LMAO Fish knows all, don't ask how... just know that he knows

I'm not addressing the classification of the video. Why the government does what it does isn't at issue here.

I am specifically directing my comments around the physical limitations of known aircraft, regardless of inventory, as well as basic aerodynamics.

Here's what's so funny about you and people like you. For decades scoffers have asked, "why can't someone get a good picture of one of these UFOs?"

Well now we have several clips of objects that were scanned/recorded by multiple state-of-the-art military-grade sensor arrays, on a multitude of bandwidths, under nearly perfect weather conditions. Backed up by eyewitness accounts from multiple veteran Naval aviators with a perfect visual environment.

Basically, it doesn't get any better than that from an observational perspective. If that clip showed a Mig-29 or a ship on the surface, you would have no problem believing your own lying eyes, or completely believing the system display.

But because it's an unfamiliar object in the HUD, suddenly the FLIR must've been faulty. Well, every FLIR aboard every F/A-18 that flew off those carriers went bad for every flight over the course of every day for a few weeks. Uh huh. Sounds perfectly reasonable.

Oh, and so did the radar suites of the missile boats also in the task force. The most advanced radar-intercept system ever devised by Man, in two different Ticonderoga-class ships both failed in exactly the same way, at exactly the same time, for exactly the same duration.

Right. Makes all the sense in the world.:)

Probably fish farts

https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts...es/red-herring

Isn’t that the number one excuse used?

These same questions get brought up to these folks in the Navy with the same bewilderment (my initial reaction was similar to yours). Nobody knows what these objects are and nobody knows what to do about them.

Yep! The "powers that be" used that excuse for years and years....hell, even when there was no swamp..... ROFL

Since it appears that we're not going to have a zombie apocalypse in the near future, I'd be okay with a small extraterrestrial invasion. Maybe then some of the HumanToHuman hatred/ugliness could slow down (or stop altogether).

I see Fish has escaped from DC.

https://i.stack.imgur.com/0t7wc.jpg

FYI: if the radar data from the Ticonderoga-class cruisers is accurate, and there's no real reason to believe it isn't, when those objects were bouncing between 50,000 ft. and sea level, they were traveling in excess of 35,000 mph.

You know what man-made machines can do that inside Earth's atmosphere? NOTHING.

The fastest man-made air-breathing machine ever built, the X-43A scramjet achieved a terminal velocity of just 7,000 mph, and took 10 seconds to reach that velocity. It also was launched from an altitude of more than 43,000 ft., as a launch from a lower altitude would've torn the ship apart as it accelerated through Mach 5.

According to the former VP of Lockheed-Martin's SkunkWorks division, what those things were doing, simply by bouncing from 50,000 ft. to sea level and back again, represents a leap in aerospace technology of probably more than 100 years.

IIRC? I seen UFO open for someone back in the 80s

Post your comments in English please.:)

For when I hear about weird technologically advanced shit thait's described as Alien


IMO, it's DARPA the same individuals who started to develop the internet in the 50's

Doctor Doctor

Got nothing on a radio controlled copter though LMAO:p

It looks like this isn't going to happen yet. :(