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These discs were known as the "Feuerball" weapon, sometimes erroneously referred to as the mystery "V-7" weapon (of which there never was an official designation). The WNF Feuerball relied on a rocket motor for launch, a plume sensor for aerial detection, and an electrostatic filed weapon invented at Messerschmitt’s Oberammergau facility.
Production of these craft was initially performed by WNF. Because the discs burned chemicals around its ring to create the electrostatic field necessary to disable Allied bomber engines and radar the object was soon nicknamed the "Foo Fighter" by the Allies who sighted this fiery halo weapon approaching them by day or night.
Originally posted by OptionToChoose
Mike, have you started looking for a second warehouse to keep storing all the stars your threads get?
I was in another thread about TU24 prior to stand-down, and a member posted that his firm belief was that NASA's silence about the then-perceived threat was that "they" were going to move it to a new course safely away from earth. During the whole event I couldn't help but wonder: if there really is a secret program, city-sized starships and Grays, et al, how could a wandering asteroid even be an issue? . .
Originally posted by metaldemon2000
reply to post by mikesingh
The nazis apparently moved all their super weapons there ( North Pole) near the end of the war. If the Hanebu craft did indeed exist it is possible the fleet was moved to that location.
Originally posted by lazer1
Sorry but this is pure fantasy stuff.
Lets think about things logically.
There is currently a space race on. Why? Because of an element called Helium3
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Now there we go... This is worth BIG money. If the USA did already have such technology then they would already be on the moon and mining it.
Again just think logically.. Why would the US spend billions on NASA with programs to get to the moon to mine it, if they already had the technology to get there and back efficiently?
IMO this is airy fairy stuff and not to be believed.
Cryptic comments by two Democrats on the Senate floor about a major program in the fiscal year 2005 intelligence authorization conference report point to a secret space effort of some kind that has been under way for years, but which has been unknown to the public, analysts said.
John Pike of GlobalSecurity.org, Alexandria, Va., said there are at least two possibilities - "a stealthy reconnaissance satellite or Discoverer II come back, a space-based JSTARS [Joint Surveillance Targeting Attack Radar System]." Discoverer II, which was to have consisted of many small radar satellites, apparently was killed some years ago.
Originally posted by maudeeb
Mike - I'm intrigued by the Oppenheimer/ Einstein doc you referenced earlier. Do you have a direct link to it ?
After 11 Years Of Being Freely Available Access To This Archive Is Now By Subscription Only
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Originally posted by DogHead
Senators' Comments
Originally posted by mikesingh
Damn! Unfortunately that site, VirtuallyStrange.net has become pay and access!! $74 a year!!
In my remarks, I would like to talk about International
Launch Services (ILS) and, in particular, the arm of ILS, the
Lockheed-Khrunichev-Energia International (LKEI) joint venture,
that supplies commercial Proton launches to international
satellite operators and service providers.