thing is, the US kept the MK1 Stealth a secret for about 9 years, and they were using it in those 9 years. This is the F1-17, triangular shape craft to which i refer. If a member of the public had said they had seen such a thing during that 9 years they would have been given the mad label.
So you never know what your are looking at - it might ours, but we just dont know about it.
thing is, the US kept the MK1 Stealth a secret for about 9 years, and they were using it in those 9 years. This is the F1-17, triangular shape craft to which i refer. If a member of the public had said they had seen such a thing during that 9 years they would have been given the mad label.
So you never know what your are looking at - it might ours, but we just dont know about it.
And the B2 Stealth Bomber can look remarkably like a triangular, disc, or cigar shaped object depend on the angle from which you view it. It's usually accompanied (although presumbably not on operational missions) by between 2 and 4 escorting fighters. I wonder whether that was what started the "triangular UFO chased by jet fighters" stories?
And the B2 Stealth Bomber can look remarkably like a triangular, disc, or cigar shaped object depend on the angle from which you view it. It's usually accompanied (although presumbably not on operational missions) by between 2 and 4 escorting fighters. I wonder whether that was what started the "triangular UFO chased by jet fighters" stories?
yes, and that was first used in the early 90s (92?) - so think how far on they could have got by now.....plus add in a move to unmaned aircraft, and you are bound to end up with some very fast and some very odd looking craft.
The people working at places like Area 51 are there to do a job and part of that is running these types of projects, which are afterall their for our protection, we wouldnt want this stuff falling into North Koreas hands would we.
- makes me laugh when people on tour (and on BBC tv) see the sign and drive right pass the sign that says Stop. What do they expect is going to happen, tea and biscuits?
Ritchie's daughter Cara, 27, said: "It was really scary, I’m actually still scared just in case something happens; like the alien invasion in Mars Attacks.
she was probably terrified in case Tom Jones turned up and started singing
As with so many such videos and photos, the picture quality is so poor and indistinct that it could be any object, e.g. wireless router lights.
What's really needed is for a TV camera crew to be in the right place at the right time so that they can capture some high quality images with the whole event being preferably witnessed by many other people as well.
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Radio controlled ones, they're the best, like the ones in the video:p
I didn't think there'd ever been any doubt that, sometimes, people see things in the sky and have no idea what they are.
Hahaha!
So you never know what your are looking at - it might ours, but we just dont know about it.
And the B2 Stealth Bomber can look remarkably like a triangular, disc, or cigar shaped object depend on the angle from which you view it. It's usually accompanied (although presumbably not on operational missions) by between 2 and 4 escorting fighters. I wonder whether that was what started the "triangular UFO chased by jet fighters" stories?
yes, and that was first used in the early 90s (92?) - so think how far on they could have got by now.....plus add in a move to unmaned aircraft, and you are bound to end up with some very fast and some very odd looking craft.
The people working at places like Area 51 are there to do a job and part of that is running these types of projects, which are afterall their for our protection, we wouldnt want this stuff falling into North Koreas hands would we.
- makes me laugh when people on tour (and on BBC tv) see the sign and drive right pass the sign that says Stop. What do they expect is going to happen, tea and biscuits?
she was probably terrified in case Tom Jones turned up and started singing
She's the stuff legends are made of.
What's really needed is for a TV camera crew to be in the right place at the right time so that they can capture some high quality images with the whole event being preferably witnessed by many other people as well.