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originally posted by: beeeyotch
Any thoughts.
originally posted by: Urantia1111
Meanwhile there are millions living and working at bases on Mars, the Moon, and many of the larger moons in or solar system. A "breakaway civilization".
originally posted by: beeeyotch
Ill
Any thoughts
originally posted by: Blue Shift
originally posted by: Urantia1111
Meanwhile there are millions living and working at bases on Mars, the Moon, and many of the larger moons in or solar system. A "breakaway civilization".
And none of those millions ever spilled the beans? Or the millions working to supply them? Or their families? They must be highly motivated.
I'm not sure we did see saucers ever, though there are photos floating around like the Helfin hoax of a toy train wheel and the McMinnville hoax of a canning pot lid that were alleged to be "flying saucers". The Avrocar was a saucer-shaped experimental craft using ground effect and it never got far off the ground and it was a failure as were all the saucer designs due to instability. Similarly this flying saucer got sketched in a classified project but it never got built:
originally posted by: beeeyotch
Ill make this quick. We saw some saucers in the 70s, they are real...
Spy and stealth planes--some with bizarre, bat-shaped wings, others with triangular silhouettes that imply otherworldly designs--have long generated UFO sightings and lore. And official denials feed rumors that the government isn't telling us about alien ships. The CIA estimates that over half of the UFOs reported from the '50s through the '60s were U-2 and SR-71 spy planes. At the time, the Air Force misled the public and the media to protect these Cold War programs; it's possible the government's responses to current sightings of classified craft--whether manned or remotely operated--are equally evasive. The result is an ongoing source of UFO reports and conspiracy theories. Here are the Earth-built craft that likely have lit up 911 switchboards over the years.
Silver rotating UFO over US Atomic facility
Flying discs over Hanford Nuclear plant
Flying disc over Topcliffe
Circular objects over Langley AFB
Rotating saucer shaped object over Georgia
Maxwell AFB Emergency Report - Flying Saucer
Disc shaped object over Minot AFB - 1966
Flying disc over Chicago's O Hare airport - 1952
originally posted by: BASSPLYR
a reply to: Erno86
How do you account for special relativity.
Your ship may be sheilded from space debris at superluminal speeds but it wont protect it from inertial mass increasing nor time dialation. You still wont go super luminal.
How are you going to get the ship to travel faster than a photon if your using photons at C to propel it. Theres no way it will accellerate beyond its own exhaust.
How does your ships black hole create anti gravity.
How does the magnetic field protrct the ship from light speed its self?
Hows it negating inertial mass to make your 90 degree turns or defeat special relativity.
Im not so sure youve thought this out correctly.
Id look into non linear optics and metric engineering instead.
"Interstellar travel - Over interstellar distances a spaceship using significant constant acceleration will approach the speed of light."
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Sheesh dude the OP has been banned but you keep bumping the thread. Wouldn't it be better to bump a thread where the OP is still around?
originally posted by: karl 12
a reply to: Arbitrageur
There are quite a few reasons why the claims made by the CIA about spyplanes shouldn't be taken too seriously (link) and, considering they're not meant to exist, flying disc shaped objects do seem to pop up in government documentation quite a bit.
The story reported in some places of the radar controllers that they got separate blips as the objects flew alongside the plane which according to the pilot were only 0.2 meters above the wings is completely implausible, that's not enough separation to see separate blips, and in another article there is no mention made of any blips flying alongside the plane so there's a huge amount of inconsistency in the claims being made about radar. Here's the pilot saying the radar controllers saw three blips in addition to his plane:
originally posted by: karl 12
Any thoughts on this radar visual case mate - the reported objects look pretty saucer-ish to me.
"Two different air traffic controllers detected three unidentified echoes on their screens."
There's no way the radar operators saw three separate blips if that 20cm separation is true, and I can't find anywhere that they ever said they saw three blips, I don't think they did, so we know the pilot doesn't have the story straight, which is not too surprising for something that happened that long ago.
When he looked from the left (he had been gazing through his left side window) to the front he became aware of something on his right and glanced in that direction and was shocked to see an object with the appearance of two plates joined together at the rim with a cupola which had what seemed to be a little window and an antenna on top. It was positioned 20 centimeters above the surface of the wing and about 1 1/2 meters from the Piper's cabin. (See drawing by Staff Artist Robert Gonzales.) A glance back to the left revealed another object of the same description in the same position above the left wing.
A scale model of the objects that took over Carlos’ plane
So maybe it wasn't flying high enough to kill him but if it was flying so high he was worried he would die if he went any higher, he probably wasn't getting a lot of oxygen, and maybe his sketch is a little off.
The plane kept its original course, but it was gaining altitude, and Carlos Antonio feared that if it went any higher he would die because his cabin was not pressurized.
I can't find his report so I don't have the whole story.
Further in-depth investigation is being conducted by an aeronautical engineer with the help of Field Investigator Fernando Telles. We should note here that this is Mr. Telles' first important case and he has done an outstanding job of investigating and reporting.