Is this company working with alien technology in Nevada?

HYPE?

Radiance Technologies has quietly become a major player in developing cutting-edge weapons and systems for the Pentagon, with 20 offices established in 17 states. When it comes to unidentified flying objects or alien technology, the company doesn't duck the topic formerly considered taboo or fringe.

a reply to: Lysergic

Most of you still don't believe we have the Solar Warden Fleet already. Do we?




The U.S Is Passing A New Law That Would Fund Reverse Engineering Of UFO Technology

wonderfulengineering.com...

Pentagon UFO Rapid Response Teams Ordered Up by Congress

www.military.com...

Forgotten Paper Reveals NASA Intention To Reverse Engineer UFO Technology

www.howandwhys.com...

Navy Admiral describes Reverse Engineering program involving extraterrestrial spacecraft

exopolitics.org...

If they only had something to reverse engineer.

a reply to: eManym

They're trying to reverse engineer based off descriptions, radar data, etc...

So, they're reverse engineering air, at the moment.

Not sure why so many people believe they have full recovered craft. That's false.

a reply to: Archivalist

How would you know that's false?

a reply to: Lysergic

The reverse engineering positions available are definitely some Bob Lazar style #

Sorry for my sarcasm

I remember getting an email from these folks a couple years ago about welding on a geodesik satellite dish or some thing in Au or Antartica or something like that, I didn't pay attention to it because they pay like # Want to offer $58 an hour but also have to pay for your own e-quip ANNNNNNNNND have to file your own taxes however in a foreign nation without company support is a whole lot of bull# if I wanted to make $58 an hour, I would go back on the road welding and drop the machine shop. I would do it in my home state and at least be home every weekend and be with my better half. I would be willing to bet a good 1/4 of senior ATS members could do their reverse engineering position and maybe only 1 of them might find it appealing. I doubt they work on anything alien.

a reply to: infolurker

What's solar warden???

originally posted by: ManBehindTheMask
a reply to: infolurker

What's solar warden???

Its the codename for the Colonels secret KFC crispy chicken recipe, Because that # will send your ass to the moon. They plan to reverse engineer it by sorting through 1990's c++ and python coding skills. Links above

originally posted by: EternalShadow
a reply to: Archivalist

How would you know that's false?

Because extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

Of which there is none.

originally posted by: MykeNukem

originally posted by: EternalShadow
a reply to: Archivalist

How would you know that's false?

Because extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

Of which there is none.

None is perhaps not accurate. Not enough would be my position. Too soon to tell one way or another.

originally posted by: Justoneman

originally posted by: MykeNukem

originally posted by: EternalShadow
a reply to: Archivalist

How would you know that's false?

Because extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence.

Of which there is none.

None is perhaps not accurate. Not enough would be my position. Too soon to tell one way or another.

I can agree with that.

When it comes to reversed engineering Alien technology, I find it somewhat lacking that people such as Corso and Lazar speak in overviews in their description of what alien’s have onboard their craft or what was derived and developed from the reverse engineering such as fiber optics, IC chips, Velcro….etc.

I’m going to assume that ETs have got to have their form of what we humans call ‘Electronics’….to control functions of their craft.

Yet …. for instance, I have never heard or read Lazar being questioned about that level of detail. If he’s reverse engineering propulsion systems….then surely there’s some type of control interfacings.

I’m interested to know if their form of ‘electronics’ is the same or much different than ours.

Below is a current standard PC motherboard made with through-hole and surface-mount components



Do they use active and passive components?

…..”Active components such as amplifiers, and transistors make use of an external power source to add power to a system. They use one electrical signal to control another and are required for the circuit to be considered “electronic.” Technically, we don’t define circuits without active components as “electronics,” but in practice, virtually all electronic circuits have passive components as well. Passive components like resistors, inductors, and capacitors influence the flow of power but do not require an external power source to function. You will likely find both kinds of components in every electronic device”….

If not…..then what’s the speculation of what they do use?

Enquiring minds want to know….

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a reply to: Brotherman
LOL! I almost sprayed coffee all over my computer when I read that comment! I agree, they aren't reverse engineering anything (alien).

Wooh. That isn't a current motherboard. That thing is 10 years old. But I'm just hassling you...they still pretty much look the same.

You aren't wrong. Our electronics are primitive toys compared to what is coming. 3D...I don't know if printed is the word, but something like that. Most likely powered without direct connections. More like directed RF.

originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
When it comes to reversed engineering Alien technology, I find it somewhat lacking that people such as Corso and Lazar speak in overviews in their description of what alien’s have onboard their craft or what was derived and developed from the reverse engineering such as fiber optics, IC chips, Velcro….etc.

I’m going to assume that ETs have got to have their form of what we humans call ‘Electronics’….to control functions of their craft.

Yet …. for instance, I have never heard or read Lazar being questioned about that level of detail. If he’s reverse engineering propulsion systems….then surely there’s some type of control interfacings.

I’m interested to know if their form of ‘electronics’ is the same or much different than ours.

Below is a current standard PC motherboard made with through-hole and surface-mount components

Do they use active and passive components?

…..”Active components such as amplifiers, and transistors make use of an external power source to add power to a system. They use one electrical signal to control another and are required for the circuit to be considered “electronic.” Technically, we don’t define circuits without active components as “electronics,” but in practice, virtually all electronic circuits have passive components as well. Passive components like resistors, inductors, and capacitors influence the flow of power but do not require an external power source to function. You will likely find both kinds of components in every electronic device”….

If not…..then what’s the speculation of what they do use?

Enquiring minds want to know….

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Another fine product example of Alien reverse engineering by our top scientist’s….



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Did you all miss the news correspondent in the video saying his name was George Knapp? Seriously? Is this a joke?

originally posted by: TheGoondockSaint
Did you all miss the news correspondent in the video saying his name was George Knapp? Seriously? Is this a joke?

twas George Knapp indeedly

originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
Another fine product example of Alien reverse engineering by our top scientist’s….

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Inferior Product made from Mutant technology, prime candidate for exterminatus.



The Tape of Mankind.

originally posted by: ManBehindTheMask
a reply to: infolurker

What's solar warden???

Something Corey Goode and David Wilcock like to larp they are apart of.

originally posted by: TheGoondockSaint
Did you all miss the news correspondent in the video saying his name was George Knapp? Seriously? Is this a joke?

I thout I heard that right. A bit suspect there.