https://youtu.be/RnofCyaWhI0 https://youtu.be/KBMU6l6GsdM Я полагаю, что технология для них будет астрономической (каламбур), поскольку им уже полтора десятилетия. Если бы они это усовершенствовали, это было бы для нас каким-то жутким дерьмом будущего.
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Is it possible man is sphere made?
I clearly saw one of these spheres in 1978, under power and moving fast. It defies reason to think they are somebody’s science project from two generations ago.
I think the spheres are old; very old, some could be ours by now I’m sure, but I think they serve as network drones. Either as part of a relatively benign observation protocol or an intervention protocol system that we are yet to trigger because we don’t have whatever technology they may have been designed to forbid. Or if they’re old ass drones, they could be plain broken; who knows how long it’s even been since we had an alien techie swing by for routine maintenance.
The spheres that have been seen show no signs of propulsion, and they are completely silent.
These show obvious signs of propulsion, and are loud as hell.
Nothing about this tech is in any way similar to a solid sphere that can move silently, without obvious propulsion or a heat trail.
I feel that comparing this to the uap spheres is like to claiming a handgun is technologically similar to a Star Trek phaser.
I think if theses were man made objects, the progression of that technology would be everywhere. A trickle down effect. There would be so many uses of the tech in everyday life
Simply put, no
These are cool but they are meant for space not down here. They could not hold enough fuel but in space, one little blast would carry them far and I imagine they could get up to speed fairly quickly. The orbs we see don’t have any obvious propulsion mechanism as seen on these. All the smoke and fire etc.
100% possible… Some rich Saudi, or foreign government, or simply an incredibly wealthy civilian whack job like McAfee with all the resources in the world and no regard for FAA regulations or international law, could have been funding labs of engineers for decades trying to come up with some sort of uniquely powered drones that seem to defy physics.
When you look at some of the massive wealth in parts of the Middle East, for example, and some of the ludicrous things, we see those oil families spend that wealth on… Is it so far-fetched that they could successfully proposition teams of brilliant engineers from all corners of the world and fund them to do whatever the fuck they want ?
My gut tells me…maybe
The Russians have spheres like this that can hunt down and take a piggyback ride on satellites [closest open source](https://breakingdefense.com/2019/04/russia-builds-new-co-orbital-satellite-swf-csis-say/?amp=1). We can also track any object the size of a golf ball in orbit [closest open source](https://www.nationaldefensemagazine.org/articles/2020/4/16/pentagon-bringing-new-space-sensing-capabilities-online). It’s a whole thing right now.
That said the stuff you are seeing being labeled as spheres are 100% man made drones.
Edit:
The Russians (not the Chinese yet as far as I know) track orbits, launch a satellite on-orbit with an adversarial one / maybe ahead, get close, and a bay opens up launching a small orb with dumbass little robot arms that grab on to the adversarial satellite and can hijack or destroy that satellites communications equipment. In fact, I’m pretty sure NRO is shitting its pants right now because the Russians are in hot pursuit.
Yes, it’s possible.
The question is, when?
Some funny ass takes in here. Possible is apparently a very loose term.
I think if theses were man made objects, the progression of that technology would be everywhere. A trickle down effect. There would be so many uses of the tech in everyday life
It’s probable
I doubt they are man made but, what was it our government shot down when they shot down the Chinese Spy Balloon?
It’s entirely possible in my opinion, after seeing videos of quantum locking/levitation I’m convinced that is the answer. While doing some research I discovered that Los Alamos Lab conducted a magnetic pulse test in 2012 that created a magnetic pulse of 100.75 tesla which comes out to over 2,000,000 times the strength of our planets magnetic field, if that could be used as the power source in a craft I believe it could be possible to essentially ride magnetic waves, the biggest issue I come across is keeping the craft supercooled while within our atmosphere, once you get into space the cooling would be automatic considering the extreme cold out there so you wouldn’t need to worry about it while out there if my crazy 1 am thoughts and research are to be believed.
Unlikely, if so someone would be selling them for profit.
https://youtu.be/ndRxU1wRIYM
11years ago. 🤷♂️
The tech seems recognizeable. Some clearly lenses and lights can be seen. Their are airvents for cooling or potentially an internal turbine. If its not mystical enough to be magic it COULD be man made.
Of course! IF they are i bet they fly by some laser/magnetic shit from satellites.
I honestly believe that like 97% of these UFOs UAPs are man-made military stuff.
Yes, 16 variable ducked port propulsion with intake around the center. If the are light enough they could do amazing things
That was insane. I cant believe they did that in the 80s.
Calling the recent uaps man-made is the silliest shit I have read yet in this sub.