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So all of those pitiful attempts at trying to come up with a craft employing real UFO technology just didn't happen, it still hasn't happened. Disclosure? Dream on!
originally posted by: pheonix358
So all of those pitiful attempts at trying to come up with a craft employing real UFO technology just didn't happen, it still hasn't happened. Disclosure? Dream on!
You need to understand what a misinformation campaign is and why Governments use them.
These campaign are designed just for people just like yourself so that in the end you will run around screaming the nonsense they want you to scream.
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originally posted by: skunkape23
You have to make them spin with flashing lights all over them if you want them to work.
I say this sarcastically to some degree.
I have seen UFO's but only once a "saucer" shaped object.
They aren't using jet engines. I can say that much.
originally posted by: SkeptiSchism
Our aircraft all work off of aerodynamic lift, using propulsion to achieve a velocity high enough to use air resistance to overcome the weight of the aircraft and lift it off the ground.
However, the earth does produce a magnetic field and opposite poles of a magnet repel each other. This is a force that can be harnessed to move a craft, as long as it's overall shape doesn't produce too much drag to offset the lift provided by the magnetic effect the vehicle would 'fly'.
The engine necessary to produce a magnetic field strong enough to repel off the earth's magnetic field would be technology that isn't currently employed by the economy, because the economy is based on a consumption of resources. That creates an entire industry of mining/drilling/refining fuels to burn for consumption instead of using the naturally occurring electrical potential between the ionosphere and the surface of the earth.
Therefore, disclosure of this technology would impact the existing resource and consumption based economy upon which the billionaires of the world monopolize for power. It would liberate humanity in ways greater than the printing press. That is why these vehicles are not disclosed to the public.
originally posted by: darkbake
To begin with, I have seen flying triangles in person. There were a few of them, and they had the capability to fly across the sky quite fast or even slowly fly over an area low to the ground, around the same speed as a slow-moving car. They had no wings and the one that hovered over my house was certainly going too slowly to provide any lift.
I'm guessing that the flying triangles are military tech, and they probably don't want to reveal it because then people would start asking questions about where they got it from. As the poster above me noted, revealing alien tech could also affect the economy.
I saw an article about some of the material that the government has recovered from flying saucers, and laboratory tests show that it is copper that has been modified on a molecular level using a technology we have not developed yet to make it untraceable on radar. From what I read, I don't think the government was able to replicate this material.
Also, the deep state probably does not want the public to know about aliens, therefore they do not want us to know about the reverse-engineered technology. Why keep aliens a secret? There could be a decent reason.
originally posted by: BASSPLYR
a reply to: darkbake
I agree with you that the triangles are real. I've seen em too. they're military.
copper as a metamaterial might not work against radar wavelengths but there are studies that show it may be a good and cheap solution for near infra red and visible spectrum stealth. although plasmonics and metamaterials aren't a household name they are well known and routinely made by the military for a few decades now. i.e. humans can easily make that strange copper you're referring to.
originally posted by: Lathroper
originally posted by: BASSPLYR
a reply to: darkbake
I agree with you that the triangles are real. I've seen em too. they're military.
copper as a metamaterial might not work against radar wavelengths but there are studies that show it may be a good and cheap solution for near infra red and visible spectrum stealth. although plasmonics and metamaterials aren't a household name they are well known and routinely made by the military for a few decades now. i.e. humans can easily make that strange copper you're referring to.
Never seen a reliable video showing a triangle. Reports, photos, yeah, but they're inconclusive.
BTW, BASSPLYR, I have a Mosrite The Ventures Model bass.