I know I'll get ancient aliens guy in response to this and cats with tin foil hats but the declassification of this video is a bigger deal than most people realise/think:
The background, this video shows an encounter between a Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet and an unknown object. It was released by the Defense Department's Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program. A whitish oval object, about the size of a commercial plane, chased by two Navy F/A-18F fighter jets from the aircraft carrier Nimitz off the coast of San Diego in 2004.
The fact this video was 'sat on' for 13 years, proves it's a pretty big deal, the fact there were fighters sent out to intercept this whiteish oval object is a big deal, the fact it's on video, on sensors, that there was a 'fleet of them' is incredible. This wasn't leaked to the press, it was released by a government body, no one is doubting these facts, there were numerous 'witnesses', it was caught on video, and by sensors, these weren't "earth lights", these weren't "weather balloons", these weren't "flares" this wasn't a mass hallucination, there's actual, factual evidence there was a 'fleet' of something best described as UFOs over San Diego in 2004.
Here's the pilot talking about it:
So, given that Aliens is the least likely source/outcome. Who else could have this technology? The Chinese? The Russians?
I hardly think this is likely, neither have managed to put a nuclear aircraft carrier afloat, if they don't have the technology or expertise to do it, how would they suddenly jump that far ahead technologically? Also, why would US, Russia and China keep pumping billions into rockets if they have some form of exhaust-less (no plumes) engine?
So most likely source would by another branch of the US I guess (actually might explain why NASA funding has been so lacking), yet again, why if they had this technology would they keep it secret and if they were keeping it secret why would they approach their carrier group at day and give up their secret?
This is a very weird story, the fact no one involved in reporting it had their mental capacity questioned and seem to be of sound mind and character and a 13 year investigation still doesn't know what the hell this thing was means it's a long shot from someone merely seeing a bright orb in the sky, which could be dismissed of course.
There was something in the Sky over San Diego, this appears to be fact. It used a propulsion that left no exhaust and had no wings, this also seems to be fact, it's hard not to think this is a big deal so.
Theories?
The background, this video shows an encounter between a Navy F/A-18 Super Hornet and an unknown object. It was released by the Defense Department's Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program. A whitish oval object, about the size of a commercial plane, chased by two Navy F/A-18F fighter jets from the aircraft carrier Nimitz off the coast of San Diego in 2004.
The fact this video was 'sat on' for 13 years, proves it's a pretty big deal, the fact there were fighters sent out to intercept this whiteish oval object is a big deal, the fact it's on video, on sensors, that there was a 'fleet of them' is incredible. This wasn't leaked to the press, it was released by a government body, no one is doubting these facts, there were numerous 'witnesses', it was caught on video, and by sensors, these weren't "earth lights", these weren't "weather balloons", these weren't "flares" this wasn't a mass hallucination, there's actual, factual evidence there was a 'fleet' of something best described as UFOs over San Diego in 2004.
Here's the pilot talking about it:
So, given that Aliens is the least likely source/outcome. Who else could have this technology? The Chinese? The Russians?
I hardly think this is likely, neither have managed to put a nuclear aircraft carrier afloat, if they don't have the technology or expertise to do it, how would they suddenly jump that far ahead technologically? Also, why would US, Russia and China keep pumping billions into rockets if they have some form of exhaust-less (no plumes) engine?
So most likely source would by another branch of the US I guess (actually might explain why NASA funding has been so lacking), yet again, why if they had this technology would they keep it secret and if they were keeping it secret why would they approach their carrier group at day and give up their secret?
This is a very weird story, the fact no one involved in reporting it had their mental capacity questioned and seem to be of sound mind and character and a 13 year investigation still doesn't know what the hell this thing was means it's a long shot from someone merely seeing a bright orb in the sky, which could be dismissed of course.
There was something in the Sky over San Diego, this appears to be fact. It used a propulsion that left no exhaust and had no wings, this also seems to be fact, it's hard not to think this is a big deal so.
Theories?
