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Originally posted by roadgravel
There is the possibility that the 'symbols' were made up for use on the drones or report. In that case they wouldn't match another font or symbol set.
(snip)
The symbols could also be on the outside to make the craft look non-terrestrial, and as hard link to the reports. The symbols must be seen to make the link.
Originally posted by BASSPLYR
Heck my imagination could create just as compeling a story. with access to a few other determined dweebs I'm sure I could have fabricated this whole Drone epidemic.
Originally posted by Arlington Acid
Excellent! Then take The CARET Challenge! The rules were specified earlier, look 'em up.
Originally posted by Arlington Acid
For all we know, the symbols could translate into things like "Drink Orvaarc Cola" and the like.
Originally posted by Arlington Acid
You see, they claim that there are NO aliens and I know for a fact that that isn't true (I saw a family of them once, dressed in human clothes, living in a double-wide trailer in South Carolina).
Originally posted by BASSPLYR
the drones don't exist because aliens wouldn't make all the flaws in the drone story that are there. THe drone it's self is very flawed.
Like the writing which is programming at the same time. Again what alien is going to invent a system like that. what happens when the thing is struck by something and the writing gets marred. Does it get reprogrammed? what if the section of the drone with the writing gets dinged. that would effectively change the surface area where the writing is, distorting it and damaging the "code" or whatever. so seriously who would build a drone that needs to operate all by it's self, where it can get reprogrammed by just getting hit by a bird by accident. does the drone then go around bouncing off of trees at it aimlessly wandering around Bib Basin.
Let me guess unscratchable, undingable paint and materials. yeah right.
Originally posted by schuyler
Originally posted by alevar
Originally posted by schuyler
But strange indecipherable writing CAUSING the craft to be programmed? I'm sorry. No.
But strange glowing screens with rapidly changing text and graphics and a world-wide "web" of information that can be summoned magically by a grey box? I'm sorry. No.
Cute. Nice analogy, but not the same thing, I think. The explanation offered for the writing is more magical and kaballistic than anything else, as if the inherent properties of writing printed on the outside of the craft CAUSE the programming. In terms of a BS detector. That's it. It makes no sense, even a little bit.
Originally posted by klatunictobarata
I would like to contribute more here but not if I cannot be part of the community process.
Originally posted by klatunictobarata
I would like to contribute more here but not if I cannot be part of the community process.
Originally posted by agent violet
There are some things that have striked me within the PACL 'manual'.
Another section which arises suspicion is 4.2.1
within this section there is mentioning of a 'antigravity generator' which is fairly small. This battery/magnet type device(presumably), has the ability to not only provide antigravity but also project antigravity onto other parts of the craft itself; therefore the parts do not repel, but attract (as would opposite side of magnets and vice versa). Next, the author speaks of the I-beams which also attract when within close enough proximity, although it is not stated the actual range needed for this. But apparently when in a certain range, the I-beam's and I quote, "fly" into precise positions on the generator. What concerns me is the term fly. How do you suppose this flying looked? Was it on the floor gliding, or did the I-beams and rise into the air and 'fly'? Exactly how fast was the rate of speed these I-beams flew towards the generator? Again why doesn't this government document not clarify the details? If one was making a manual on an extraterrestrial artifact would they skimp on the details or elaborate on every minute detail?
I will post a follow up regarding the rest of the document later in the week.
edit for spelling error.
[edit on 25-7-2007 by agent violet]
Originally posted by agent violet
There are some things that have striked me within the PACL 'manual'.
The first being within the section labeled 1. Overview;
within this section I find it peculiar how it is stated that "the goal of this research has been achieving a greater uderstanding of extraterrestrial technology within the context of commercial applications and civilian use"
That sentence reads as though it was written in the past tense (ex. has been).Also, I am a bit confused how a government sponsored(I presume) laboratory and research team would have made their goal be towards civilian use, especially when it regards extraterrestrial technology.
Another section that has me somewhat puzzled is labeled 3. Executive Summary of Q4-86; what I have found is listed as sub-note "2." It basically states that the recovered artifact has the ability to project 3D images. Which I find very brief; being as that, would the image have to be recorded in order to be projected? Or say, would the artifact be limited to projecting what was stored internally at the time of creation? Are the images projected in color, if so what about contrast and lighting? Also what is the range of projection ability, 10 miles, 10 yards, 10 feet?
I find it too vague for a document of such value.
Within that section it is also noted that not only were these artifacts recovered in the U.S between 1966 and 1986, but that the antigravity that
the artifact implements is already outdated. Furthermore it states that this newer, more advanced artifact "appears to undoubtably be the product of a different and more andvanced source" which leads me to believe that there is a whole array of extraterrestrial artifacts that the PACL team had encountered during their short span.