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It used to be pointed out that UAPs move so fast that no human pilot could survive the G-forces. That implied that they must possess some kind of anti-inertia
by galaxyLogic 3y ago
It used to be pointed out that UAPs move so fast that no human pilot could survive the G-forces. That implied that they must possess some kind of anti-inertia technology that makes it possible to survive flying a UFO, or that perhaps humanoids are enormously strong beings. Truly mysterious.
But in the recent years the plausible explanation to this puzzle has become trivial: Of course, the fast-turning UAPs are 'droids". There is no biological pilot inside them. They are flying under remote- or possibly AI-control.
- robinzfc 3y agoValidity of that explanation depends of course on the actual acceleration of the UAP. A human can survive 9-10 g of lateral or front to back acceleration (and less in other directions). Beyond 20-30g there is no way to preserve structural integrity of a human made craft as far as we know. If measurement from both visual and radar data gives more than a 100g then we can claim that the object is not a droid.
- galaxyLogic 3y agoMaybe not a human-made droid but a "droid" made by extra-terrestrials. They may have much stronger materials.