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Originally posted by Watcher777
I emailed Mr. Puckett to ask him if he thought this was the case and this is what he had to say. Also, what is the difference between an aviation radar and the FAA radar?
Originally posted by Springer
THANKS for the great work. I am going to put your translation in the Discovery documentary. You'll notice you have 50,000 more ATS points and I threw in a few BTS and PTS for good measure.
Originally posted by Bhadhidar
Originally posted by Springer
That being said, WHAT technology do we have that blast a hole in 7,000 foot thick cloud cover in less than a second?! That's a heck of a technology in and of itself that many experts (Doctors of Physics, ultra senior Intelligence Officers, etc...) I have discussed this with flatly deny we have.
7000 feet per second translates to over 25,000 MPH, or, better than Mach 32...In les than 1 second!
Although the math is beyond me, I'm sure some one on this board could calculate:
The g-force experienced by an object accelerating from 0 to Mach 32 in les than 1 second, and,
The volume of air that likely would be diplaced by a 20-30 foot disc-shaped object accelerating at that speed. (and yet no one reported a "sonic boom", or any sound at all, upon the object's departure!).
Could the lack of a sonic boom be because the object maintained a "mostly vertical" trajectory?
Originally posted by Lost_Mind
Maybe we are just observing the fuzzy affects the craft is producing on the matter around it, but not the physical craft itself.
The simple answer is that no one knows. And that correlates to a lot of other 'boom-less' UFO sightings. It's just another mystery I'm afraid.
Originally posted by Lecter
I don't know if this was brought up in this lengthy thread but as I have asked in another post; if the UFO flew up with such velocity as to "punch a hole in the clouds" why wasn't there a sonic boom?
Originally posted by Lecter
I don't know if this was brought up in this lengthy thread but as I have asked in another post; if the UFO flew up with such velocity as to "punch a hole in the clouds" why wasn't there a sonic boom?
Originally posted by Solarskye
Originally posted by Lecter
I don't know if this was brought up in this lengthy thread but as I have asked in another post; if the UFO flew up with such velocity as to "punch a hole in the clouds" why wasn't there a sonic boom?
Lost_Mind just brought that to our attention. ( Look Up )
I wonder if the spinning of the craft has anything to do with altering our atmosphere? Maybe the voltage and mangentics of it does. Just want to know some answers, do we have a quantum physics specialist here
If an object punches a hole in a cloud it clearly is being influenced by our atmosphere so why not a sonic boom?
Originally posted by Solarskye
If an object punches a hole in a cloud it clearly is being influenced by our atmosphere so why not a sonic boom?
Clearly the have conquered the sonic boom issue with their advanced technology. I assume they don't want to be seen or heard most of the time so the only way to accomplish this is to conquer it.
I think we have to think outside the box and not compare ufo's to what we know.
We lack the knowledge to know how to overcome a sonic boom. The aliens know how. We can't reach the speeds of the flying ufo's or maneuver like that without hurting ourselves or die trying, but ufo's know how. We can't fly in space with free energy or whatever the et's use but they know how to do it.
We can't assume that just because our jets and space shuttles create a sonic boom that the ufo's should to. Remember, their technology is way more advanced than ours.
And this is just one small PUBLIC release... you would be amazed what they aren't telling you