slickracer
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Drone Mystery?
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DWalt
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Wonder if this has something to do with the NJ drones, and if so, why was it not used as an explanation? NARTP Signs Cooperative Research and Development Agreement With USTRANSCOM, USAF Air Mobility Command, and ACEA
MYSTERY SOLVED!!!
John Kirby says these are manned aircraft and US citizens don't know what they're seeing.
"Trust me...I'm from the government and I'm here to help."
John Kirby says these are manned aircraft and US citizens don't know what they're seeing.
"Trust me...I'm from the government and I'm here to help."
I don't have the time to read through all of this. Some food for thought;
Why are there no pilots reporting this - it's a busy airspace?
6 people make a report, of the same one something, which now is reported as 6 somethings!
NJ Senator posted his siting on X then retracted it a couple of days later saying it was almost certainly planes!
"They are as big as cars"! You see lights in the sky in the dark. Are they a big something close by or far away or vice-versa. It's pretty hard to tell object sizes, in the sky, at night!
I'm firmly in the "this is another conspiracy theory" crowd.
The only thing I'm pretty certain about is that all of the drone hobbyist that have the ability to fly at night are having a lot of fun right now.
Why are there no pilots reporting this - it's a busy airspace?
6 people make a report, of the same one something, which now is reported as 6 somethings!
NJ Senator posted his siting on X then retracted it a couple of days later saying it was almost certainly planes!
"They are as big as cars"! You see lights in the sky in the dark. Are they a big something close by or far away or vice-versa. It's pretty hard to tell object sizes, in the sky, at night!
I'm firmly in the "this is another conspiracy theory" crowd.
The only thing I'm pretty certain about is that all of the drone hobbyist that have the ability to fly at night are having a lot of fun right now.
Only if you have a lot of money saved up to spend on legal fees, and a burning desire to see what the inside of a federal prison looks like…
https://www.faa.gov/newsroom/lasers-0
Your sarcasm aside, do you have a better explanation? People who’ve never spent a lot of time skygazing, who have no experience measuring the range, size, speed, and direction of objects far away, are now studying the heavens constantly, looking for anything that’s moving…you don’t think it’s possible they’re seeing aircraft they’ve never noticed before?
Yesterday, a paramedic I used to work with — a smart, savvy woman not given to silliness — shared a video on her social media page of a mysterious large “drone”, and demanded that the government tell us all what these things are. Several of us gently explained to her what a V-22 Osprey is and who flies them…
I have a feeling if they flew over SD Our governor would shoot them down.
taz666
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Gotta love the internet.
BKLooney
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The first plane crash I ever responded on was a radio controlled airplane. It got away from the fellow flying it and just shut the airport down. It crashed at center runways where all three runways intersected Took us 45 minutes to clean it all up...Fod you know.....It was ah expensive little thing though...3 planes had to divert to Washington 5 or 6 flew in circles waiting to land and about 15 waiting to leave....Favorite plane crash though...Real ones are a lot more...messy. Drones around airports can be very dangerous
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There will always be a few nutcases that drive hysteria. But when hundreds of people report the same thing, then maybe someone needs to listen.
Often, there are good explanations for things that are seemingly going bump in the night. But when the govmnt says the moronic things that they are saying, one has to realize that there is a cover-up going on.
What is the government saying that is “moronic”? They’ve said, over and over again, that there is no threat to the country, and that many of these things appear to be sightings of aircraft. How is that moronic? Has anyone been harmed? Have any of these alleged drones dropped or emitted anything harmful? Has there been anything beyond conjecture and wild rumor-mongering to justify the fear and cynicism that’s being generated? Have any confidential sources come forward to declare or confirm that there is some sort of coverup or conspiracy taking place?
We live in an open society where there is so much information available to the public, we figure we’re entitled to know anything and everything we want to know…but that’s not the case. Reading between the lines of the government spokespeople’s statements, while they assure us there is no threat, they don’t come right out and tell us everything they know. And that’s okay with me.
My father was a chemical engineer for the US Navy, who worked on nuclear submarines for many years. When I was a kid, he was gone about six months out of any given year, on shakedown cruises, sea trials, and test dives. When he would get home, and I would ask him where he’d been or what he’d been doing, his answer was always “that’s on a need-to-know basis, and you don’t need to know.”
Well, I don’t need to know exactly what these flying objects are; I need to know what they aren’t, and that question has been answered repeatedly, with no evidence to the contrary being offered. Until somebody steps up with proof of some nefarious conspiracy or coverup, I will not lose sleep over things that fly in the night.
I'll keep my eye out.
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charlie sherrill
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Different kind of gas in D.C.
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DWalt
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Not every opinion and theory can be correct, but all of them could be wrong. Or as a lawyer friend used to say, we don’t know how much we don’t know.
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