonies of the 4 pilots that saw the object with their own eyes may rule that out (unless it was some kind of hologram).
Whatever it is, we need to further study it because more and more military pilots are seeing them and their military exercises are being disrupted
- mitthrowaway2 4y agoThat's the thing! A high-intensity laser (or microwave, etc) can certainly produce a visible phenomenon, through heating or ionization of the air, scattering, etc. It wouldn't necessarily be visible through sensors only.
- likeabbas 4y agoIt totally could be. I have to wonder where the laser would be shot off from though. Either a satellite above, which we should see, or a submarine/ship near by, which should be tracked on sonar. Whatever it is, we need to find out. I’m not 100% on the ET hypothesis. This could be human tech and just spoofing. But we need to know
- traverseda 4y agoA ball of super heated plasma would show up visually.
- likeabbas 4y agoHave you heard Cmdr Dave Fravor’s testimony of the incident? A ball plasma does not exhibit intelligent movement as the way the tic tac began to mirror him as he descended on to it
- mitthrowaway2 4y agoWhat if the ball plasma was the product of the end of someone's high-power gimbal-mounted laser, which they were intelligently steering while watching him fly?
- traverseda 4y agoSure it does, this small scale demo can even draw the death star in mid air https://www.google.com/search?q=tangible+holographic+plasma https://www.google.com/search?q=tangible+holographic+plasma That's certainly no natural phenomenon!
- likeabbas 4y agoAs I said to another commenter, I'm not discounting the possibility of this being human tech. But, wouldn't adversaries need other ships or satellites to launch this holographic plasma from, and wouldn't we have tracked those before seeing the tic-tac (or other unidentified craft) on radar? Many reports are actually happening over the United States airspace. How could the military not track the planes the plasmas are being launched from being over our airspace? And suppose this is Chinese tech over our airspace - HOW IS THAT NOT A HUGE STORY? The blimp is the perfect example - if this stuff was Chinese, it would be a huge story.
- traverseda 4y agoIt's classified US technology, obviously. That's why it mostly appears near military installations that have significant power production capabilities (things like nuclear aircraft carriers, possible nuclear submarines). The fact that the military isn't investigating it implies to me that they already know what is it. Now why they're letting pilots talk about it on the Joe Rogan experience I don't know, but whether that was a simple mistake or they just felt like not keeping those pilots in the loop at all was better, well that's not unexplainable. So yeah, ground based plasma hologram projection is a specific, real, technology that can produce results that match the description of the UFOs. I'm not speculating here, all the data I've seen has matched the description of a ball of plasma and these systems can make balls of plasma appear in mid-air at any location you want, at any speed and with any flight characteristics. Once you know what technology has been used to make the "UFOs" the rest is pretty easy.
- likeabbas 4y agoLet's take this hypothesis and run with it. What you're saying is there's a faction of the government that is fucking with our military operations and endangering our pilots. How is this not headline news? How is this not a problem?