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It seems to me like a plan to overwhelm the public by the US defense department. Is it hard to puncture a balloon and examine something forced to descend or is
by roundandround 4y ago
It seems to me like a plan to overwhelm the public by the US defense department.
Is it hard to puncture a balloon and examine something forced to descend or is finding something harmless a worse result than a bunch of debris?
- SketchySeaBeast 4y agoI think that at the height they are at the answer to that question actually is "yes". You're outside of the fighter jet ceiling. I don't think the military has invested much effort into building munitions that can reach 60,000 and don't attempt to destroy their target, not to mention create a controlled puncture that will allow the safe landing of any number of inflated objects.
- wolverine876 4y agoSeems to you? Do you have evidence? What is the difference between this claim and a fabrication?