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Originally posted by choubix
the questions might be stupid but:
- how come some UFOs seem to experience problems at low speed (it seems they have problems maintaining a constant heading)
It's interesting to note that, from what I could conclude, people haven't reported this 'wobble' effect on triangular UFOs, such as the one in the Phoenix Lights incident. Maybe these craft use different propulsion systems, or just compensate it better than others.
Originally posted by choubix
my hunch comes from just one thing: "flying saucers" (whatever you want to call Alien made UFOs) actually do hoover. Triangles seem to be always on the move.
but as mentionned earlier: it's an uneducated hunch!
at least some people are willing to share constructive hunches
Originally posted by choubix
the Auroa project is not supposed to have created a "side project" using MHD? leaving the triangular "plane" only 11% of its mass to be moved by the jet engines? (from what I read -but you neverr sure of the source of the info you get...- the MHD would alleviate 89% of the mass of the craft in this case)
Originally posted by danx
Originally posted by choubix
the questions might be stupid but:
- how come some UFOs seem to experience problems at low speed (it seems they have problems maintaining a constant heading)
I've also heard and read alot of descriptions of saucer like UFOs that wobble when they're at low speed or just hovering.
Like Lost_Mid, my guess is also that it could have something to do with the gravity/magnetic fields. Maybe the gravity (or anti-gravity) or magnetic field that the propulsion system creates or exploits, is not constant, causing the craft to wobble.
It's interesting to note that, from what I could conclude, people haven't reported this 'wobble' effect on triangular UFOs, such as the one in the Phoenix Lights incident. Maybe these craft use different propulsion systems, or just compensate it better than others.
Originally posted by choubix
According to some researchers the MHD propulsion could be an explanation for their atmospheric propulsion. From what I understand, they defy Gravity by using a powerful source of energy (antimatter?), pump it to magnets (superconductors that work at ambient temperature) and give a polarity to the hull of the spaceship.(this would explain that some UFO are "glowing" in the dark like a light bulb...).