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originally posted by: KnightLight
originally posted by: draknoir2
originally posted by: KnightLight
It didn't have enough volume to produce lift using "lighter than air."
Wouldn't that depend entirely upon its mass?
You can buy very small mylar RC balloons with motors and batteries that have plenty of lift.
Seeing something at 200 feet in the air and right above you over many minutes makes you know things. It was a solid triangle. Think of filling a chinook with hydrogen and tell me does that float? If there were pilots and they turned on the cockpit lights I would have seen their faces.
originally posted by: Parthin
Let's recap what is known by direct observation of these craft:
1. They are very large, perhaps 300 feet across.
2. They can move silently.
3. They can hover or drift in defiance of gravity.
4. They can maneuver in a manner inconsistent with the conservation of momentum.
5. They have tremendous acceleration and speed.
6. Their appearance, performance and size does not conform to any known terrestrial technology.
Without linking to the usual articles about these craft, let me summarize the consensus explanation
for the "black triangles".
1. They are terrestrial in origin, and are a black project of the U.S. government.
2. They produce a gravity warp field, which may or may not be back-engineered alien technology.
3. They are propelled by jet thrusters which my be nuclear powered.
4. They have a top speed of at least Mach 11.
5. They are most likely capable of achieving orbit, and photographs exist of black triangles in space.
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: tanka418
Actually they don't use antigravity.
This aircraft is not one of the triangles, its completely conventional.
originally posted by: BASSPLYR
a reply to: tanka418
PS. there are triangles that don't look anything like rendering you have depicted there. The one's with the single light at each corner and nothing else are real. I doubt its called a TR3b and it probably don't work like how they say it does, nor does it look like the way fouche describes. But they are real.
Also, where is your rendering from it looks cool.
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: tanka418
The craft in the first picture you used above is completely conventional. I'm pretty sure something that uses gravity propulsion isn't going to leave contrails.
originally posted by: Zaphod58
a reply to: tanka418
So you're saying a gravity drive leaves contrails like a normal turbofan engine?
www.abovetopsecret.com...
The original picture is in that thread. Its a classified prototype flying over Wichita.
originally posted by: BASSPLYR
Dude. We know what the craft is in the mystery plane over Wichita thread. We just aren't going to come out and spoil it for everyone else. But trust us when we say you are wrong. Wrong about your speculations as to what the plane is in the photo. Wrong about the flying triangles with the lights on each corner.
Also, Why are you so sure they (triangles) don't exist. Just curious.