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I actually grew up in a huge UFO hotspot in the 1980's and into the 1990's. I saw things. Friends saw things. Many people there saw things; People of all walks of life who didnt know each other , even local cops.
Yep, seen a few things like that too and so have some friends. Ho hum.I've said it before and I'll repeat it again: I'm a trained observer who spent many years outside studying the night sky (astronomy), and you see things, like in the late 60s out one summer night. To look up, it was just another starry night with nothing to see going on, but this one particular night I was out with my first telescope panning the sky at about 30 power (low power wide field) and I came across a group of 3 UFOs doing stuff nothing on this Earth according to every science law we know cannot do yet they were doing them.
I've seen other things, about half which I can rationalize as probably this or that, while the other half are not so easy to dismiss, plus one or two credible 3rd party stories.
But from what I KNOW I SAW that one night in about 1968, either UFOs from other planets are real, or the US government (or someone here on Earth) has technology 1000 years ahead of F-35s and B2 Bombers and A-10 Warthogs, because,
No aircraft on this planet or anything within our known physical laws can make instantaneous changes in speed and/or direction.
But these three things did. SOMETHING is out there, doing stuff that by our known physical laws say cannot even be done.
Yep, seen a few things like that too and so have some friends. Ho hum.
The government may well have technology which is 50 - 100 years beyond what the commercial sector has. If secret progress in tech moves much faster than is actually released to the public, eventually we will virtually be left in the dark ages by our own government and probably already are.
Also bear in mind that the government may be in possession of equipment capable of displaying dazzling holographic effects that make Hollywood look like childs play. What we see may be a combination of that and real homegrown crafts. If you impress that on minds who have a real need to believe, well....the probable result is obvious.
Actually, yes on both counts. I've considered all of that. Even if it were a robot ship, a craft cannot physically withstand the stress of such high inertia, it would tear it apart as metal, etc., is subject to the same inertia as people. But you are kind of touching upon one possibility, of the ship creating a pocket of space around itself putting the ship in another state, another dimension or something where inertia is eliminated.Did you ever think that maybe there WASNT anyone inside those craft??? Or did you ever think that maybe in an antigravity "bubble" there is little to no inertia. Guess not on both counts.
I'm not being naive. Such technology is not just a matter of brilliant thinking, such technology would have to violate known, immutable physical laws which are the very foundations of our science, physics, and understanding of the known universe that governs everything we see from the dust on your table to the stars to distant galaxies.I also think that refusing to accept that the government may have technology that is way beyond what many people would believe possible in this day and age is being foolish.
You're being totally naive thinking that you know what is or isn't possible, and discounting that your government very likely has things that would totally challenge what you THINK you know.Actually, yes on both counts. I've considered all of that. Even if it were a robot ship, a craft cannot physically withstand the stress of such high inertia, it would tear it apart as metal, etc., is subject to the same inertia as people. But you are kind of touching upon one possibility, of the ship creating a pocket of space around itself putting the ship in another state, another dimension or something where inertia is eliminated.
I'm not being naive. Such technology is not just a matter of brilliant thinking, such technology would have to violate known, immutable physical laws which are the very foundations of our science, physics, and understanding of the known universe that governs everything we see from the dust on your table to the stars to distant galaxies.
If the USA has some of this technology, then most likely, it had to have to them by an outsider, either that or someone around here has about a 12 million IQ, and if they were that smart, they would be smart enough to become a trillionaire and conquer the Earth.
You're being totally naive thinking that you know what is or isn't possible, and discounting that your government very likely has things that would totally challenge what you THINK you know.