Strange 'S'-shaped radar phenomenon appears off WA coast

reply to post by Phage


I'll keep an eye on it........

CaptainBeno
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I suppose it could be Chaff Phage? But seriously, not in that area? I know the areas really well.

Well, I saw the loop before it went blank, and it sure looks like chaff. Exactly like chaff, actually.

I don't know how you guys do it, but over the last year, we've been dropping chaff over major metropolitan areas. A few times they've owned up to it eventually, although they have lied about the chaff type. Other times they don't admit to it at all. Apparently the fact that they're testing out diazo-fluorine based degrading chaff is a big semi-secret.

reply to post by taoistguy

Not stupid. Not totally stupid any way.

It's a loop that cycles through the latest images.

www.mandurahmail.com.au...=1

This is my local online newspaper and it looks like someone photographed the S shape from a boat off shore. Sorry if someone has already posted this.

reply to post by mazzroth

That looks like someone took a picture of Venus from a boat.
That's called camera motion.

On the evening news it said it was due to naval / air force exercise and as it was perfect atmospheric conditions it was clearly picked up on the radar..

reply to post by Shana91aus

Not to "ta da", but ta da!
www.abovetopsecret.com...

Thanks for the update.

reply to post by Phage


Scuse me, I think you owe me that Tadah.

reply to post by zazzafrazz


Wha wha what?
Wh wh why?

reply to post by Phage


Shame on you

www.abovetopsecret.com...

reply to post by zazzafrazz

Shame on me indeed.
Tadas to you sweetcakes.

Say hi to Oz for me too, btw.

reply to post by Phage



That's better.


*flicks hair over shoulder and walks off smugly.

reply to post by zazzafrazz

You're cute when you're smug.

reply to post by Phage


You're ugly when you're smart.

reply to post by zazzafrazz

I'm ugly when I'm not.
What can I say?

And I thought I'd seen every possible anomaly on the weather radar... well every 'normal' variation of peculiarities at least.

Saw this announcement on weatherzone

'Rottnest Monster' mystery solved: Defence admits training exercise caused weird S-shaped radar trace 20:55 EDT A strange S-shaped phenomenon which appeared on the weather bureau radar off the West Australian coast was caused by a military exercise, the Department of Defence has confirmed.

More info here

It obviously was not a 'stealth' exercise unless the objective was to make incoming aircraft look like rain.

Very surreal phenomena.
Some have said it may be a vessels movement I guess that means it left a trail as it moved on with twists & turns.

However if it is in fact just a single object how large would it be length and width wise.
Seems obscenely large even for a "Loch Ness" type of creature.
Maybe a part metallic, part something else enabling it to twist as such from a black ops project undergoing tests.

It's certainly strange, whatever it may be!

Peace.

reply to post by CharlieSpeirs


I would have said that from the evidence we have, this looks likely to be a genuine UFO. If there is a valid radar anomaly and photos of strange lights taken by a local fisherman (showing the same shape), that suggests something strange happened.

For me, it's even more suspicious that the Australian Military have subsequently claimed it was caused by them, without telling us how they could possibly have created a huge S-shape radar return.

Well, I would expect them to say they caused it. It also confirms something unusual happened. I am convinced that UFO's are the subject of the greatest cover up in history.

Yes, it seems clear enough now that something real happened, rather than an illusion introduced by the radar equipment. If the military is responsible, they might not care to explain in too much detail how their advanced radar counter-measures work.

Military authorities have been known to misrepresent the nature of unexplainable phenomena, giving mundane explanations where these are not reasonable, just to 'keep a lid on things'. We have instances of a UFO ascribed to the planet Venus, when that planet wasn't even above the horizon, or to balloons, even though the object moved at several hundred miles per hour, or to military flares, when these were, at best, an incomplete and inadequate explanation.
So how can we know if the military is telling the truth in this instance? I don't know. If a detailed explanation of how and why a 28 mile-long, remarkably sharp, regular-looking shape was created by them is not considered too 'sensitive', then they should certainly give it.

reply to post by Smidge


I'm quite happy to be subject to your first comment here at ATS.
Welcome to the Promised Land

As for UFOs being part if the biggest cover up in history I tend to agree, discounting a few religious stories.

I haven't looked too far into this specific case so I couldn't give too much input.
I'll merely await the opinions of others to enlighten me further.
That is a decent theory though given such a proclamation from Down Under.
We'll see if their testimony has any further development.

Here is your first star. *clicks star*

Peace.