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originally posted by: MrInquisitive
a reply to: Ophiuchus1
Actually Graves did testify to having visual contact with some UAP's, as well as sensor contact. Here is a link to video of that portion of his opening statement testimony (pertinent part 1:22-1:44), although admittedly it is not clear whether he saw it/them or other members of his squadron did.
Former Navy pilot Ryan Graves gives opening statement in UAP hearing
In 2014, I was an F-18 Foxtrot pilot in the Navy Fighter Attack Squadron 11, the Red Rippers, and I was stationed at NAS Oceania in Virginia Beach. After upgrades were made to our radar systems, we began detecting unknown objects operating in our airspace. At first, we assumed they were radar errors, but soon we began to correlate the radar tracks with multiple onboard sensors, including infrared systems, and eventually a training mission in Warning Area Whiskey 72.
originally posted by: Jukiodone
The mental gymnastics some people are using on this topic is astounding.
What is more likely-
Higher dimensional interlopers who only seem to show up around the US?
...Or someone is operating a secret terrestrial technology which employs multi spectral stealth, that is based out of the US?
Even if you find higher dimensionals to be more likely - surely the fact both TTSA (Justice's metamaterial spacecraft) and The US Navy (Pais' craft with an inertial mass reduction device) specifically told us that their "imagined" craft would have advanced stealth capabilities as part of it's non linear EM scattering functionality means something?
The Australian scientist Bigg (1983) was among the first to actually recover stratospheric particles from above 25 km using balloons. His collections dating from 1960 onward clearly reveal the presence of oval shaped dust particles, and particles endowed with fimbrai, which Bigg himself speculated may have a possible biological provenance. A few years later Greene, Hagberg, Lundgren, and Pederson (1965) carried out a series of balloon flights to recover microorganisms in the two height ranges 30,000–60,000 ft. and 60,000–90,000 ft. in the stratosphere. Positive results in both these height ranges possibly pointed to an in-falling microbial population, and this came as an unwelcome surprise in the years running up to the dawn of the space age. Although some of the microorganisms collected in early experiments were claimed to exhibit “unusual” properties, such as pigmentation and radiation resistance, their possible extraterrestrial origin remained a matter of dispute. No DNA sequencing procedure was available at the time to ascertain significant deviations there might have been from any related terrestrial species. Furthermore, the collection and laboratory techniques available at the time left open a high chance of contamination. A history of early attempts to probe the stratosphere for microorganisms is summarized by Smith (2013).
originally posted by: Baablacksheep
a reply to: quintessentone
When I saw that link and names. Made me think of this.
www.simonandschuster.com...
originally posted by: quintessentone
originally posted by: Baablacksheep
a reply to: quintessentone
When I saw that link and names. Made me think of this.
www.simonandschuster.com...
All we need do now is have Avi Loeb collect cosmic dust and see if biologics exist then we can go from there.
originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
originally posted by: quintessentone
originally posted by: Baablacksheep
a reply to: quintessentone
When I saw that link and names. Made me think of this.
www.simonandschuster.com...
All we need do now is have Avi Loeb collect cosmic dust and see if biologics exist then we can go from there.
Here’s this…….
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originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
a reply to: quintessentone
Q…..If you think about it…..NASA’s search for life is predicated on finding microbial matter….not bipedal beings.
Welp the vid I posted shows some type of microbial matter…probably hitching a ride from comets…etc.
The whole panspermia theory thing.
Well I would say with the discovery found in our stratosphere via from space……
Life has been found!
NASA could lock up shop and go home….they are no longer needed!
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originally posted by: The GUT
a reply to: KKLOCO
Now that I give it a second thought I'm seeing what you mean--- there could be some strategical brilliance in picking Grusch and his performance might be spot on.
It is weird that the mythology they are using is not only stale but some of it would be easy to paint someone as a loon with later.
It's quite possible that this "disclosure" operation is designed to be flushed at some point. Leaving the public still in the dark with the same old tales. So, yeah, good observation, sir.
And I do believe it's made to be "flushable" if needed.
It's fascinating to watch anyways. In a can't-look-away-from-the-trainwreck kind of way.
originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
One thing I find somewhat amazing…for lack of other words.
Here you have Grusch in a position where you have chances to ask all sorts of questions….not that he’ll answer them all…..
And no one bought up any questions about religion…
Nobody asked Grusch if his firsthand contacts ever mentioned if biologicals had there own concepts of God or a god(s)…or what we know as religion’s or religious type following’s.
Opportunities lost in a transparent congressional setting….
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The very first case investigated by AAWSAP was the Tic Tac incident from 2004. An initial report was compiled by DIA personnel then shared with AAWSAP. A much larger 140-page report, packed with detailed analysis of the Tic Tac and its capabilities, was written by AASWAP scientists and engineers. Neither Congress nor the public has ever seen the Tic Tac report or any of the other 100-plus research papers.
originally posted by: Ophiuchus1
One thing I find somewhat amazing…for lack of other words.
Here you have Grusch in a position where you have chances to ask all sorts of questions….not that he’ll answer them all…..
And no one bought up any questions about religion…
Nobody asked Grusch if his firsthand contacts ever mentioned if biologicals had there own concepts of God or a god(s)…or what we know as religion’s or religious type following’s.
Opportunities lost in a transparent congressional setting….
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