You're speculating that that's what they're saying. Perhaps there's evidence of it involving another state, or other explanation. Or perhaps they don't know. But we don't know what they know, so what's the point in pretending we do?"I don't know" applies, regardless of the classification of the briefing.
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UFOs?
- Thread starter nittany03
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Sorry. I'll certainly refrain from any speculation on the matter in the future if it makes you uncomfortable. FWIW, there's a good bit of reporting on this on JWICS. You should probably check that out... you know... to avoid speculation.
Stunned by UFOs, ‘exasperated’ fighter pilots get little help from Pentagon
Despite the frequency of the encounters and the severity of the hazard, it took the Navy five years to adopt a formal UFO reporting structure.
thehill.com
@exo
You know…had Ryan Graves’ call sign had been “Mork” the world would be a lot better place.Stunned by UFOs, ‘exasperated’ fighter pilots get little help from Pentagon
Despite the frequency of the encounters and the severity of the hazard, it took the Navy five years to adopt a formal UFO reporting structure.
@exo
Tbh, seems like it’s becoming a lucrative new genre of straight-to-streaming documentaries. Regardless of the veracity of the info. The cost to produce documentaries is dropping and the streaming companies are outbidding each other to produce mediocre content en masse (on every topic, not just this one).
Speaking of...I was "forced" to watch at work the first couple of episodes from the new season of Skin Crawler Ranch recently. I still haven't been able to figure out if they are all taking their own idiocy seriously or if they're all in on the joke. The episode where they try and drop GPS trackers out of a helicopter may be the pinnacle example of their ignorance about...well, pretty much everything.
You are a hero…I couldn’t even make it through the commercials for that show!
My wife watches that ridiculous show. You are correct, they have all consumed the Kool-Aid and absolutely hype up everything.
My favorite part, and one repeatedly quoted for the next week at work, was when they were dropping the sensors out of the helicopter: "Huh, they keep going behind us! There must be some unseen force!"
And that was the planetary astrophysicist.
If I were in charge of that ranch, for TV entertainment purposes, I would have an array of commercial drones (sUAS) with full up ISR (E/O, FLIR, multi-spectral) that are each pre-programmed to a different hot spot. Maybe even a Constant Phoenix-esque sniffer with a jury rigged Geiger counter payload. Something weird seen on the mesa? Click 1 to send drone 1 to that spot in 30 seconds. Most likely, the “anomaly” was some optical illusion or explainable event they’d discover once the drone gets close. I’m not saying they would actually discover anything… just that it would make for better television.
OK, admittedly I bailed on collegiate physics after calc-based E&M. But I have to ask . . . what precisely would a "seen" force look like? All forces are unseen. You only see their effects on other things. It's like "assless chaps." Of course they're assless, otherwise they'd be pants.
