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originally posted by: grey580
a reply to: BASSPLYR
Popcorn machine?
I thought it was a high tech cotton candy maker.
originally posted by: SpeedFanatic
To make it more simply lol
I have never believed and won't believe in TR-3B. It it nothing more than totally BS but I believe that there were man-made technologies that weren't/aren't aircraft but rather some kind of platforms to do exact things. *Astr0*
originally posted by: mightmight
originally posted by: SpeedFanatic
To make it more simply lol
I have never believed and won't believe in TR-3B. It it nothing more than totally BS but I believe that there were man-made technologies that weren't/aren't aircraft but rather some kind of platforms to do exact things. *Astr0*
The triangles do exist, no question about it. We can argue all day about what some around here believe they have seen them do, but I'd rather focus on comming up with realistic and logical explanations for the phenomena.
Personally i'm sold on the Stealth Blimp explanation. Fits nicely and doesnt require going, well, mental.
I can't tell you how much time I've spent trying to figure out a plausible explanation for the triangles. Specifically, January 5, 2000, Illinois. It's the best documented, most credible sighting I've found:
The best idea to date came when I saw some things to suggest that maybe plasma actuators and propulsion can be a bit more advanced than one might think, and could provide the intense accelerations and thrusts and drag reduction to a lighter than air craft.