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No technology is 100% foolproof ; especially in a completely foreign environment ; and they don´t "crash all the time". According to Grusch I think they have re
by AltruisticGapHN 3y ago
No technology is 100% foolproof ; especially in a completely foreign environment ; and they don´t "crash all the time". According to Grusch I think they have recovered "in the double digits" which is less than a hundred. From the history of ufology we know about maybe 10-20 crashes which have lots of corroboration, thatś really not many.
edit: another pt to consider, if any of this turns out to be true - this is really insane, because most of us think "aliens" like one species.... but according to the many abductions and encounters in the past hundred years we may very well have been visited by TENS of different species... which may also explain the crashes, like it's not just one species/propulsion tech that is repeating their errors. Many different craft shapes too, point towards different tech, different points of failure.
- LandR 3y ago20 crashes, At out current level of airline safety, how many flights would we need to fly to get to 20 crashes. We must be close to around 1 crash a year? So 20 years... In 1 year we have around 20 million flights... 400 million flights to get to 20 crashes. I'm gonna assume advanced aliens are at least an order of magnitude better. There isn't a billion of these things in the sky.. So yeah, there safety level for such an advanced thing seems a bit shit. I just don't believe they would crash this often to even have 10-20 crafts. The whole premise seems absurd.
- nomel 3y ago> I'm gonna assume advanced aliens are at least an order of magnitude better. I'm sure they are, at air travel. I think it would be reasonable to assume that some very complicated physics would be required, many orders of magnitude more complicated than air travel, which was first done with leg power, using some spare bicycle parts and various dead plants.