#unknown flying object

[michael-rosskothen]

Huge spaceships over a big city

[aaron999garcia]

[msaprildaniels]

The 2004 Nimitz Tic-Tac incident was a weapons test of a plasma projecting system which creates physical, 3D projections out of plasma from a concealed system mounted on a nuclear submarine. The pilots who were spoofed are being punished for allowing themselves to be fooled by being used in a psi-ops campaign to convince people the Nimitz incident is "unexplained."

Australia's recent decision to forgo French diesel-electric submarines in favor of American nuclear boats is probably a reflection of this incident. The power requirements for such a system likely preclude anything being mounted on anything but nuclear boats.

The system was developed at Area 51 during the 20th century. It is used to spoof visual, thermal, and radar sensors. It is not an alien technology but a terrestrially developed mechanism to fool trained observers. I do not claim to fully understand the logic behind the psi-op claiming otherwise, but perhaps it is simply pure hucksterism.

[mulhollanddriver]

...and will be responsible for the destruction of most of your species.

[msaprildaniels]

An alleged UFO, photographed from inside the cockpit of a combat aircraft. Location and date unknown.

[forteanworld]

South Wales UFO

At 00:40 AM, June 8, 2008, a South Wales Police helicopter with three experienced crew onboard was above MOD St Athan, an RAF base, waiting to land in order to refuel. The Control Tower from the nearby Cardiff International Airport had recently given the helicopter clearance to do so as they had no reports nor radar evidence of any other craft in the vicinity.

Whilst awaiting permission to land and hovering above the air base at a height of about 500 ft (150 m), the crew noticed a brightly lit object above them. The crew described it as "flying saucer shaped". Then suddenly, the object hurtled down towards them at "great speed". The pilot quickly took evasive action, banking the aircraft sharply. The object then sped away and the helicopter crew decided to give chase.

They pursued the object at close to the helicopter's maximum speed out over the Bristol Channel until, not far from the North Devon Coast, their fuel level, which was the main reason they happened to be above the RAF base in the first place, became critical and they were forced to give up the pursuit.

While the helicopter was equipped with state-of-the-art surveillance equipment, the object was not captured on film. The crew have since stated that the object could not be seen with night vision goggles but was "clearly visible" to the naked eye.

The object was also sighted by George Withrington, a retired RAF glider pilot from St Mellons, Cardiff. He reported seeing something "Peculiar with lots of flashing lights" later that same day while reading in his garden at about 16:20 on June 8.

"I was looking at an aeroplane overhead when I spotted this thing that was in the corner of my eye. It shifted direction very quickly, in the blink of an eye. I looked at it for quite a while, I was watching it for at least 10 minutes. It flew off towards the east, towards Newport."

[thecanadablog]

Auroras and UFO over sea ice, Nunavut, Canada.

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unknown flying object